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- the present invention relates to a predist evening that compensates for distortion generated in an amplifier, and more particularly, to a predist evening that compensates for the influence of the memory effect caused by fluctuations in the power supply voltage of the amplifier.
- a base station apparatus in a mobile communication system that employs a wideband code division multiple access (W-CDMA) method as a mobile communication method is physically far away. Since the radio signal needs to reach the mobile station device, it is necessary to amplify the signal with a power amplifier.
- the output of a power amplifier changes linearly at a low input, but when the input level exceeds a certain level, the output becomes nonlinear and becomes saturated.
- a power amplifier is used at an operating point close to the saturation point in order to improve power efficiency. Therefore, nonlinear distortion occurs due to the nonlinearity of the amplifier.
- the transmitted signal before amplification is suppressed to a low level by removing signal components outside the desired signal band by the band limiting filter, but the signal after passing through the power amplifier is reduced to the desired signal band due to the generated nonlinear distortion.
- the signal component leaks outside (adjacent channel). For example, since the base station apparatus has a high transmission power as described above, the magnitude of the leakage power to such an adjacent channel is strictly defined. How to reduce it is a big problem.
- the predistortion method is a method for compensating for distortion generated in the power amplifier by giving in advance to the input signal to the amplifier the inverse characteristics of AM-AM conversion and AM-PM conversion, which are nonlinear characteristics of the power amplifier.
- FIG. 6 shows an example of a functional block configuration of an amplifier with a pre-displacement composed of power amplifiers using a pre-distortion method.
- An input signal to the amplifier with predistortion is input to the power detection unit 71 and the predistortion unit 73.
- the power detector 71 detects the power (or amplitude) of the input signal and outputs the detection result to the distortion compensation table 72 as a reference argument.
- the distortion compensation table 7 2 is configured as a look-up table (LUT: Look Up Tab 1 e) using a memory or the like, for example, and the detection result by the power detection unit 71 is referred to as an argument. Corresponding as (address), a value for distortion compensation by the predistortion method is stored. Specifically, the distortion compensation table 7 2 includes an AM-related amplitude characteristic that is an inverse characteristic of the nonlinear characteristic of the amplifier to be compensated (amplifier 7 4) and generally uses the power or amplitude of the input signal as an index. The AM-PM characteristic value related to the AM characteristic and phase is stored.
- LUT Look Up Tab 1 e
- the distortion compensation table 72 outputs a value corresponding to the detection result input from the power detection unit 71 to the predistortion unit 73.
- the predistortion unit 73 compensates the amplitude and phase of the input signal according to the reference result value input from the distortion compensation table 72, and outputs the compensated signal to the amplification unit 74.
- the amplifying unit 74 includes a power amplifier, and amplifies the signal input from the predistortion unit 7 3 and outputs the amplified signal. This output signal is pre-dist overnight. Output from the amplifier.
- a distortion amplitude distortion or phase distortion
- a predistortion method By canceling out the generated distortion, the output signal becomes a signal without distortion.
- the control unit 75 updates the stored contents of the distortion compensation table 72 based on the input signal and output signal of the pre-distant amplifier in order to adapt to temperature changes and aging changes.
- FIG. 7 shows an example of the configuration of a predist overnight that performs digital processing. An example of the operation performed by the predist overnight in this example is shown.
- An input signal to the predist is input to the envelope detector 81 and the complex multiplier 83.
- the envelope detector 81 calculates sqrt (I 2 + Q 2 ) for each sample for the I (I n—Phase) component “I” and Q (Quad ratur e-Phase) component “Q” of the input signal. And instantaneous power (corresponding to the RF band envelope) is detected and the detection result is output to the LUT 82.
- the LUT 82 is a distortion compensation table composed of a memory or the like.
- the detection result by the envelope detector 81 is associated as a reference argument (address), and the value for controlling distortion compensation is in the form of a complex vector.
- the LUT 82 outputs the corresponding distortion compensation complex vector to the complex multiplier 83 using the detection result of the envelope detector 81 as an argument (address) of the table.
- the complex multiplier 83 multiplies the input signal and the complex vector input from the LUT 82 and outputs the result. As a result, predistortion processing is performed, and this output signal is output from the predistortion overnight.
- it is common to operate at a sampling frequency several to several tens of times the transmission signal bandwidth in order to compensate for third-order, fifth-order or higher intermodulation distortion.
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- the distortion generation mechanism in the amplifier includes not only the AM-AM characteristic and AM-PM characteristic due to instantaneous power, but also the current state changes depending on the past state represented by the memory effect. For example, when the index for referring to the distortion compensation table is only the instantaneous power, the nonlinear distortion generated by the memory effect cannot be completely compensated.
- Various mechanisms have been studied for the generation of the memory effect, but it has not been clearly elucidated and many exist.
- the power supply voltage fluctuation of the amplifier is one of the causes of the memory effect, and an embodiment related to the predistorter that compensates for the distortion caused by the fluctuation is shown.
- FIG. 8 shows an example of a transistor model affected by the memory effect.
- This model is composed of a transistor 91 made up of a field effect transistor (FET: F i e 1 dE f ft ct ran s i s tor) and an inductance 92 with an inductance value L.
- the inductance 92 is a parasitic inductance existing in the bias circuit and output matching circuit of the transistor 91.
- a current I (t) flowing through the drain bias circuit and flowing into the drain is converted into a voltage signal by the inductance 92.
- t represents time.
- Vd s Vd d-AV
- Fig. 9 (a) shows an example of AM-AM characteristics when the power supply voltage (drain-source voltage) Vds is used as a parameter.
- the horizontal axis shows input power [dBm]
- the vertical axis shows gain [dB]. As shown in the figure, the gain increases as the power supply voltage Vds increases.
- Figure 9 (b) shows an example of AM-PM characteristics when the power supply voltage (drain-source voltage) Vds is a parameter.
- the horizontal axis shows the input power [dBm]
- the vertical axis shows the phase [d e g r e e].
- the passing phase varies depending on the power supply voltage Vds.
- the power supply voltage (drain-source voltage) Vds is fluctuated equivalently by the instantaneous input signal as shown in Equation 1. Since the inductance is 92, AM-AM characteristics and AM-PM characteristics change dynamically according to changes in instantaneous current, that is, changes in envelope difference. Therefore, distortion caused by fluctuations in power supply voltage cannot be completely compensated for by a predist that performs amplitude modulation and phase modulation based on the envelope (instantaneous power) of the input signal.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above-described conventional circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a predist evening that can effectively compensate for the influence of the memory effect.
- the predistorter according to the present invention has the following configuration to prevent distortion caused by the memory effect when a signal is amplified by an amplifier. To compensate.
- the level detection means detects the level of the signal.
- Coefficient output means outputs a coefficient corresponding to the detected level.
- Delay means delays the output coefficient.
- Difference detection means detects a difference between the output coefficient and the delayed coefficient.
- Multiplication means multiplies the detected difference by the signal.
- a synthesis unit synthesizes the multiplication result and the signal. The result of the synthesis is output to the amplifier directly or indirectly via another circuit.
- the influence of the memory effect can be effectively compensated by using the time difference of the coefficient corresponding to the level of the signal to be amplified by the amplifier.
- a configuration that compensates for the influence of the memory effect and a configuration that compensates for other effects such as AM-AM characteristics and AM-PM characteristics may be used in combination.
- various signal levels such as the amplitude level of the signal and the power level of the signal may be used.
- the coefficient corresponding to the signal level for example, a coefficient capable of reducing distortion caused by the memory effect is used, and may be updated by, for example, feedback control.
- various lengths may be used as the amount of time for delaying the coefficient.
- the amount of time that is the minimum unit is used, such as the time of one sampling interval (one sample time). be able to.
- the difference between the time-advanced coefficient and the time-delayed coefficient is the difference between the time-advanced coefficient and the time-delayed coefficient. Any of these may be used, for example, because they have different positive and negative signs from each other, so that the positive and negative signs only need to be adjusted in either process. .
- a means to detect the difference between two signals and a means to synthesize two signals For example, it can be configured using an adder that adds two signals, or can be configured using a subtracter that subtracts the other signal from one signal.
- distortion generated by the memory effect is compensated when a signal is amplified by an amplifier by the following configuration.
- the level detection means detects the level of the signal.
- Coefficient output means outputs a coefficient corresponding to the detected level.
- Delay means delays the output coefficient.
- the difference detecting means detects the difference between the output coefficient and the delayed coefficient.
- Multiplication means multiplies the detected difference by the signal. Then, the result of the multiplication is output to the amplifier directly or indirectly through another circuit.
- the influence of the memory effect can be effectively compensated by using the time difference of the coefficient corresponding to the level of the signal to be amplified by the amplifier.
- a configuration that compensates for the influence of the memory effect and a configuration that compensates for other effects such as AM-AM characteristics and AM-PM characteristics may be used in combination.
- the following configuration compensates for distortion caused by the memory effect when a signal is amplified by an amplifier.
- the level detection means detects the level of the signal.
- An amplitude coefficient output means outputs a coefficient related to the amplitude corresponding to the detected level.
- Amplitude coefficient delay means delays the coefficient related to the output amplitude.
- Amplitude coefficient difference detection means detects a difference between the coefficient related to the output amplitude and the coefficient related to the delayed amplitude.
- Amplitude changing means changes the amplitude of the signal based on the difference in the coefficient related to the detected amplitude.
- the phase coefficient output means outputs a coefficient related to the phase corresponding to the detected level.
- the phase coefficient delay means outputs the output phase. Delay coefficient with respect to.
- a phase coefficient difference detecting means detects a difference between the coefficient related to the output phase and the coefficient related to the delayed phase.
- a phase changing unit changes the phase of the signal based on a difference in coefficients related to the detected phase. Then, the signal after receiving the change in the amplitude and the change in the phase is output to the amplifier directly or indirectly through
- the effect of the memory effect on the amplitude and phase can be obtained by using the time difference of the coefficient related to the amplitude and the time difference of the coefficient related to the phase according to the level of the signal to be amplified by the amplifier. Can be compensated for.
- a configuration that compensates for the influence of the memory effect and a configuration that compensates for other effects such as AM-AM characteristics and AM-PM characteristics may be used in combination.
- the coefficient relating to the amplitude corresponding to the signal level for example, a coefficient capable of reducing the amplitude distortion caused by the memory effect is used, and for example, even if updated by feedback control or the like. Good.
- a coefficient relating to the phase corresponding to the signal level for example, a coefficient capable of reducing phase distortion caused by the memory effect is used, and may be updated by, for example, feedback control.
- amplitude changing means for example, a variable attenuator or a variable amplifier can be used.
- phase change means can be configured using, for example, a variable phase shifter.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration example of a predist overnight according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 (a), (b), (c) is a diagram showing an example of the effect obtained by the pre-disaster event according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a configuration example of the predist overnight according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a configuration example of the memory effect predist overnight according to the third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a configuration example of an amplifier with predistortion according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a configuration example of an amplifier with predistortion.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a configuration example of the predist overnight.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of a transistor model affected by the memory effect.
- Fig. 9 is a diagram showing an example of the amplifier characteristics with the power supply voltage V d s as a parameter.
- a predistorter that compensates for distortion caused by power supply voltage fluctuations and an amplifier with a predistorter having such a predistorter are shown.
- Equation 2 Equation 2
- Vd s Vd d-L- ⁇ I (t) One I (t - ⁇ t) ⁇ / A t
- ⁇ is not limited to one sample, but considering that this difference is an approximation of the derivative, the smallest possible value, that is, one sample is considered desirable. Therefore, it may be better to increase the sampling frequency than usual.
- predistortion processing is performed with a signal obtained by subtracting the output value of the table from the output value at the current time.
- the initial value of the table may be the same as the distortion compensation coefficient used in normal predist overnight.
- the predistorter has a function of delaying the control signal output from the table in which the distortion compensation coefficient indicating the distortion compensation characteristic is stored, and from the table at the current time. Predistortion processing is performed using a signal obtained by subtracting the delayed control signal from the control signal.
- Fig. 1 shows an example of the configuration of a pre-distortion that performs digital processing.
- the predist evening in this example is composed of memory effect less predist evening (memoryless ⁇ D) 1 and memory effect predist evening (memory PD) 2.
- the memoryless PD 1 includes an envelope detector 11, a look-up table (LUT) 1 2 that is a distortion compensation table configured using a memory and the like, and a complex multiplier 1. 3 and a delay adjustment unit 14 composed of a shift register and the like.
- LUT look-up table
- the memory PD 2 includes an envelope detector 21, a look-up table (LUT) 2 2, which is a distortion compensation table configured using a memory, a delay unit 2 3 for one sample, and a power ⁇
- the pre-dis- play of this example consists of two parts, a memoryless PD 1 to compensate for odd-order distortion and a memory PD 2 to compensate for the effects of memory effects. It has a connected configuration.
- the memoryless PD 1 for example, the same one as the conventional normal predist evening that does not compensate for the influence of the memory effect can be used.
- the line connecting the right and left of the uppermost stage is the main signal line, and the others are for distortion compensation control.
- the input signal to the predistorter in this example is an IQ digital baseband signal composed of complex vectors, and in the predistortion of this example, processing for the I component and Q component is performed.
- the input signal to the predist overnight in this example is input to the memoryless PD 1 envelope detector 11 and delay adjustment unit 14.
- the envelope detector 11 detects the square root (envelope) of the instantaneous power of the input signal as amplitude information and outputs the detection result to the LUT 1 2.
- the LUT 1 2 associates the amplitude information of the input signal as a reference argument (address) and converts the distortion compensation coefficient having the opposite characteristics (that is, the cancellation characteristics) to the AM-AM characteristics and AM-PM characteristics. Stored as a vector. LUT 1 2 outputs the table value (distortion compensation coefficient) stored in the address corresponding to the amplitude information of the input signal, which is the detection result input from envelope detector 1 1, to complex multiplier 1 3. .
- the delay adjustment unit 14 delays the input signal and outputs it to the complex multiplier 13. Here, the amount of delay is adjusted so that the table value corresponding to the input signal is input to the complex multiplier 13 at the same timing as the input signal.
- the complex multiplier 13 multiplies the input signal and the distortion compensation coefficient input from the LUT 12 and outputs the complex multiplication result signal to the memory PD 2. This complex multiplication compensates for AM-AM characteristics and AM-PM characteristics.
- table values of the LUT 12 can be automatically converged to optimum values using, for example, various known adaptive algorithms.
- the signal input from the memoryless PD 1 is input to the envelope detector 21 and the delay adjustment unit 27.
- the envelope detector 21 has the same function as the envelope detector 11 of the memoryless PD 1, for example, detects the envelope of the input signal as amplitude information, and outputs the detection result to the LUT 22.
- the LUT22 associates the amplitude information of the input signal as a reference argument (address) and generates a distortion compensation coefficient that can generate the reverse characteristic (ie, the characteristic to cancel out) the distortion caused by the memory effect. As stored.
- the LUT 22 outputs the table value (distortion compensation coefficient) stored in the address corresponding to the amplitude information of the input signal, which is the detection result input from the envelope detector 21, to the delay unit 23 and the adder 24.
- the delay unit 23 includes a delay element that delays the signal by one sample time, and delays the distortion compensation coefficient input from the LUT 22 by one sample time and outputs it to the adder 24. .
- the adder 24 has a function of calculating a difference between two input signals, and calculates a distortion compensation coefficient input from the delay unit 23 from a distortion compensation coefficient input from the LUT 22.
- the subtraction result (difference) is output to the complex multiplier 25.
- This difference corresponds to, for example, the differentiation that occurs in the inductance 92 of the model shown in FIG.
- the delay adjustment unit 27 delays the input signal and outputs it to the complex multiplier 25 and the delay adjustment unit 28.
- the amount of delay is adjusted so that the output from the adder 24 corresponding to the input signal (output from the complex multiplier 1 3) is input to the complex multiplier 25 at the same timing as the input signal. Is done.
- the complex multiplier 25 performs the complex multiplication of the difference between the distortion compensation coefficients input from the adder 24 and the input signal from the memoryless PD 1 (in this example, the input signal from the delay adjustment unit 27), and The complex multiplication result is output to the adder 26.
- the inverse characteristic of distortion generated by the memory effect is expressed in the form of a sum, and the baseband even-order distortion is generated by, for example, differentiation of the inductance 92 of the model shown in FIG. This corresponds to a signal that compensates for distortion generated by changing the voltage and remodulating the fundamental wave.
- the delay adjustment unit 28 delays the input signal and outputs it to the adder 26.
- the amount of delay is such that the output from the complex multiplier 25 corresponding to the input signal (output from the complex multiplier 13) is input to the adder 26 at the same timing as the input signal. It is adjusted to.
- the adder 26 adds the input signal from the memoryless PD 1 (in this example, the input signal from the delay adjustment unit 2 8) and the complex multiplication result signal input from the complex multiplier 25 and outputs the result. .
- This output signal is output from the predist overnight in this example.
- the memory PD 2 detects again the amplitude of the signal previously distorted by the memoryless PD 1, and refers to the LUT 22 for the memory PD 2 on the basis of the detected amplitude information. Compensate for distortion caused by effects.
- the memoryless PD 1 gives in advance the characteristics for compensating for the distortion caused by the AM-AM characteristics and AM-PM characteristics of the amplifier to be compensated. Characteristics for compensating for distortion caused by the memory effect are given in advance, and these distortions can be compensated.
- the table value of the LUT 22 can be automatically converged to the optimum value using various known adaptive algorithms, for example.
- Fig. 2 (a), (b), and (c) show the example pre-! ⁇
- An example of a spectrum of experimental results is shown for the effect of distortion compensation obtained by overnight.
- the horizontal axis indicates the frequency
- the vertical axis indicates the signal power level.
- 3 GPp Test Mode 1 1 equal level 2 carriers are used as the input signal, and there is no distortion compensation. ) ”.
- Fig. 7 when distortion compensation is performed by a pre-disaster overnight without memory PD 2,“ without memory PD ”, and as shown in this example The spectrum is shown for “with memory PD”, which is the case where distortion compensation was performed by the predist overnight with PD 2.
- Fig. 2 (a) shows the case of 5 MHz detuning
- Fig. 2 (b) shows the case of 10 MHz detuning
- Fig. 2 (c) The case of 15 MHz detuning is shown. In either case, the memory effect of the predist overnight in this example
- the effect is obtained with 5 to 10 dB compensation.
- the parameters of the distortion compensation mode are determined based on the distortion caused by the memory effect and other distortions (in this example, AM-AM characteristics and AM-PM characteristics).
- the LUTs 12 and 22 are completely separated from the distortion caused by the memory effect and the other distortions, and the time difference between the values read from the LUT 22 for the memory effect is used. The effect of the effect can be compensated.
- the difference between the coefficients of the distortion compensation table (LUT) 22 is used to compensate for the differential effect of the power supply voltage fluctuation due to the influence of the inductance 92 of the model shown in FIG. 8, for example.
- the configuration is shown in which the amplitude information of the signal is detected by the envelope detectors 11 and 21, and the distortion compensation coefficient is read out from the LUTs 12 and 22.
- a configuration may be used in which power information of a signal is detected and a distortion compensation coefficient is read based on the power information.
- a configuration for storing the table values in the LUTs 12 and 22 for example, a configuration in which the table values are stored in advance corresponding to the levels (amplitude and power) of various input signals may be used.
- a configuration may be used in which the table value is expressed and stored as a function of the level of the input signal, and the table value is calculated each time.
- the table contents of LUTs 12 and 22 can be generated using power series expansion and approximate interpolation can be performed. Coefficients consisting of even order components such as second order components, fourth order components and sixth order components can be obtained. Can be generated.
- X is the address value of LUT12, 22 and is the quantized amplitude (or power) of the input signal
- A, B, C are complex numbers Are parameters that represent the amplitude and phase of the even-order terms.
- a configuration in which a memoryless P D 1 and a memory P D 2 are connected in series is shown.
- non-linear distortion caused by AM-AM characteristics and AM-PM characteristics is larger than distortion caused by the memory effect
- memoryless PD 1 compensates for signal amplitude more than memory PD 2.
- the memory effect depends on the input to the amplifier (that is, the signal after the amplitude and phase are corrected by predistortion)
- the memory is serially connected to the subsequent stage of memoryless PD 1 as in the configuration of this example. It is considered that the best characteristics can be obtained by arranging PD 2.
- the LUT 22 may obtain amplitude information from the envelope detector 11 instead of the envelope detector 21.
- the level detector is configured by the function of the envelope detector 21, and the coefficient output unit is configured by the function of the LUT 2 2.
- the delay unit is configured by the function of the delay unit 23, the difference detection unit is configured by the function of the adder 24, and the multiplication unit is configured by the function of the complex multiplier 25.
- the function of the adder 26 constitutes a synthesis means.
- Fig. 3 shows an example of the configuration of a predist overnight that performs digital processing. Components similar to those shown in FIG. 1 are denoted by the same reference numerals.
- the predist overnight in this example is composed of memory effect less predist evening (memoryless PD) 1 and memory effect lesser evening (memory PD) 3.
- the memory PD 3 in this example includes an envelope detector 21, a look-up table (LUT) 3 1 that is a distortion compensation table configured using a memory, a delay unit 3 1 for one sample, an adder 3 3, a complex multiplier 3 4, and a delay adjustment unit 3 5 including a shift register and the like.
- LUT look-up table
- the signal input from the memoryless PD 1 is input to the envelope detector 21 and the delay adjustment unit 35.
- the envelope detector 21 has a function similar to that shown in FIG. 1, for example, detects the envelope of the input signal as amplitude information, and outputs the detection result to the LUT 31.
- the LUT 3 1 associates the amplitude information of the input signal as a reference argument (address), and generates a distortion compensation coefficient that can generate a reverse characteristic (that is, a cancellation characteristic) against distortion caused by the memory effect. Stored as a complex vector.
- the LUT 3 1 uses the delay unit 3 2 and the adder to store the table value (distortion compensation coefficient) stored in the address corresponding to the amplitude information of the input signal that is the detection result input from the envelope detector 21. 3 Output to 3.
- the delay unit 3 2 includes a delay element that delays the signal by one sample time.
- the delay unit 32 delays the distortion compensation coefficient input from the LUT 3 1 by one sample time, and adds the adder 3 Output to 3.
- Adder 3 3 has a function to calculate the difference between two input signals.
- the delay adjustment unit 35 delays the input signal and outputs it to the complex multiplier 34.
- the amount of delay is such that the output from the adder 33 corresponding to the input signal (output from the complex multiplier 13) is input to the complex multiplier 34 at the same timing as the input signal. In Adjusted.
- the complex multiplier 34 multiplies the difference between the distortion compensation coefficients input from the adder 33 and the input signal from the memoryless PD 1 (in this example, the input signal from the delay adjustment unit 35), and performs the complex multiplication. Output the result. This output signal is output from the predist overnight in this example.
- the table value of the LUT31 is represented by a product. It becomes.
- the table value of LUT31 can be automatically converged to the optimum value using various known adaptive algorithms, for example.
- the parameter of the distortion compensation mode (distortion compensation coefficient) is set to the distortion caused by the memory effect and other distortions (in this example, the AM-AM characteristic and AM-PM characteristic).
- the LUTs 12 and 31 are completely separated from the distortion caused by the memory effect and the other distortion, and the time difference between the values read from the LUT31 for the memory effect is used.
- the influence of the memory effect can be compensated.
- the difference between the coefficients in the distortion compensation table (LUT) 31 is used.
- the level detector is configured by the function of the envelope detector 21
- the coefficient output unit is configured by the function of the LUT 31
- the delay unit is configured by the function of the delay unit 32.
- the difference detecting means is configured by the function of the adder 33
- the multiplying means is configured by the function of the complex multiplier 34.
- Fig. 4 shows an example of the configuration of the memory effect predicate that compensates for the memory effect by performing analog processing.
- predistortion processing can be performed on the input signal in the intermediate frequency (IF: Intelmediate frequency) and radio frequency (RF: Radio Frequency) bands. it can.
- IF Intelmediate frequency
- RF Radio Frequency
- a look-up table (LUT) 43 which is a distortion compensation table configured using a memory, etc.
- a delay unit 44 for one sample an adder 45, and a digital to analog (DZA) converter 46 and a variable attenuator 47 that modulates the amplitude
- a look-up table (LUT) 51 that is a distortion compensation table configured using a memory or the like for phase control
- one sample Minute delay unit 52, adder 53, D / A converter 54, and variable phase shifter 55 for modulating the phase.
- the memory effect predist overnight in this example includes a delay line 48 and a delay line 56.
- the input signal to the memory effect predist overnight in this example is input to the power detection element 41 and to the variable attenuator 47 via the delay line 48.
- the power detection element 41 detects the power of the input signal and outputs the detection result to the AZD converter 42.
- the A / D converter 4 2 converts the detection result signal input from the power detection element 4 1 from an analog signal into a digital signal, and the amplitude control LUT 4 3 and phase control LUT 5 1 Output to.
- the LUT 43 for amplitude control associates the power information of the input signal as a reference argument (address), and exhibits the opposite characteristic (that is, the cancellation characteristic) to the amplitude distortion caused by the memory effect. Stores the distortion compensation coefficient (amplitude distortion compensation characteristics) that can be generated.
- the amplitude control LUT 43 uses the table value (distortion compensation coefficient) stored in the address corresponding to the power information of the input signal, which is the detection result input from the A / D converter 42, as the delay unit 44 and Adder 4 Outputs to 5.
- the delay unit for amplitude control 44 is composed of a delay element that delays the signal by one sample time, and delays the distortion compensation coefficient input from the LUT 43 by one sample time. Output to the adder 4 5.
- the adder for amplitude control 45 has a function of calculating the difference between two input signals, and the distortion compensation coefficient input from the delay unit 44 from the distortion compensation coefficient input from the LUT 43. The result of subtracting the compensation coefficient (difference) is output to the DZA converter 46.
- the D / A converter 46 for amplitude control converts the difference signal input from the adder 45 from a digital signal to an analog signal, and outputs it to the variable attenuator 47.
- the delay line 48 delays the input signal and outputs it to the variable attenuator 47.
- the amount of delay is such that the amplitude control signal (output from the D / A converter 46) corresponding to the input signal is input to the variable attenuator 47 at the same timing as the input signal. It is adjusted.
- the variable attenuator 47 is an attenuation amount according to the signal (for example, signal power) input from the D ZA converter 46, and is an input signal to the memory effect predist overnight in this example (in this example, The input signal from the delay line 48 is attenuated, and the attenuated signal is output to the variable phase shifter 55 via the delay line 56.
- the LUT 5 1 for phase control associates the power information of the input signal as a reference argument (address), and generates the opposite characteristics (that is, the characteristics to cancel out) with respect to the phase distortion caused by the memory effect. Stores possible distortion compensation coefficients (phase distortion compensation characteristics).
- the LUT 51 for phase control adds the table value (distortion compensation coefficient) stored at the address corresponding to the power information of the input signal, which is the detection result input from the AZD converter 42, and the delay unit 52. Output to device 5.
- the delay unit for phase control 52 is composed of a delay element that delays the signal by one sample time, and delays the distortion compensation coefficient input from the LUT 51 by one sample time. And output to adder 53.
- the phase control adder 53 has a function of calculating the difference between the two input signals, and the distortion compensation coefficient input from the delay unit 52 from the distortion compensation coefficient input from the LUT 51.
- the result of subtracting the compensation coefficient (difference) is output to D / A converter 54.
- the phase-controlling DZ A converter 54 converts the difference signal input from the adder 53 from a digital signal to an analog signal and outputs it to the variable phase shifter 55.
- the delay line 56 delays the input signal (output from the variable attenuator 47) and outputs it to the variable phase shifter 55.
- the amount of delay is such that the phase control signal corresponding to the input signal (output from the variable attenuator 47) (output from the DZA converter 54) has the same timing as the input signal. Adjusted to be input to 5.
- the variable phase shifter 55 is a phase change amount according to the signal (for example, signal power) input from the D / A converter 54, and the signal input from the variable attenuator 47 (in this example, The phase of the input signal from the delay line 56 is changed, and the signal after the phase change is output. This output signal is output from the memory effect predist overnight in this example.
- the influence of the memory effect on the amplitude can be compensated by using the time difference of the read value from the LUT 43 for amplitude control, and also for the phase control.
- the time difference between the read values from the LUT 51 the effect of the memory effect on the phase can be compensated.
- a memory effect is provided by providing a processing unit in series in front of the memory effect to compensate for amplitude distortion and phase distortion (in this example, distortion due to AM-AM characteristics and distortion due to AM-PM characteristics). It is possible to compensate for both distortion caused by the above and other distortions.
- the power detection element 41 detects the signal power information and reads the distortion compensation coefficient from the LUTs 4 3 and 51.
- the signal amplitude information is used.
- a configuration may be used in which the distortion compensation coefficient is detected and the distortion compensation coefficient is read based on the amplitude information.
- table values of the LUT 43 for amplitude control and the table values of the LUT 51 for phase control can be automatically converged to optimum values using, for example, various known adaptive algorithms. .
- the level detection means is configured by the function of the power detection element 41
- the amplitude coefficient output means is configured by the function of the LUT 43
- the function of the delay unit 44 is used.
- the amplitude coefficient delay means is configured
- the amplitude coefficient difference detection means is configured by the function of the adder 4 5
- the amplitude change means is configured by the function of the variable attenuator 4 7, and the function of the LUT 5 1
- the phase coefficient output means is configured by the function of the delay unit 52
- the phase coefficient delay means is configured by the function of the delay unit 52
- the phase coefficient difference detection means is configured by the function of the adder 53
- the variable phase shifter 5 constitutes the phase change means.
- FIG. 5 shows an example of the configuration of an amplifier (a predistorter-equipped amplifier) having a function of compensating for distortion by a predistortion method.
- the predistorter amplifier of this example is predistorter 6 1, DZA converter 6 2, upconverter 6 3, power amplifier 6 4, directional coupler 6 5, mixer 6 6, A node pass filter (BPF: B and Pass Filter) 67, an 8/0 converter 68, and a controller 69 are provided.
- BPF B and Pass Filter
- pre-disaster evening 61 digital processing is performed as in the pre-disaster evening shown in FIG. 1 or the pre-disaster evening shown in FIG. A device that compensates both for distortion is used.
- a pre-dis- tribute having a memory effect pre-distant overnight as shown in FIG. 4 as a pre-distant overnight for performing analog processing.
- the input signal to the amplifier with predist overnight in this example is input to 61.
- Predistortion 61 generates distortion (pre-distortion) to the input signal by the predistortion method, and outputs the signal after the distortion to DZA converter 62.
- the D_ / A converter 62 converts the signal input from the predistorter 61 from a digital signal to an analog signal and outputs it to the upconverter 63.
- the up-comparator 6 3 adjusts the frequency band of the signal input from the DZ A converter 6 2.
- the power amplifier 64 amplifies and outputs the signal input from the up-converter 63. This output signal is output from the predistorter-equipped amplifier of this example. In addition, the distortion generated in the power amplifier 64 is generated by the pre-distributor 61. It is reduced (compensated) by canceling out the distortion.
- the directional coupler 65 extracts a part of the amplified signal output from the power amplifier 64 and outputs it to the mixer 66. This extracted signal is used as a feedback signal to control the predist evening 61.
- the mixer 6 6 receives a signal of a predetermined frequency (a normal frequency), mixes the signal and the signal input from the directional coupler 65, and inputs from the directional coupler 65. Down-conversion to convert the frequency band of the received signal to baseband, and output the signal after frequency conversion to the bandpass filter.
- a predetermined frequency a normal frequency
- the bandpass filter 6 7 removes the unwanted wave from the signal input from the mixer 66 and outputs the signal after the unwanted wave removal to the AZD converter 68.
- the AZD converter 68 converts the signal input from the bandpass filter 67 from an analog signal to a digital signal and outputs the signal to the control unit 69.
- the control unit 69 Based on the signal input from the AZD converter 68, the control unit 69 measures, for example, a technique for measuring and reducing the distortion power included in the amplified signal, or the signal before being input to the amplifier and the amplified signal.
- the table value of the distortion compensation table that Predis! 6 Ichibu 6 1 has (by using a method such as calculating the coefficient of the distortion, etc. ) Is successively controlled to adapt to temperature changes and secular changes.
- LUT 2 2 and LUT 1 2 independently.
- adaptive update of LUT 2 2 includes control that detects and reduces distortion due to the memory effect.For example, the electric power between the upper and lower sides of intermodulation distortion that appears outside the band is preferred. It is also possible to detect a difference in force (an unbalance amount) and control to minimize the amount.
- the configurations of the pre-distant overnight and the pre-distant overnight amplifier according to the present invention are not limited to the above. It is not limited to those shown in FIG.
- the present invention can also be provided as, for example, a method or method for executing the processing according to the present invention, a program for realizing such a method or method, or a recording medium for recording the program. It is also possible to provide various devices and systems.
- application field of the present invention is not necessarily limited to the above-described fields, and the present invention can be applied to various fields.
- the hardware is provided with a processor, a memory, etc.
- the processor is a ROM (read only memory).
- a configuration controlled by executing a control program stored in the program may be used, and for example, each functional unit for executing the processing may be configured as an independent hardware circuit. .
- the present invention can be understood as a floppy disk (registered trademark) disk (Compact Disc) that stores the above control program, a recording medium that can be read by a computer such as a ROM, or the program itself.
- the processing according to the present invention can be performed by inputting the control program from the recording medium to the computer and causing the computer to execute the control program.
- distortion compensation by the pre-distortion method is performed using a temporal difference of coefficients corresponding to the level of a signal to be amplified by an amplifier.
- Effective memory effect due to configuration For example, effective distortion compensation as a whole can be performed in combination with a configuration that compensates for effects such as AM-AM characteristics and AM-PM characteristics other than the memory effect.
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