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- the present invention relates to a rebiter that locally forms a wireless zone in a wireless communication system or a wireless transmission system in a dead zone caused by a feature, a terrain, or the like so that these systems can be accessed.
- a wireless zone is formed by a wireless base station in an area where a terminal can be located, and a wireless channel is appropriately allocated between the wireless base station and each terminal under predetermined channel control.
- the propagation of radio frequency signals is generally hindered by features such as high-rise buildings or terrain such as hills, and good transmission quality between the base station and the wireless base station.
- a dead zone where it is difficult to form a wireless transmission path may occur.
- a communication service has been provided to a terminal located in such a dead zone via a rebeater that extends a desired wireless zone to the dead zone.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a configuration example of a CDMA mobile communication system provided with a repeater.
- a wireless base station 71 forms a wireless zone 72
- a re-biter 80 is installed at a point near a dead zone 73 to be included in the wireless zone 72.
- the repeater 80 is composed of the following elements.
- variable attenuator (ATT) 84 d and power amplifier 85 d
- the feed point is connected to the second opening of the circulator 86 and in the direction of the main lobe Is dead zone 7 Antenna set in the direction of 3 8 7
- BPF band-pass filter band
- ATT variable attenuator
- a received wave (hereinafter, referred to as a “down signal”) arriving at the antenna 81 from the wireless base station 71 is provided to the band filter 83 d via the circulator 82 .
- the bandpass filter 83d passes through a passband set in the occupied band of the downstream signal, and transmits a signal of "a radio frequency signal that arrives at the antenna 81 together with the downstream signal and may be a factor of interference or interference". Suppress components.
- the attenuation of the variable attenuator 84 d is set to a value having a predetermined value that is the sum of “the propagation loss occurring in the downlink signal in the section from the wireless base station 71 to the antenna 81”.
- the degree of attenuation in the variable attenuator 84 d for example, a difference between a reception level (R S C P) of the “down signal arriving at the antenna 81 via C P I CH” and a predetermined value is set. Therefore, of the downlink signals, the signal received via CPICH is supplied to the power amplifier 85d at a predetermined level by the variable attenuator 84d.
- the power amplifier 85 d amplifies the downstream signal and emits the downstream signal at a predetermined level in the direction of the dead zone 73 via the circulator 86 and the antenna 87. Therefore, in the dead zone 73, even if the downlink signal radiated by the radio base station 71 is significantly attenuated due to the terrain or the feature or does not arrive, the radio signal is transmitted via the repeater 80.
- a wireless zone capable of providing communication services with desired transmission quality with the base station 71 is locally secured.
- the repeater 80 generally has the maximum downlink signal radiated in the direction of the dead zone 73 by the repeater 80 compared to the “level of the downlink signal that can be radiated by the radio base station 71”.
- the "level" is designed to be as small as one-tenth or one-tenth.
- a radio frequency signal (hereinafter referred to as an “uplink signal”) arriving at the antenna 87 from a terminal located in the dead zone 73 is supplied with a band filter / letter 83 u, a variable attenuator 84 u, and a power amplifier. It is relayed (retransmitted) to the wireless base station 71 via 85 u.
- a radio channel provided for transmission of a downlink signal hereinafter, referred to as “downlink radio channel”
- uplink radio channel a radio channel provided for transmission of an uplink signal
- DP DPCH Dedicated Physical Channel
- radio channels other than the DPCH are referred to as “common control channels”.
- the transmission power of the uplink and downlink DPCHs is increased by the transmission power control as the number of terminals distant from the radio base station increases, and the total output of the radio base station 71 (including the common control channel and DPCH) ) Is approximately (output power of common control channel) X (1 / (1—load factor)).
- the “load factor” is defined as the “output power actually transmitted by the radio base station 71” and the “upper limit of transmission power allowed to be transmitted by the radio base station 71”. Ratio.
- a load factor may exceed a predetermined threshold value (here, for simplicity, it is assumed to be 80 percent), a new call will be a completed call.
- a predetermined threshold value here, for simplicity, it is assumed to be 80 percent
- minimum level the minimum level of the uplink signal that can be received
- the upstream signal transmitted by a terminal located in the no-wire zone 72 and outside the dead zone 73 becomes difficult to receive normally, and in some cases, the dead zone There were some areas where communication was more difficult than in 73.
- the reception power of the radio base station 71 is received at a threshold or more.
- the service was provided with a function to refuse the connection, and could be excluded from the communication service. This function is called "admission”.
- the terminal located in an area other than the dead zone 73 (hereinafter referred to as “dead zone”) Even if that point was the closest point to the wireless base station 71, there was a possibility that it would be excluded from the provision of communication services.
- the wireless base station 71 may be excluded from the target of providing the communication service.
- Patent Document 2 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 10-22895 (abstract)
- An object of the present invention is to provide a rebiter that can appropriately allocate radio resources to a dead zone and a non-dead zone without significantly complicating the configuration.
- an object of the present invention is to provide a flexible adaptation to traffic distribution in which transmission quality and service quality are favorably maintained without being biased to a specific area or terminal, and which can be varied every moment. The point is that the reliability can be improved.
- an object of the present invention is to reduce restrictions on selecting a site where a repeater according to the present invention is to be installed.
- Another object of the present invention is to reduce labor and cost of operations related to maintenance and operation in addition to standardization of the configuration.
- an object of the present invention to generate interference or interference caused by an excessively high level of the re-radiated first radio frequency signal and to determine that the level of the first radio frequency signal is too low. Therefore, unnecessary occupation of wireless resources due to the above is avoided. Further, an object of the present invention is that not only the above-mentioned area but also the area where the wireless transmission path is formed, the smaller the surplus of the above-mentioned radio resource, the smaller the surplus is allocated to the radio resource. ,It is in.
- the above-mentioned object is to provide a repeater characterized by setting the gain of the retransmitting means to a small value when detecting a high load at the source of the first wireless signal received via the wireless transmission path. Achieved.
- the wireless zone extended by the retransmission of the first wireless signal described above is effectively narrowed as the level of the first wireless signal arriving via the original wireless transmission path increases, Conversely, the lower the level, the more it is spread. Further, the smaller the surplus of power that can be transmitted by the transmitting end of the first wireless signal, the smaller the surplus allocated to this area is set.
- the above-mentioned object is achieved by maintaining the gain of the retransmitting means in a radio zone in which a radio transmission path is formed to a value that allows a decrease in transmission quality due to the retransmitted first radio signal.
- This is achieved by a revita characterized in that:
- wireless resources are appropriately allocated to the extended wireless zone without impairing desired transmission quality.
- the above-mentioned object is achieved by a reverter characterized in that the level is monitored for the first radio signal received through all of the bands in which the occupied band of the first noise-free signal can be distributed.
- the band of radio signals that can be re-radiated by the repeater changes configuration as long as this band is known, even if expansion is performed. Is secured without being done.
- a reverter characterized in that the gain of the retransmitting means is kept at a predetermined value in response to a command given from the outside, or the updating of the gain is suspended.
- the gain of the retransmission means is kept constant regardless of the level of the first radio signal.
- the above-mentioned object is achieved by a rebiter characterized in that the first wireless signal is not retransmitted when the reception level of the first radio signal does not belong to a predetermined range.
- the first wireless signal is not retransmitted if its level is an inappropriate value that does not belong to the above range.
- the above object is achieved by a reverter characterized in that when a high level of a received second radio signal is detected, the gain of the retransmitting means is set to a small value.
- the level of the second radio signal is generally higher than the level of the first radio signal over the propagation loss in the section from the extended radio zone described above to the repeater according to the present invention. It can be considered a large value.
- the level of the second radio signal like the level of the first radio signal, increases as the radio resource remaining at the transmitting end of the first radio signal decreases.
- the above-described object is to provide a re-biter characterized in that the second radio signal is retransmitted to the transmitting end of the first radio signal at a smaller level as the reception level of the second radio signal is higher. Achieved.
- the level of the second radio signal is generally higher than the level of the first radio signal over the propagation loss in the section from the extended radio zone described above to the repeater according to the present invention. It can be considered a large value.
- the level of the second radio signal like the level of the first radio signal, increases as the radio resource remaining at the transmitting end of the first radio signal decreases.
- the above-mentioned object is to provide a repeater characterized in that the gain of the relay means is maintained at a predetermined value in accordance with a command given from the outside, or the update of the gain is suspended. Is achieved.
- the gain of the relay means is kept constant regardless of the level of the second radio signal.
- the above-mentioned object is achieved by a rebiter characterized in that when the reception level of a second radio signal does not belong to a predetermined range, the second radio signal is not retransmitted. .
- the second radio signal arriving from the extended radio zone described above is not retransmitted if the level is an inappropriate value that does not belong to the above-mentioned range.
- the first monitoring means monitors the first wireless signal received via the wireless transmission path.
- the retransmitting means retransmits the first wireless signal.
- the control means detects the high load of the transmission source of the first radio signal by the first monitoring means, and sets the gain of the retransmission means to a small value.
- the wireless zone extended by the retransmission of the first wireless signal described above is effectively narrowed as the level of the first wireless signal originally arriving via the wireless transmission path is increased, and conversely, The lower the level, the more it is spread. Furthermore, the smaller the surplus of power that can be transmitted by the transmitting end of the first radio signal in parallel, the smaller the surplus to be allocated to the extended radio zone is set.
- radio resources are more appropriately allocated to such an extended radio zone and a region where the first radio signal can directly arrive from the transmitting end of the first radio signal than in the conventional example.
- the first monitoring means In the second re-beater according to the present invention, in the case where the output of the control means is controlled to be a predetermined value for a signal of a channel whose transmission power is not dynamically controlled, the first monitoring means The first wireless signal after gain control is monitored by the control means.
- the radio resources are appropriately divided into the above-mentioned area and the extended radio zone without deteriorating the desired transmission quality.
- the first monitoring means monitors the level of the first radio signal received through all the bands in which the occupied band of the first radio frequency signal can be distributed. I do.
- the configuration of the band of the radio frequency signal that can be radiated to the radio zone to be extended by the repeater according to the present invention is changed as long as the band is known, even if the extension is performed. Is secured without.
- control means keeps the gain of the retransmitting means at a predetermined value or suspends the updating of the gain in response to an externally applied command.
- the gain of the retransmitting means is kept constant irrespective of the level of the first wireless signal arriving via the wireless transmission path.
- the first monitoring means determines whether or not the reception level of the first wireless signal belongs to a predetermined value range.
- the retransmitting means does not retransmit the first wireless signal when the result of the determination is false.
- the first wireless signal arriving via the wireless transmission path is not re-emitted if its level is an inappropriate value that does not belong to the above-mentioned range.
- the second monitoring means monitors the received second radio signal.
- the control means sets the gain of the retransmission means to a small value to reduce the output power.
- the level of such a second radio signal is generally determined by the extended radio zone described above. Over the path from the path to the re-biter according to the present invention can be regarded as a value greater than the level of the first radio signal described above.
- the level of the second radio signal increases as the radio resource remaining at the transmitting end of the first radio signal decreases.
- the radio resources are appropriately allocated to the extended radio zone described above and the area where the first radio signal can directly arrive from the transmitting end of the first radio signal.
- the inner thread means transmits the second radio signal to the transmission end of the first radio signal via the radio transmission path at a lower level as the reception level of the second radio signal increases. Retransmit the wireless signal.
- Such a level of the second radio signal is generally lower than the level of the first radio signal described above in terms of the propagation loss in the section from the above-described extended radio zone to the repeater according to the present invention. It can be considered a large value.
- the level of the second radio signal increases as the radio resource remaining at the transmitting end of the first radio signal decreases.
- the controlling means keeps the gain of the relay means at a predetermined value or suspends the updating of the gain in accordance with an externally applied command. That is, the gain of the relay means is kept constant regardless of the level of the second radio frequency signal arriving from the above-mentioned area.
- the second monitoring means determines whether or not the reception level of the second wireless signal belongs to a predetermined value range.
- the relay means determines the result Do not retransmit the second radio signal when is false.
- the second radio signal arriving from the above-mentioned area is not retransmitted if its level is an inappropriate value that does not belong to the above-mentioned range.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing first, third to fifth embodiments of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of the conversion table.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram (1) showing the configuration of the load factor table.
- Fig. 4 is a diagram (2) showing the configuration of the load factor table.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing another configuration of the first to fifth embodiments of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of a CDMA mobile communication system provided with a repeater.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a channel configuration. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing first, third to fifth embodiments of the present invention.
- the output of the variable attenuator 84d is connected to the input of a power amplifier 85d as well as to the input of a power amplifier 11 having the same characteristics and characteristics as the power amplifier 85d.
- the output of the power amplifier 85d is connected to the first aperture of the circulator 86 via a cascaded variable attenuator (ATT) 12 and a switch (SW) 13d.
- the output of the power amplifier 11 is connected to a first input of the control unit 15 and an input of the comparator 16 d via a detector 14 d.
- the output of the comparator 16 d is connected to the control input of the switch 13 d (in the figure, through the OR gate 19 d, but here, the switch 1 d is not directly connected, but through the OR gate 19 d).
- the output of the bandpass filter 83u is connected to the input of the detector 14u together with the input of the variable attenuator 84u.
- the output of the detector 14 u is connected to the second input of the control unit 15, and is connected to the control input of the switch 13 u via the power comparator 16 u (in the figure, OR gate 1 1S via 9u Here, it shall be connected directly to switch 13u, not via OR gate 19u.)
- variable attenuators 84 d and 85 d The control of the variable attenuators 84 d and 85 d is controlled as described in the background art.
- Power amplifier 11 amplifies the downstream signal coming from wireless base station 71 to antenna 81 and being applied via circulator 82, bandpass filter 83d and variable attenuator 84d.
- the detector 14d detects the down signal amplified in this way and smoothes it, thereby generating a “down detection signal” proportional to the level of the down signal.
- the detector 14 u detects and smoothes the upstream signal arriving at the antenna 87 from the dead zone 73 and given through the circuit circulator 86 and the bandpass filter 83 u. Then, an "uplink detection signal" is generated in proportion to the level of the uplink signal.
- the control unit 15 has a conversion table 15T in which “attenuation” to be set in the variable attenuator 12 according to the load factor described above is registered in advance.
- the attenuation is a value to be set in order to reduce the area of the wireless zone 72, and increases as the reception level of the downlink signal increases.
- control unit 15 performs the following processing based on the contents of the conversion table 15T and the above-described down detection signal and up detection signal.
- the transmission power of the CPI CH is approximately half of the transmission power of the common control channel.
- the terminals can be regarded as being uniformly distributed in the blind zone 72, the terminal accessing the wireless base station 71 via the repeater 80 by substantially narrowing the blind zone 73. Decrease indirectly.
- the propagation loss in the dead zone 73 is proportional to the “3.5 value of distance”
- the downstream signal arriving at the antenna 81 from the wireless base station 71 is radiated to the dead zone 73 at a lower level as the level of the lower signal is higher.
- the comparator 16d compares the downlink detection signal with a predetermined threshold value (here, it is assumed that the load factor corresponds to a load factor of 80% to 90%). Switch 1 3 d open.
- the comparator 16u compares the uplink detection signal with a predetermined threshold value, and sets the switch 13u to open only during a period in which the former exceeds the latter.
- radio base station 71 when the above-mentioned uplink signal arrives at antenna 87 at a level large enough to exceed the above-mentioned threshold value, retransmission to radio base station 71 is postponed.
- the radio resource is preferentially allocated to the terminal located at 73.
- radio resources are properly allocated to the dead zone 73 and the non-dead zone.
- a communication service is provided with almost the same service quality to all terminals located in the wireless zone 72 and the blind zone 73.
- the attenuation ⁇ of the variable attenuator 12 is obtained by referring to the conversion table 15T based on the level of the downstream signal.
- Attenuation ⁇ ⁇ refer to the level of the larger one of the level of the downstream signal and the level of the upstream signal S instead of the level of the downstream signal described above.
- the load factor that can increase despite the small number of these terminals because the terminals are concentrated near the edge of the radio zone 72 (radio base 72)
- the transmission power at which the station 71 should transmit under the control of the transmission power IJ) may be flexibly adapted.
- the control unit 15 sets the transmission power P ref of the uplink signal to be transmitted by the repeater 80 in a state where the “uplink load factor Lu” is 0% to a known value or a test mode.
- the value is previously stored as a value actually measured in the field or the like.
- control unit 15 can identify the transmission power P of the uplink signal actually transmitted to the radio base station 71 (set in the variable attenuator 12 as a converted value of the attenuation). )) And calculate the load factor Lu as a value that satisfies the following equation for the transmission power P.
- the above transmission power P ref is calculated based on the “uplink link load factor Lu” and the “thermal noise level N t uttered by the receiver provided in the radio base station 71”.
- the minimum level L of the upstream signal to be given by the following equation and to be received by the radio base station 71 (here, it is assumed to be 110 dBm for simplicity).
- ⁇ A value calculated in advance for log (P / P ref)) may be registered and given as a load factor table that is appropriately referred to by the control unit 15.
- the attenuation of the variable attenuator 84 u is set to a value equal to the attenuation of the variable attenuator 84 d.
- the present invention is not limited to such a configuration.
- the load factor Lu of the uplink and the load factor Ld of the downlink are different.
- the conversion table 15T may be individually obtained and referred to based on one of the load factors Lu and Ld having a larger value.
- E c / 1 o received power of C PICH H Z (total received power + thermal noise of the repeater device)
- variable attenuator 12 The sum of the transmission power transmitted by the transmission power base stations of the PICH In the present embodiment, the attenuation of the variable attenuator 12 is determined based on the level of the downlink signal.
- the present invention is not limited to such a configuration.
- the attenuation of the variable attenuator 12 is set to a larger value as the level of the downstream signal is higher, regardless of the level of the upstream signal. May be set
- variable attenuator 84 d the attenuation of the variable attenuator 84 d is set in advance, and is kept constant in the course of maintenance and operation.
- variable attenuator 84 d can be flexibly changed with respect to a change in the frequency arrangement or channel configuration, for example, by being appropriately updated to a value adapted to the transmission power that changes under channel control. Adaptation may be provided.
- the switch 13 d is set to open during a period when the instantaneous value of the downlink detection signal “ ⁇ ” exceeds the threshold, and the switch 13 u is set during a period when the instantaneous value of the uplink detection signal “ ⁇ ” exceeds the threshold value. Is set to open.
- the present invention is not limited to such a configuration.
- these switches 13 d and 13 u may be constantly closed or not provided.
- the attenuation ⁇ ⁇ corresponding to the result is set in the variable attenuator 12.
- the maximum attenuation is limited to a certain value (for example, several decibels).
- the default value for example, 80 percent
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a second embodiment of the present invention.
- tunable filters (TF) 31 d and 31 u are provided instead of the band filters / letters 83 d and 83 u shown in FIG.
- Occupied band of the downstream signal arriving from the radio base station 71 and radiating to the dead zone 73 (not limited to a single band, It may be set in advance to a band corresponding to the entirety of a plurality of bands allocated to the radio base station 71 (wireless zone 72) based on a desired frequency arrangement.
- the pass band of the tunable filter 31 u comes from the dead zone 73 and occupies the upstream signal to be retransmitted to the wireless base station 71 (not limited to a single band). , May be a plurality of bands allocated to the radio base station 71 (radio zone 72) based on a desired frequency arrangement.).
- the attenuation to be given to the variable attenuator 12 is It is set by a circuit common to all the bands (including the control unit 15).
- the present invention is not limited to such a configuration.
- the above-described processing may be performed for each band by being configured with the following elements.
- Duplexers 2 2d and 2 2 u whose inputs are connected to the first opening of circulator 82 and the third opening of circulator 86, respectively.
- the passband of the bandpass filter consisting of elements other than the circuit circulators 82 and 86 shown in Fig. 1 and individually assigned to different bands with “8 3d” and “83 u” assigned And a plurality n of band-corresponding parts 24 arranged between the corresponding outputs of the demultiplexers 22 d and 22 u and the corresponding inputs of the multiplexers 23 d and 23 u, respectively.
- the features of the present embodiment reside in the characteristics of the comparators 16d and 16u and the following operations performed by these comparators 16d and 16u.
- the comparator 16 d continues to open the switch 13 d even if the instantaneous value of such an uplink detection signal decreases to a value equal to the above-described threshold value th 1, and the instantaneous value S “threshold th Close this switch 1 3 d when the value falls below the threshold value th 2 smaller than 1. 3 ⁇ 4. ⁇ £ 3 ⁇ 4 ⁇
- the re-emission of the downstream signal is performed as long as the instantaneous value of the downstream detection signal exceeds the threshold th 1 and increases or decreases unless the instantaneous value again falls below the threshold th 2 ( ⁇ th 1). Regulated stably.
- each of the comparators 16d and 16u has a hysteresis characteristic.
- Such a hysteresis characteristic may be provided only in one of the comparators 16d and 16u, for example.
- these hysteresis characteristics are realized as the input / output characteristics of the comparators 16d and 16u.
- Such a hysteresis characteristic is described in, for example, “Timer circuit for setting“ minimum interval at which switching of open / close setting of switch 13 d (13 u) is performed ”to a desired value or more”. It is realized by any other circuit, and a certain circuit may be realized by software-to-air intervention.
- the present embodiment is provided with the following elements, as indicated by broken lines in FIG.
- the first input is connected to the output of the comparator 18 u
- the second input is connected to the output of the comparator 16 u
- the output is connected to the control input of the switch 13 u.
- the detector 17 d detects the output signal of the power amplifier 85 d via the variable attenuator 12 from the output of the power attenuator 12 and smoothes it, thereby converting the power of the output signal as a sequence of instantaneous values.
- the "downlink monitoring signal" shown is generated.
- the comparator 18 d compares the instantaneous value of the lower monitoring signal with the specified upper limit, and opens the switch 13 d via the OR gate 19 d only when the former exceeds the latter. .
- the detector 17 u detects and smoothes the upstream signal output by the power amplifier 85 u, and generates an “upward monitoring signal” indicating the power of the upstream signal as an instantaneous value system IJ. Generate.
- the comparator 18u compares the instantaneous value of the upstream monitor signal with a prescribed upper limit, and opens the switch 13u via the OR gate 19u only during a period in which the former exceeds the latter.
- downlink a section from the feeding point of the antenna 81 to the output of the variable attenuator 12 via the circulator 82, the bandpass filter 83d, the variable attenuator 84d, and the power amplifier 85d (hereinafter referred to as "downlink").
- downlink Even if a failure occurs in the downlink signal and the level of the downlink signal exceeds the lower limit described above, it is highly likely that the downlink signal will be re-emitted at an excessively large level. Is done.
- uplink corresponding section a section from the feed point of the antenna 87 to the output of the power amplifier 85u via the circulator 86, the bandpass filter 83u, and the variable attenuator 84u (hereinafter, referred to as an "uplink corresponding section").
- the re-biter according to the present embodiment is installed, even though the “downlink compatible section” or “uplink compatible section” is not operating normally, the downlink ⁇ Transmission quality and service quality are maintained higher than when re-radiation and retransmission of uplink signals can be continued.
- the correctness of the operation and the characteristics of the “downlink-corresponding unit” and the “uplink-corresponding unit” are determined based only on the levels of the downlink signal and the uplink signal.
- the determination of the correctness of these operations and characteristics is performed, for example, based on the power distribution on the frequency axis and the distortion rate of the waveform for both the “down signal” and the “up signal”.
- the determination may be made based on a predetermined frequency arrangement, a multiple access system, a modulation system, or other known information, based on any criterion to be established for these signals.
- This embodiment includes the following elements as shown by the dotted line in FIG.
- the operation display (C ⁇ N) 20 that is used to specify the “test mode” described later and to set the attenuation A TT t to be set for the variable attenuator 12 in the “test mode”.
- the operation display unit 20 has an operation unit used for setting a predetermined attenuation (hereinafter, referred to as “standard attenuation”) to be set in the variable attenuator 12 in the test mode. Further, when the selector 21 is given an opportunity and a command to shift to the above-described test mode by the operation display ⁇ ! 120, the selector 21 is given by the control unit 15 continuously until the command is released.
- the standard attenuation is applied to the variable attenuator 12 instead of the attenuation. That is, in the test mode (which can also be set at the time of initial setting), a predetermined measuring instrument or tool is applied under the standard attenuation degree set via the operation display unit 20, and the above-described operation is performed. Confirmation and calibration of the characteristics of the threshold, lower limit, variable attenuator 84 d, 84 u and other parts are stably and frequently realized.
- variable attenuator 84 u the attenuation of the variable attenuator 84 u is set once at the start of operation, but is kept constant thereafter.
- the present invention is not limited to such a configuration.
- the attenuation of the variable attenuator 84 u is appropriately adjusted to a value suitable for the test mode described above. May be done.
- the present invention is applied to a repeater provided for relief of a dead zone in a mobile communication system to which the CDMA system is applied.
- the present invention is not limited to such repeaters.
- spurious transmission that causes a decrease in transmission quality or service quality due to transmission being performed in parallel on a large number of wireless channels is considered.
- repeaters used for relief of blind zones and expansion of wireless zones (service areas) are also used for zone configuration, frequency allocation, and multiple access. Regardless of the method, it is equally applicable.
- the load factor is identified based on the power of the downstream signal or the upstream signal, and the attenuation ⁇ suitable for the load factor is set in the variable attenuator 12.
- the present invention is not limited to such a configuration.
- the present invention is provided in a terminal that can be located in the wireless zone 72 or the blind zone 73, and transmits broadcast information and the like notified from the wireless base station to a predetermined channel.
- the hardware to be referred to under the control is provided, and the load factor that is appropriately updated in the course of the channel control under the coordination with the hardware is quickly and accurately identified. Degradation of the accuracy of the load factor that occurs depending on the features and terrain interposed between 1 and the rebiter 80 may be avoided.
- the level of the “down signal to be re-radiated” is set by varying the attenuation of the variable attenuator 12 disposed downstream of the power amplifier 85 d. I have.
- such a level may be set, for example, by an amplifier that serves both as the power amplifier 85 d and the variable attenuator 12 and that can vary the IJ gain.
- the level of the downstream signal to be input to the power amplifier 85 d is appropriately set according to the attenuation of the variable attenuator 84 d, and The level of the upstream signal to be input is set appropriately according to the attenuation of the variable attenuator 84 u.
- variable attenuators 84 d and 84 u may be used to determine the relative distance between the repeater 80 and the radio base station 71 or the terminal located in the dead zone 73. If the relative distance of the terminal which is the shortest to the repeater 80 is variously different or can vary widely, an amplifier capable of changing the gain may be used instead.
- the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various embodiments are possible within the scope of the present invention, and some or all of the constituent devices may be improved. Individuals available for industrial use
- the above-described extended wireless zone the area where the first wireless signal can directly come from the transmitting end of the first wireless signal, and , Radio resources are more appropriately allocated than in the conventional example.
- the service quality is kept high in addition to the reliability of the wireless transmission path.
- the fourth repeater according to the present invention in the process of installation, maintenance and operation, it is easy and highly accurate to confirm the characteristics and level diagrams of the respective parts involved in the re-radiation of the first radio signal described above. Achieved.
- the fifth re-biter according to the present invention the occurrence of interference or interference caused by the excessive level of the first radio signal re-radiated to the above-mentioned area, and the generation of the first radio signal Unnecessary occupation of radio resources due to the level being too low is avoided.
- the seventh repeater not only the extended wireless zone described above but also the area where the wireless transmission path should be originally formed, the smaller the excess of the wireless resource, the more the excess Is allocated less.
- the eighth repeater in the process of installation, maintenance and operation, it is possible to easily and accurately confirm the characteristics and the level diagram of each unit involved in the retransmission of the second radio signal described above. .
- the occurrence of interference or interference caused by the level of the second radio signal to be retransmitted is too high, and the level of the second radio signal is too low. Unnecessary occupation of radio resources due to certain is avoided.
- the transmission quality and the service quality can be maintained well without being biased to a specific area or a terminal, and can change every moment. Flexible adaptation to traffic distribution and improvement of overall reliability are achieved.
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