EP1127405A1 - Frequenzstabilisierte sende-/empfangsschaltungsanordnung - Google Patents
Frequenzstabilisierte sende-/empfangsschaltungsanordnungInfo
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a frequency-stabilized transmission and / or reception circuit arrangement according to the preamble of claim 1, which is provided in particular for the use of m communication transmitters for wired and / or wireless communication.
- the invention further relates to an integrated circuit according to claim 5.
- the bandwidth available for the transmission is of central importance, since it limits the maximum achievable number of messages that can be transmitted per unit of time when a minimum transmission quality is specified.
- the available bandwidth is usually limited.
- the best possible utilization of the available bandwidth must also be ensured on the hardware side.
- the total bandwidth that can be detected is divided into m traffic channels with a predetermined channel bandwidth, with a subscriber m being assigned a specific traffic channel to the mobile radio network.
- the high-frequency part of the communication terminal is set to the assigned channel frequency by means of the frequency converter stage, and a bandwidth limitation of the received or to be transmitted signal, which is necessary to avoid channel crosstalk, is usually implemented in the intermediate, Low-frequency or baseband range realized by filtering away signal components that are not required using appropriate analog or digital band or low-pass filters.
- the frequency converter stage must be adjustable to the desired channel frequency with high accuracy and stability over time.
- the oscillator circuit operating the frequency converter stage must have a high frequency stability.
- the invention has for its object to provide a circuit arrangement provided for use in a communication terminal, which can be produced inexpensively and which at the same time allows an oscillator frequency to be generated with frequency stability which is sufficiently high in practice.
- the capacitive resonance element is preferably a quartz crystal.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic illustration of a circuit arrangement according to the invention in the form of a block diagram
- Fig. 2 is a circuit diagram of the oscillator circuit shown in Fig. 1;
- Fig. 3 is a circuit diagram of the reference oscillator shown in Fig. 2.
- an integrated circuit (IC) 1 provided for a communication terminal, for example a mobile telephone, comprises a data processing circuit 2, an A / D converter 6, a D / A converter 7 and an oscillator circuit (VCO: voltage controlled oscillator) 8 .
- VCO voltage controlled oscillator
- the scope of the data processing circuit 2 is indicated in FIG. 1 by a dashed border.
- the data processing circuit 2 comprises a digital signal conversion circuit 3 with a digital filter contained therein (not shown), a channel estimator 4 and a digital I / Q modulator 5.
- the data processing circuit 2, m may not shown manner constricting further digital circuitry and control element such as memory elements, micro processors, microcontrollers, etc., and also in the fol ⁇ have digital circuits mentioned, such as a data detector D, etc.
- An oscillator frequency f - generated by the VCO 8 can be varied via a control input 9 of the VCO 8 and becomes the IC 1 as a system clock and in particular the A / D converter 6 and the D / A converter 7 as a sampling frequency at an oscillator output 10 of the VCO 8 provided.
- the IC 1 operating in the low-frequency or baseband range is connected to a high-frequency part 11 of the communication terminal.
- the high-frequency part 11 may first 13 and second 14 have Abwart mixers which receive a catch antenna of a Emp ⁇ 12-supplied received signal.
- the downward mixers 13, 14 are operated with mixed frequency signals 16, 17 which are phase-shifted by 90 ° to one another and which are generated by a 90 ° phase shifter 15.
- analog output reception signals 24, 25 of the two downward mixers 13, 14 likewise have a 90 ° phase shift (so-called in-phase (I) and quadrature branches (Q)).
- the analog output receive signals 24, 25 are fed to corresponding I or Q inputs of the A / D converter 6, which digitizes them independently of one another.
- analog I and Q output signals 26, 27 output by the D / A converter 7 and likewise phase-shifted 90 ° are superimposed on one another in an adder stage 19 of the high-frequency section, and an output transmission signal 28 formed in the adder section 19 becomes one Up mixer 18 supplied as an input signal.
- the up Wartsmischer 18 converts the output transmission signal 28 by mixing it with a mixed frequency signal 20 em transmission signal which is fed to a transmission antenna 21 (which in practice is identical to the reception antenna 12) and is emitted by the latter.
- the high-frequency part 11 has an n: m frequency multiplier 22 to which the oscillator frequency f ⁇ _ is supplied on the input side and which contains both the mixed frequency signal 20 for the upward mixer 18 and the mixed frequency signal 23 on which the downward mixing is based for the 90 ° Phasensch ⁇ eber 15 generated.
- the high-frequency part 11 can be realized in many different ways than shown here and can also include, for example, an intermediate frequency stage and suitable bandpass filters for bandwidth limitation.
- the two downward mixers 13, 14 are selected by the frequency multiplier 22 by selecting suitable values for n and m operated such that the generated analog output receive signals 24, 25 (I and Q branches) are in the low-frequency or baseband range. They can thus be easily scanned and digitized by the A / D converter 6.
- Digital data signals 29 (I branch) and 30 (Q branch) generated by the A / D converter 6 are supplied to the signal conversion circuit 3.
- the signal conversion circuit 3 leads possibly a digital Fre ⁇ quenzverschiebung by the obtained digital data signals 29, 30 and subsequent digital filtering.
- the di ⁇ gitale filtering implemented the required Bandbreitenbe- limitation ( ⁇ 200 kHz) of the receiving side Ubertragungswegs. It can be implemented, for example, by a digital low-pass filter (in the baseband range for data signals 29, 30) or a digital band-pass filter (in the low-frequency range for data signals 29, 30) contained in the signal conversion circuit 3.
- the signal conversion circuit 3 is connected downstream of a channel estimator 4.
- Whose task is based on predetermined data sequences (so-called. Training sequences), which are regularly emitted by the base station and the channel estimator 4 are known, continuously (approximately every 0.5 msec), a current transfer function of the mobile radio channel to ermit ⁇ stuffs.
- the transmission function characterizes the current transmission behavior of the mobile radio channel. The continuous re-determination of the transmission function is necessary because the spread of miles in the air interface of the mobile radio channel changes constantly due to changing environmental influences (for example, shields and reflections on buildings).
- the determined (estimated) transmission functions and the filtered digital reception data are fed via an output 31 of the channel estimator 4 to a data detector D (not shown in detail).
- a data detector D (not shown in detail).
- This carries out a recognition of an originally transmitted digital data signal by means of the transmission functions obtained.
- further digital processing steps deinterleaving, channel decoding, source decoding) follow, which allow a complete reconstruction of the sent message.
- the design of the data processing circuit 2 depends to a large extent on the specific area of application of the communication terminal.
- wire- or glasmaschinege ⁇ -bound communication terminals may for example, be dispensed to the channel estimator. 4
- the sender's mode of operation of the communication terminal is largely analogous to the receiver's mode of operation described above:
- the digital I / Q modulator 5 is fed via an input 32 em previously source-coded, channel-coded and interleaved digital input signal E.
- the digital I / Q modulator 5 scans the digital input signal E in accordance with a predetermined modulation method, for example GMSK (Gaussian Minimum Shift Keying), a bandwidth limitation being brought about at the same time.
- GMSK Gausian Minimum Shift Keying
- the I / Q modulator 5 provides the D / A converter 7 with keyed (modulated) digital data signals 33, 34.
- the frequency conversion of the corresponding analog I and Q output signals 26, 27 then takes place in the manner already described in the upward mixer 18.
- a temporal change in the oscillator frequency f ( , ⁇ caused by frequency drift or frequency noise results in a corresponding change in the frequency positions of the (receiving-side) digital I and Q data signals 29, 30 and the radio wave emitted (on the transmitting side).
- the mixed frequency signals 20, 23 fed to the downward and upward mixers 13, 14; 18 are derived from the oscillator frequency f 0z and thus also contain their frequency stabilizations.
- Such frequency position changes occurring on the receiving and transmitting side are undesirable since they mismatch the mentioned signals to the (receiving side) Filtering m of the signal conversion circuit 3 or to the (channel-side) assigned traffic channel frequency result. In both cases, effective bandwidth losses occur and an increased channel talk can occur.
- the regulation of frequency d ⁇ fts of the oscillator frequency f ⁇ 7 takes place via the control input 9 of the VCO 8. It can be carried out in the case of a mobile radio application , for example, in the course of the frequency readjustment of the VCO 8 which is required anyway to take account of the Doppler frequency shift between transmitted and received radio waves.
- the base station transmits m regular frequency intervals (for example every 47 ms) a frequency standard (FCB: frequency correction burst) in the form of a sine wave.
- FCB frequency standard
- the FCB is sought in a manner not shown in detail in the high-frequency stage 11 with a frequency grid (grid width, for example, 20 kHz).
- the frequency standard can be determined with the accuracy of the raster width by tuning to the raster frequency with maximum FCB received signal strength.
- the oscillator frequency f (J ) is then suitably adjusted via a control voltage signal m output by the high-frequency part 11 and supplied to the control input 9 of the VCO 8.
- the frequency noise of the VCO 8 is component-related and is mainly generated by a reference oscillator, which can be understood as a resonator of the VCO 8.
- the VCO 8 If the VCO 8 has no noise requirements, the VCO 8 or its reference oscillator (expensive)
- Fig. 2 shows an example of a circuit diagram of the VCO 8, which is designed here in the form of a PLL control loop.
- the VCO 8 has the reference oscillator 80 already mentioned, a controller 81, a tracking oscillator 82, a phase detector 83 and a comparison circuit 84.
- the comparison circuit 84 is supplied with an output voltage signal from the phase detector 83 and a control voltage signal present at the control input 9. From these two voltage signals, the comparison circuit 84 determines a control deviation signal, for example by subtraction, which is fed to the controller 81. Depending on the control deviation signal, the controller 81 controls the tracking oscillator 82, which then generates a voltage signal U 0z with the oscillator frequency f 0z .
- the PLL control loop is closed by the phase detector 83, which determines the phase shift between a voltage signal U R of the frequency f R received by the reference oscillator 80 and the voltage signal Uoz of the oscillator frequency f 0z and reports this back to the comparison circuit 84 as an output voltage signal as described.
- FIG. 3 shows a circuit diagram of the reference oscillator 80.
- the reference oscillator 80 is known with regard to its circuitry structure and is referred to in the art as "Hartley-
- Oscillator ". It has an inductance L and a capacitor C connected in parallel with the inductance L.
- a capacitive resonance element 800 is a quartz oscillator connected in positive feedback between a base and a collector of a transistor T.
- a variable capacitor C 3 is in series connected to the quartz crystal and a resistor R is connected to the collector of the transistor T. According to the dash-dotted line representing the circumference of the IC 1, the inductance L, the transistor T, the variable capacitor C G and the resistor R are integral in the IC 1 formed, while the quartz crystal 800 is not designed as an integral element of the IC 1.
- Reference list representing the circumference of the IC 1
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