WO1994010765A1 - Power amplifier linearization in a tdma mobile radio system - Google Patents
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- H03F1/00—Details of amplifiers with only discharge tubes, only semiconductor devices or only unspecified devices as amplifying elements
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- This invention relates to a time division multiple access (TDMA) trunked radio system and it relates to a frame structure for communication between fixed, mobile and portable radios in such a system.
- TDMA time division multiple access
- a radio system comprising a base station and a plurality of remote radio units for communicating over time slots of a time divided radio channel, the base station having means for transmitting a synchronization signal for defining the timing of the time slots, and each of the remote units having a power amplifier with linearization means, characterized in that the channel comprises predetermined linearization time slots for transmission of linearization training signals, interspersed between other time slots and each remote radio unit comprises means for generating a linearization training signal during a linearization time slot and linearizing its power amplifier during that time slot in advance of and independent of transmission of signals during one of said other time slots.
- channel is used to refer to a physical radio channel, i.e. a given bandwidth of radio spectrum.
- logical channel is used to refer to a predetermined series of timeslots on a physical channel which together form a communication link.
- the predetermined linearization timeslots can be considered to be a logical channel and the term "common linearization channel” or "CLCH” will be used to refer to this logical channel.
- CLCH common linearization channel
- the invention has the advantage that all users on the system turn to the common linearization channel to train the linear transmitters. It is of no consequence if high power training signals are transmitted on this CLCH, because all units on the system are synchronized to use this CLCH for no other purpose.
- transmitter linear training overhead is not required in every timeslot (traffic or control signalling) .
- a CLCH is provided on every physical channel.
- a problem remains where a unit that wishes to transmit is granted a new physical channel. Unless the CLCH timeslots are provided on a very frequent basis (which would result in a high overhead signalling cost and would be contrary to the aims of the invention) , there will be a delay between receiving a command to tune to the new channel and the next CLCH time slot. There is a need to allow such a unit to train its power amplifier without delay, so that it can transmit without delay and without undue splatter onto adjacent channels.
- each of the remote units comprises means for receiving a command on a first channel allowing the unit to transmit on a second channel and means for generating a training signal at the start of transmission on the first selected timeslot on the second channel and no training signal upon transmission on at least predetermined subsequent timeslots on that channel.
- a base station commands a remote unit or a group of remote units to move to a given physical channel where that physical channel comprises only logical traffic channels
- a portion of the first relevant timeslot following the command to go to that channel is dedicated to linearization and the unit that is to transmit (e.g. the unit that requested the channel) generates a linearization training signal during the first portion of the first timeslot.
- This arrangement has the advantage of allowing units to train on the new frequency at the first available CLCH on that frequency without setting aside excessive time for linearization in case they should need to respond to the initiator's transmission.
- the unit that has requested a channel and has been instructed to move to the new channel immediately generates a linearization training sequence at a time that is not set aside for linearization across the system and that unit is liable to splatter over to adjacent channels at that time.
- the arrangement nevertheless reduces the power and occurrence of such unsynchronized training to a minimum.
- all linearisation transmissions shall be at a power level not substantially higher than that to be subsequently used to transmit speech or data on a traffic slot, assuming that the system employs some form of power control to limit splatter generally. This ensures that where incidental splatter does occur, it is as low as possible, and may also mean that under very low power setting conditions, no linearization training may be necessary.
- a further preferred feature comprises means associated with the base station for adjusting the timing of transmission of synchronization signals with respect to synchronization signals transmitted by other base stations, e.g. from unrelated systems operating on adjacent frequencies, so as to provide coincidence between linearization time slots between coexisting systems.
- Fig. 1 is a block diagram of a remote radio unit and a base station in accordance with the invention
- Fig. 2 is a time diagram of the multiframe structure of a control and traffic channel in accordance with the invention
- Fig. 3 is a time diagram of a control channel subslot
- Fig. 4 is a time diagram of the first slot of a logical traffic channel.
- Fig. 1 illustrates a remote unit 5 and a base station 6 in accordance with the invention.
- the remote unit 5 comprises a linearizer 10, an up-converter 11, a power amplifier 12, a feedback loop 13, a down-converter 14, a phase detector 15 and a phase adjuster 16.
- the linearizer and phase adjuster are under the control of a microprocessor 20.
- the unit also comprises an antenna 21 connected to an antenna switch (or in appropriate circumstances a duplexer) and a receiver 24.
- the antenna switch 22 selectively connects the antenna 21 to the transmitter power amplifier 12 or the receiver 24.
- the power amplifier 12 is connected to the antenna 21 and quadrature baseband inputs are input to the linearizer 10 and simultaneously detected by the phase detector 15.
- the phase detector 15 After up conversion and amplification, a portion of the amplified signal is fed by feedback loop 13 to down-converter 14.
- the microprocessor 20 controls the phase adjuster 16 and the linearizer 10 to adjust the phase and amplitude respectively of the loop formed by elements 10 to 14.
- a training sequence is input to the linearizer 10.
- the training sequence preferably has a waveform as described in UK patent application No. 9204496.5 and also described in US patent No. 5066923.
- the exact time of transmission of this sequence is controlled by microprocessor 20.
- the elements 10-24 of the remote unit 5 are replicated as elements 10 ' -24 ' in the base station 6.
- the microprocessor 20' controls the synchronisation and periodically inputs synchronisation sequences into the linearizer 10' to which remote unit 5 will synchronise.
- the microprocessor 20 will cause the switch 22 to switch to receive as a default mode in which the receiver 24 will receive synchronisation sequences from a base station and timing will be deduced from these synchronisation sequences.
- the multiframe structure comprises 18 frames in total, each of which is divided into slots.
- the first frame is labelled SACCH' s (slow associated control channels) .
- Each of the other 17 frames comprise four slots 110 to 113, as shown at the right of the figure.
- Three of the slots 110 to 113 comprise 508 bits each as shown at the bottom of Fig. 2 labelled "normal traffic channel”.
- the fourth is divided into two subslots and shown in Fig. 3.
- Fig. 3 shows the structure of a control channel slot, which is be one of subslots 111 to 113.
- the control channel subslot has the same length as one traffic slot.
- Within a control channel slot there are two random access control channel subslots, each being shown at the bottom of Fig. 3.
- the SACCH' s are provided over four slots 115 to 118.
- a four millisecond transmitter training time 120 is provided at the start of the SACCH frame prior to the first SACCH slot. This 4 millisecond slot is the common linearization channel provided in accordance with the invention.
- the benefit of having a CLCH is that transmitter linear training overhead is removed from all timeslots.
- the 4 millisecond transmit training time now appears only once per multiframe (approximately once per second) . All timeslots now require only ramp up/down tail and synchronisation overheads, with the exception of the first transmission on a traffic channel (described below) .
- the operation using the CLCH is as follows. When a radio is powered up by a user, the first operation is to register on the system. Prior to making any transmissions, the radio unit first synchronises on the base transmissions and records system parameters e.g. channel frequencies, including CLCH details. The radio then waits until the system CLCH appears and trains its linear transmitter during the 4 millisecond CLCH period. At this point the radio is . now ready to communicate.
- the first transmission on a traffic channel on another frequency is shown in Fig. 4.
- a 4 millisecond training time is provided (130) to accommodate for any retraining required due to a channel frequency change. Without this training time, a unit that requests a traffic channel and is granted a traffic channel on another frequency would have to wait until the next CLCH timeslot on that frequency before being able to train and transmit. This could introduce a delay of 1 second or more in transmission, which is an undesirable delay.
- the transmitter has means for monitoring the critical parameters affecting its linear performance such as battery voltage, temperature, VSWR, transmit power etc. These means are described in US patent application No. 9204497.3. Once linear, the transmitter only has to relinearize when operation conditions have changed to such an extent that they affect critical parameter values significantly. This is a relatively slow process and generally no significant change occurs over average periods of 20 - 30 seconds. Therefore, the requirement for a transmitter to retrain is typically in the order of once per minute and thus the impact of implementing CLCH operation on battery life is minimal. For example a radio transmitter in idle mode will monitor its critical parameters as appropriate and if significant changes in operating conditions have occurred, the radio retrains during the next CLCH.
- critical parameters affecting its linear performance such as battery voltage, temperature, VSWR, transmit power etc.
- a transmitter in active mode makes its own decision to retrain at the next CLCH during a call without any pressing of the PTT (push-to- talk) or any receipt of a command from the base station and without break in transmission. If a unit is to transmit at substantially below full power (as determined by the signal strength of the outbound signalling), it can decide to forgo training altogether.
- a mechanism is provided by which the microprocessor 20 of the base station detects regular interference indicative of an adjacent system having regular CLCH timeslots and in response to this detection, the microprocessor 20 adjusts its master clock timing forwards or backwards so as to reduce the shorter interval between its CLCH slots and the adjacent system CHLC slots, until these slots are coincident.
- the invention allows the transmitter to be always available for operation, once registered on the system, minimising call..set up times.
- the removal of access overheads from both slot and subslot increases signalling capacity significantly.
- a gross signalling capacity of greater than 44 bits per subslot on the RACH can be achieved with prior art methods (i.e. subslot duration of 7 milliseconds with 4 milliseconds of linear training) .
- subslot duration of 7 milliseconds with 4 milliseconds of linear training
- an RACH can now support signalling of 162 bits (gross) .
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AU51494/93A AU664497B2 (en) | 1992-11-02 | 1993-10-07 | Power amplifier linearization in a TDMA mobile radio system |
PL93304341A PL173528B1 (en) | 1992-11-02 | 1993-10-07 | Linearization of power amplifier in a multi-access time sharing mobile radiocommunication system |
CA002126987A CA2126987C (en) | 1992-11-02 | 1993-10-07 | Power amplifier linearization in a tdma mobile radio system |
EP93922524A EP0619927B1 (en) | 1992-11-02 | 1993-10-07 | Power amplifier linearization in a tdma mobile radio system |
RO94-01115A RO119671B1 (en) | 1992-11-02 | 1993-10-07 | Radiotelephony system |
AT0901693A AT407814B (en) | 1992-11-02 | 1993-10-07 | POWER AMPLIFIER LINEARIZATION IN A TDMA MOBILE RADIO SYSTEM |
BR9305710A BR9305710A (en) | 1992-11-02 | 1993-10-07 | Radio system and radio unit for radio system operation |
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