Frequency correction circuit, radio receiving apparatus, and frequency correction method
Abstract
A frequency correction circuit used in a radio receiving apparatus that receives a preamble signal through one frequency band and also detects a periodic symbol timing in a receiving period of a part of a symbol that composes the preamble signal, the frequency correction circuit includes a generating unit that generates a detection window of a predetermined time width including each of a first symbol timing and a second symbol timing in the receiving period of a remaining symbol that composes the preamble signal, the first and the second symbol timing being previously determined among periodic symbol timings, a detecting unit that sequentially receives a correlation value between the preamble signal and a reference signal and detects a maximum value from the correlation value input during a period when the detection window is opened, and a correction unit that corrects a frequency deviation of the one frequency band.
Claims
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1 . A frequency correction circuit used in a radio receiving apparatus that receives a preamble signal through one frequency band and further detects a periodic symbol timing in a receiving period of a part of a symbol that composes the preamble signal, the frequency correction circuit comprising:
a generating unit that generates a detection window of a predetermined time width including each of a first symbol timing and a second symbol timing in the receiving period of a remaining symbol that composes the preamble signal, the first symbol timing and the second symbol timing being previously determined among periodic symbol timings; a detecting unit that sequentially receives a correlation value between the preamble signal and a reference signal, and detects a maximum value from the correlation value input during a period when the detection window is opened; and a correction unit that corrects a frequency deviation of the one frequency band based on the maximum value.
2 . The frequency correction circuit according to claim 1 , wherein, when the radio receiving apparatus receives the preamble signal through the one frequency band and another frequency band in accordance with a predetermined hopping sequence:
the generating unit determines the first symbol timing and the second symbol timing for each frequency band and generates the detection window; and the correction unit corrects the frequency deviation of each frequency band based on the maximum value detected for each frequency band.
3 . The frequency correction circuit according to claim 1 , wherein the generating unit uses as the first symbol timing and the second symbol timing, a symbol timing that comes after the receiving period of a predetermined number of signals has elapsed since the receiving period of the remaining symbol started.
4 . The frequency correction circuit according to claim 1 , wherein the generating unit:
sets the time width depending on a period length in which a delay wave could exist in a radio transmission line; and opens the detection window before a time that is obtained by multiplying the time width by a coefficient α(0<α<1) from each of the first symbol timing and the second symbol timing.
5 . The frequency correction circuit according to claim 1 , wherein the generating unit uses an adjacent symbol timing on a time axis as the first and the second symbol timing.
6 . A radio receiving apparatus, comprising:
the frequency correction circuit according to claim 1 ; a circuit that receives the preamble signal; a circuit that obtains the correlation value from the preamble signal and the reference signal and outputs the correlation value to the frequency correction circuit; and a circuit that detects the symbol timing using the correlation value and outputs the symbol timing to the frequency correction circuit.
7 . A frequency correction method in a radio receiving apparatus that receives a preamble signal through one frequency band and also detects a periodic symbol timing in a receiving period of a part of a symbol that composes the preamble signal, the frequency correction method comprising:
detecting a maximum value from a correlation value between the preamble signal and a reference signal obtained within a predetermined time including each of a first symbol timing and a second symbol timing in the receiving period of a remaining symbol that composes the preamble signal, the first symbol timing and the second symbol timing being previously determined among periodic symbol timings; and correcting a frequency deviation of the one frequency band based on the maximum value.
8 . The frequency correction method according to claim 7 , wherein, when the preamble signal is received through the one frequency band and another frequency band in accordance with a predetermined hopping sequence,
wherein the first symbol timing and the second symbol timing are determined for each frequency band and a detection window is generated, and wherein the frequency deviation of each frequency band is corrected based on the maximum value detected for each frequency band.
9 . The frequency correction method according to claim 7 , wherein a symbol timing that comes after the receiving period of a predetermined number of symbols has elapsed since the receiving period of the remaining symbol started is used as the first and the second symbol timing.
10 . The frequency correction method according to claim 7 , wherein a time width is set depending on a period length in which a delayed wave could exist in a radio transmission line, and
wherein the detection window is opened before a time obtained by multiplying the time width by a coefficient α(0<α<1) from each of the first and the second symbol timing.
11 . The frequency correction method according to claim 7 , wherein an adjacent symbol timing on a time axis is used as the first symbol timing and the second symbol timing.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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