Improving of data secondary frequency synchronous in cellular mobile equipment
A mobile station and reference frequency technology, which is applied in the direction of synchronization devices, digital transmission systems, electrical components, etc., can solve problems such as difficulty in complying with the lower bound of 0.1ppm and slow convergence
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[0050] refer to Image 6 , reproduces a functional block diagram of a UE receiver suitable for performing the frequency synchronization method of the present invention. Although reference to the described architecture of TD-SCDMA is common, reference may also be made to a GSM type UE receiver except for some details (ie: SPRq, SYNC). For completeness, in Image 6 The channel is also simulated in , as seen at the receive antenna. In the channel model of interest, s(t) represents the transmitted signal, c(t) is the channel fading process (ie: Rayleigh fading), and n(t) is used to model thermal noise and multi-user interference (cell within and between communities). At the input of the UE receiver, the received signal r(t) is visible, which reaches the front-end FR-END block comprising a bandpass RF filter and a low noise receive amplifier (both invisible). At the output of the front end, the RF signal is down-converted to baseband frequency by the DOWNCONV box, which include...
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