Abstract:
A mobile communication unit which can perform a high-bit rate information transmission by allocating a plurality of channel numbers to a user who carries out a high-bit rate communication. The mobile communication unit includes a set of units at the transmitter side 21 and a set of units at the receiver side 22, to carry out communications by allocating spread codes to channels within the same cell. A plurality of channel numbers are allocated to one user. The transmitter side units include the separating unit 23 for separating the user information, the spread modulator 30 for spread processing the separated information by using the spread codes corresponding to the respective channel numbers, and the combining unit 31 for combining the diffused information and outputting the combined information to the receiver side unit. The receiver side units include the despreader 32 for despread the diffused information by using the spread codes of the respective channel numbers allocated to the user, and the multiplexing unit 33 for combining the despreaded information of the plurality of channels. Thus, a high-bit rate transmission service is provided.
Abstract:
An apparatus is provided that calculates a state at a time of starting an operation of a shift register that generates a PN code. The apparatus includes a system that obtains a parameter “i” that pertains to the state at the time of starting an operation, a system that obtains coefficients of a generator polynomial corresponding to the PN code, and a system that calculates the state at the time of starting an operation, based on the parameter “i” and the coefficients of the generator polynomial.
Abstract:
A receiving portion of a radio communication device includes a circuit periodically moving into a sleep mode of operation. The circuit periodically moves out of the sleep mode of operation in response to a re-activation signal. A first clock signal is generated. Clock pulses in the first clock signal are counted. The re-activation signal is generated each time the number of the counted clock pulses in the first clock signal reaches an updatable number. A second clock signal is generated which has a frequency higher than a frequency of the first clock signal. Clock pulses in the second clock signal are counted during every time interval determined by the first clock signal. An error of the frequency of the first clock signal with respect to the frequency of the second clock signal is calculated on the basis of a result of the counting of clock pulses in the second clock signal. The updatable number is set in response to the calculated error of the frequency of the first clock signal.
Abstract:
A base station includes an incoming call terminal identification message generating portion When the base station transmits an incoming call message to a terminal, an incoming call terminal identification message useful for only the incoming call terminal, for example a message such as ID number information peculiar to the terminal, is inserted in the head of a slot assigned to the terminal and is transmitted. When the incoming call terminal detects the incoming call terminal identification message, the terminal receives a regular incoming call message transmitted thereafter. When the terminal cannot detect the incoming call terminal identification message, the terminal judges that the message is not directed to a call to its own terminal and immediately stops monitoring of the slot at this time.
Abstract:
An arithmetic apparatus in which while data read out of a memory is shifted by means of a barrel shifter by a shift bit number designated by data standing for an output signal of an inverter, data standing for an output signal of the barrel shifter is inputted to a shift register to thereby perform Viterbi decoding at a high speed.