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US 11,888,521 B2Granted
Master station device, slave station device, and wireless communication system
AssigneePanasonic Holdings Corporation
InventorYuta Seki
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Abstract
A master station device includes a processor that outputs a subcarrier modulation signal, and a transmitter that maps an in-phase (I) component and a quadrature-phase (Q) component of the subcarrier modulation signal to an optical signal to be transmitted to a fronthaul.
Claims10
A master station device comprising:
- a processor which, in operation, outputs a subcarrier modulation signal;
- and
- a transmitter which, in operation, maps an in-phase (I) component and a quadrature-phase (Q) component of the subcarrier modulation signal to an optical signal to be transmitted to a fronthaul, wherein:
- the subcarrier modulation signal is coded in a first quadrature amplitude modulation scheme having a plurality of signal points,
- the optical signal is coded in a second quadrature amplitude modulation scheme having a plurality of candidate signal points, the second quadrature amplitude modulation scheme having a higher modulation multilevel number than the first quadrature amplitude modulation scheme, and
- the transmitter sets each of the plurality of signal points of the subcarrier modulation signal to a corresponding candidate signal point of the plurality of candidate signal points of the optical signal, a distance from the each of the signal points of the subcarrier modulation signal to the corresponding candidate signal point being a shortest distance in an IQ plane of the optical signal.
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A slave station device comprising:
- a receiver which, in operation, receives an optical signal via a fronthaul;
- and
- a processor which, in operation, identifies a subcarrier modulation signal based on an in-phase (I) component and a quadrature-phase (Q) component of the subcarrier modulation signal mapped to the optical signal, wherein:
- the subcarrier modulation signal is coded in a first quadrature amplitude modulation scheme having a plurality of signal points,
- the optical signal is coded in a second quadrature amplitude modulation scheme having a plurality of candidate signal points, the second quadrature amplitude modulation scheme having a higher modulation multilevel number than the first quadrature amplitude modulation scheme, and
- the processor sets each of the plurality of candidate signal points of the optical signal to a corresponding signal point of the plurality of signal points of the subcarrier modulation signal, a distance from the each of the candidate signal points of the optical signal to the corresponding signal point being a shortest distance in an IQ plane of the subcarrier modulation signal.
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A wireless communication system comprising:
- a master station device including
- a processor which, in operation, outputs a subcarrier modulation signal, and
- a transmitter which, in operation, maps an in-phase (I) component and a quadrature-phase (Q) component of the subcarrier modulation signal to an optical signal to be transmitted to a fronthaul, wherein:
- the subcarrier modulation signal is coded in a first quadrature amplitude modulation scheme having a plurality of signal points,
- the optical signal is coded in a second quadrature amplitude modulation scheme having a plurality of candidate signal points, the second quadrature amplitude modulation scheme having a higher modulation multilevel number than the first quadrature amplitude modulation scheme, and
- the transmitter sets each of the plurality of signal points of the subcarrier modulation signal to a corresponding candidate signal point of the plurality of candidate signal points of the optical signal, a distance from the each of the signal points of the subcarrier modulation signal to the corresponding candidate signal point being a shortest distance in an IQ plane of the optical signal;
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- a slave station device including
- a receiver which, in operation, receives the optical signal via the fronthaul, and
- a processor which, in operation, identifies the subcarrier modulation signal based on the I component and the Q component of the subcarrier modulation signal mapped to the optical signal.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.