Fujitsu Corporation

Kohei Ohta

Satoshi Matsubara

Hideyuki Kannari

Yusuke Tobisu

Akihiko Komatsuzaki

Hisato Kawano

A wireless communication device that implements beamforming includes: a storage, a processor, and a radio circuit. The storage stores directivity information that indicates a directivity of a radio intensity obtained when beams are formed in a plurality of main lobe directions designated in advance. The processor calculates, based on the directivity information, an interference to a first beam from a second beam when an instruction to form the first beam and the second beam is given. The first beam is configured to transmit a first signal in a first main lobe direction. The second beam is configured to transmit a second signal in a second main lobe direction. The processor generates, based on the calculated interference, a cancellation signal for canceling the second signal in the first main lobe direction. The radio circuit transmits the first signal and the cancellation signal.

Wireless communication device that implements beamforming

A distortion compensation device coupled to an amplifier configured to amplify power of a transmission signal, the distortion compensation device including a memory, and a processor coupled to the memory and the processor configured to obtain the transmission signal sampled with a first sampling rate, obtain the transmission signal sampled with a second sampling rate, the second sampling rate being higher than the first sampling rate, extract an odd-order harmonic from the transmission signal sampled with the second sampling rate, correct a phase and an amplitude of the odd-order harmonic, add the corrected odd-order harmonic to the transmission signal with a first sampling rate, and output, toward the amplifier, the transmission signal to which the corrected odd-order harmonic is added.

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Sendai, Japan

Kohei Ohta