Fujitsu Corporation

Masayuki Watabe

Hiroyuki Kiyanagi

Toshiaki Suzuki

Yasuhito Funyu

Hiroaki Abe

Hideki Sonobe

Yasuhiro Shibuya

Yasuo Iwahashi

Hisato Kawano

In a network employing code division multiplex access, a distortion compensation amplifying apparatus is provided which is capable of making quick response to carry out the distortion compensation with high accuracy even if the signal power to be inputted thereto varies rapidly. In this distortion compensation amplifying apparatus, the renewal of a distortion compensation coefficient in a renewing unit is complemented on the basis of a result of amplification in an amplifier with respect to a signal code-division-multiplexed in a pseudo-signal multiplexing unit.

Distortion compensation amplifying apparatus and base station

A communication device includes a number of transmitter/receiver/modem blocks installed in vertical positions. Each of the transmitter/receiver/modem blocks includes a supporting board having a front surface and a back surface, the supporting board including a plurality of fins on the front surface and a plurality of forced air-cooling fans on the supporting board. A front cover encloses the front surface of the supporting board, the front cover and the fins forming a plurality of ducts, the front cover and the front surface forming an internal opening under the fins. A back cover encloses the back surface of the supporting board. First heat-radiating circuit modules are provided at positions adjacent to the fins on the front surface. A second heat-radiating circuit module is provided within the opening. When the forced air-cooling fans operate, the fans produce a flow of air along the plurality of ducts to cool the first heat-radiating circuit modules, and the fans producing a flow of air within the opening to cool the second heat-radiating circuit board.

Communication device

A carrier regenerating circuit used for a demodulator which demodulates many-valued orthogonal amplitude modulation signals. The carrier regenerating circuit consists of a first PLL (phase-locked loop) section, including a detector for detecting an intermediate-frequency signal using a local oscillator, a phase error detecting section and a first loop filter, which feeds back phase error information to the local oscillator via the first loop filter; and a second PLL (phase-locked loop) section, including a frequency control section a second loop filter, which feeds back a frequency control signal to the local oscillator via the second loop filter by performing an updating operation by means of the frequency control section when a mark ratio due to the phase error information deviates from a predetermined range. The carrier regenerating circuit with a simplified circuit configuration can always synchronize an input signal (a many-valued orthogonal amplitude-modulation signal) by quickly adjusting the frequency of a regeneration carrier signal to an optimum value even when the input signal is out of synchronization.

Carrier regenerating circuit

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Kawasaki, Japan

Masayuki Watabe