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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 27, 2016
Filed:
Oct. 11, 2011
Yuuki Nakasato, Ogaki, JP;
Yuuki Nakasato, Ogaki, JP;
KYOCERA CORPORATION, Kyoto, JP;
Abstract
In a communication system provided with a plurality of base stations, first and second known signals are defined as known signals to be transmitted by the communication terminal. A plurality of carriers for use in transmission of the first known signal and a plurality of carriers for use in transmission of the second known signal are alternately arranged in a frequency direction in the first and second known signals in the same transmission frequency band. In each base station, at the time of transmitting a signal to a communication terminal that transmits the first known signal, the communication unit which transmits the communication terminal by use of a plurality of antennas performs null-steering in relation to transmission directivity at the plurality of antennas based on the first known signal from the communication terminal.
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