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` CDMATRANSMISSIONAPPARATUSANDCDMATRANSMISSIONMETHOD
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`Thisjjsacontinuationofapplicationno.10/522,980filed
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`February2,2005,theentirecontentofwhichisexpressly
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`incorporated by reference herein.
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`Technical Field
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`The present
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`invention relates to a
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`transmission
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`apparatusandtransmissionmethodwhichtransmitssignals
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`from a plurality of transmission antennas like an MZMO
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`(Multi—Input/Multi—Output) communication and adopts a
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` CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access)
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`scheme.
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`Background Art
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`AnJMIMO (Multi-Input,/Multi~Output) communication
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`is attracting attention as a
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`technology for realizing
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`communications of large~volume data such as images in
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`recentyears.
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`IntheMIMOcommunication,differentitems
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`of transmission data (substreams) are transmitted from
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`a plurality of antennas on a transmitting side and the
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`plurality of
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`items of transmission data mixed along a
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`propagation path is separated into the original
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`items
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`of transmission data on a receiving side using a
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`propagation_path estimated value (e.g., see FIG.4 in the
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`Unexamined Japanese Patent Publication No.2002—44051).
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`IntheMIMOcommunication,asignaltransmittedfrom
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`atransmissionapparatus isactuallyreceivedbyzfl:least
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`the same number of antennas as transmission apparatuses
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`and characteristics of propagation paths between the
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`antennas are estimated based on pilot signals inserted
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`inthesignalsreceivedbytherespectiveantennas. When,
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`for example,
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`there are two antennas on the transmitting
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`side and two reception antennas,
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`this estimated
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`propagationpathcharacteristicfiisexpressedbyeamatrix
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`with 2
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`rows X 2 columns.
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`In the MIMO communication,
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`transmission signals transmitted from the respective
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`transmission antennas are obtained based on an inverse
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`matrix of this propagation path characteristic H and
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`received signals obtained from.the respective reception
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`antennas.
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`Thus,
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`in the MIMO communication, it is possible to
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`separate signals sent from a plurality of transmission
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`antennasatthesametimingandsamefrequencyinsubstream
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`unitsonthereceivingside,andtherebytransmitanamount
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`of data proportional
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`to the number of
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`transmission
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`antennas and realize a high—speed, high—volume
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`communication.
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`However,
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`a reception apparatus which carries out
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`aconventionalMIMOcommunicationhaseaproblemthatwhen
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`an interference compensation error occurs due to
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`influences of noise, etc.,
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`in a process of separating
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`(compensating for interference) a plurality of items of
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`transmission data,
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`the error rate characteristic of
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`reception data deteriorates. Deterioration_of an error
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`rate characteristic of data expected to have higher
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`channel quality than that of other data such as data
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`directed to users having poor channel quality, control
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`information of a communication systenlor retransmission
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`information in particular has a greater influence on the
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`communication system.
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`In order to prevent deterioration of the error rate
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`characteristic of reception data due to the interference
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`compensation error,
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`a method of transmitting specific
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`data assigned to only one antenna and a method of
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`transmitting the same data assigned to a plurality of
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`antennas are available. However, using such methods
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`contrarily reduces the transmission rate of the
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`communication system, causing a problem that the data
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`transmission efficiency deteriorates.
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`Disclosure of Invention
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`It.is an object of the present invention.to improve
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`reception performance of specific data on a receiving
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`side while maintaining the transmission efficiency of
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`a communication system.
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`Thisobjectcxu1beattainedwith61CDMAtransmission
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`apparatus which transmits different code division
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`multiplexed signals from a plurality of transmission
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`antennas by apportioning specific data to a plurality
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`of antennas and spreading/modulating the specific data
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`with different spreading codes assigned thereto before
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`being transmitted.
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`Brief Description of Drawings
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`FIG.1 is a block diagram showing the main
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`configurationofeaCDMAtransmissionapparatusaccording
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`to Embodiment
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`1 of the present
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`invention;
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`FIG.2 is a block diagram showing the main internal
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`configuration of
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`a control section according to
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`Embodiment
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`1 of the present
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`invention;
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`FIG.3 illustrates an example of the configuration
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`of a
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`transmission signal of the CDMA transmission
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`apparatus according to Embodiment
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`1 of
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`the present
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`invention;
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`FIG.4 illustrates another example of the
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`configuration of a
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`transmission signal of
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`the CDMA
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`transmission apparatus according to Embodiment 1 of the
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`present
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`invention; and
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`FIG.5 illustrates an example of the configuration
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`of a signal
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`transmitted by a conventional CDMA
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`transmission apparatus.
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`Best Mode for Carrying out
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`the Invention
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`With reference now to the attached drawings, an
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`embodiment of the present invention will be explained
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`in detail below.
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`(Embodiment 1)
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`FIG.1 is a block diagram showing the main
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`configurationofeaCDMAtransmissionapparatusaccording
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`to Embodiment
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`1 of the present invention. Here,
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`a case
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`where this CDMA transmission apparatus has two antennas
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`willkxaexplainedemsanexample,buttflmanumber<x:antennas
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`is not
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`limited to 2 and the number of antennas can be
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`3 or more.
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`This CDMA transmission apparatus is provided with
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`an S/P conversion section 101, spreading sections 102
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`(102~1t0102~N),103(103—1t0103-N),additionsections
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`104—1, 104-2,
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`transmission sections 105—1, 105—2,
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`antennas 106—1, 106—2,
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`a spreading control section 107
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`and a control section 110. Of these sections, suppose
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`thesectionsfromthespreadingsections102totheantenna
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`106—1 are collectively called a “first transmission
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`system” while the sections from the spreading sections
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`103toiflu3antenna106-2 arecollectivelycalledea“second
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`transmission system.”
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`In FIG.1,
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`a transmission signal including data DM
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`D2, U', DN, DR”, "', Dmxto be sent to users 1, 2,
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`N, N+1, -'-,
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`2N (that is,
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`the number of users is 2N)
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`is
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`input
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`to the control section 110.
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`The control section 110 recognizes the type ofcdata
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`included in the transmission signal
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`input, and then
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`outputs the transmission signal
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`to the S/P conversion
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`section 101. Furthermore,
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`the control section 110
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`outputsaacontrolsignalCfl_tothe S/Pconversionsection
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`101 and spreading control section 107 according to the
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`type of data recognized. Furthermore,
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`the control
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`section 110 outputs a control signal C2
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`to the 8/?
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`conversionsection11H.andspreadingcontrol section107
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`according to a retransmission flag notified from a
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`reception section (not shown) which has received a
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`retransmission request from the receiving side.
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`A more
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`specific operation of the control section 110 will be
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`explained later.
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`The 8/? conversion section 101 converts the
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`transmission signal output from_the control section 110
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`to parallel data separated for each transmission system
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`and outputs the parallel data to their corresponding
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`spreading sectionleZ—l tolOZ—N’andspreading sections
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`103—1 to 103—N.
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`In the case of the spreading section 102,
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`the
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`spreading sections 102—1 to 102—N corresponding to the
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`respective parallel data output from the S/P conversion
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`section 101 carry out spreading processing on the
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`respectivedataunderthecontrolofthespreadingcontrol
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`section 107 and output the spread data to the addition
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`section 104-1. Likewise,
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`in the case of the spreading
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`section 103,
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`the spreading sections 103-1 to 103—N
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`correspondimgtotherespectiveparalleldataoutputfrom
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`the S/P conversion section 101 carry out spreading
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`processing on the respective data under the control of
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`data to the addition section 104—2.
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`The addition sections 104—1,
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`104—2 add up
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`(multiplex) the parallel data output from_the respective
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`spreading sections 102, 103 and output
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`results to the transmission sections 105—1,
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`105—2.
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`The transmission sections 105—1,
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`105—2 carry out
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`predetermined radio transmission processing such as
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`up—conversion, etc., on the multiplexed signals output
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`from the addition sections 104—1,
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`104—2 and send this
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`data through the antennas 106—1,
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`106—2 by radio.
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`FIG.2 is a block diagram showing the main internal
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`configuration of the control section 110.
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`The control
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`section 110 includes a data recognition section 111,
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`a
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`buffer 112 and a retransmission control section 113.
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`Thedatarecognitionsection111recognizesthetype
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`of data included in the transmission signal based on the
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`channel quality and moving speed on the receiving side
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`output
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`from the channel quality measuring section and
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`moving speed measuring section (both are not shown) and
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`then writes the transmission signal
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`in the buffer 112.
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`Furthermore,
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`the data recognition section 111 outputs
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`the control signal C1 to the S/P conversion section 101
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`and spreading control section 107 according to the
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`recognized type of data.
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`The retransmission control
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`section 113 outputs the control signal C2
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`to the S/P
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`conversion section 101 and buffer 112 according to the
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`retransmission flag notified from.the reception section
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`(not shown) which has received a retransmission request
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`from the receiving side.
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`The buffer 112 outputs the
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`buffered data to the 8/? conversion section 101 based
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`on the control signal C2 output from.the retransmission
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`control section 113.
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`Next,
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`the operation of the CDMA transmission
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`apparatus in the above described configuration will be
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`explained.
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`The recognition processing on the above described
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`type of data carried out by the data recognition section
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`111 refers to processing of recognizing and
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`distinguishing data to which the CDMA transmission
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`apparatus according to this embodiment gives higher
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`priority in transmission (hereinafter referred to as
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`“specificdata”)fromotherdata. Here,thespecificdata
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`more specifically refers to a control signal for
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`controlling a communication with the receiving side or
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`data to be transmitted now to the receiving side having
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`poor channel quality (channel quality ofaipredetermined
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`level or
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`lower) or the receiving side having a higher
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`moving speed (moving speed of a predetermined level or
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`higher).
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`The data recognition section 111 notifies the
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`3/? conversion section 101 and spreading control section
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`107 of specific data information indicating which data
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`is specific data using the control signal C1.
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`The specific data also includes data whose
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`retransmission is requested by the receiving side
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`(retransmission data) or data having a
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`large
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`retransmission count (retransmission count is equal to
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`orhigherthanarmedeterminedcount). Thespecificdata
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`is notified by the retransmission control section 113
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`to the S/P conversion section 101 and spreading control
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`section 107 using the control signal C2.
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`The S/P conversion section 101 apportions the
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`transmission data output
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`from the control section 110
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`to the spreading sections 102—1 to 102—N, 103—1 to 103—N
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`based on the specific data information notified by the
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`control signals C1, C2. When the transmission data is
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`notspecificdatakxn;dataindicatingsimpleinformation,
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`the transmission data is apportioned substantially
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`equally to the respective spreading sections to improve
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`thetransmissionefficiency. Onthecfljmnfhand,whenthe
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`transmission data is specific data,
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`this data is read
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`from the buffer 112 at least twice and this data is
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`apportioned so as to be transmitted using both of the
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`firsttransmissionsystemandsecondtransmissionsystem
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`or more transmission systems (at least two transmission
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`systems when there are three or more transmission
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`systems).
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`The spreading control section 107 controls the
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`spreading sections 102,
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`103 using a control signal C3
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`so that the specific data apportioned to the first
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`transmission system and second transmission system is
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`spread/modulated using different spreading codes
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`(differing between the first transmission system and
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`second transmission system).
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`The specific data and other data spread/modulated
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`by the respective spreading sections are multiplexed by
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`the addition sections 104—1, 104—2 for each transmission
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`systeHLand transmittedkulradio through the transmission
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`sections 105—1, 105~2 and antennas 106—1, 106-2.
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`FIG.3 illustrates an example of the configuration
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`of a transmission signal of the CDMA transmission
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`apparatus according to this embodiment. Here,
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`a case
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`where the specific data is retransmission data will be
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`explained as an example.
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`As shown in this figure, data 1 transmitted at a
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`first transmission timing is data directed to user 1 to
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`user 2N and the data 1 directed to user 1
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`to user N is
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`transmitted from_the first transmission system (antenna
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`1), while the data 1 directed to user (N+l)
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`to user 2N
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`is transmitted from the second transmission system
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`(antenna 2).
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`The above described data is not specific
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`data.
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`On the other hand,
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`retransmission data is also
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`transmitted accompanying the data 1. This
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`retransmission datajjsspecific data, apportionedimathe
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`firsttransmissionsystemandsecondtransmissionsystem
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`based on the configuration of the CDMA transmission
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`apparatus according to this embodiment and
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`spread/modulatedlising different spreading codes. Data
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`2 which is transmitted at the next transmission timing
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`also has the same configuration as that of the data 1
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`as shown in the figure.
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`FIG.4 illustrates another example of the
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`configuration of a
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`transmission signal of the CDMA
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`transmission apparatus according to this embodiment.
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`Here,
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`a case where the data 1 directed to user 1 to user
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`N and the data 2
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`likewise directed to user 1
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`to user N
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`are transmitted simultaneously at a first transmission
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`ll
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`timing using the first transmission system (antenna 1)
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`andsecondtransmissionsystem(antenna2). Aswiththe
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`case described above, the data is not specific data.
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`On
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`the other hand, retransmission data is also transmitted
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`accompanying the data]_and data 2. This retransmission
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`data is specific data, apportioned to the first
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`transmissionsystemandsecondtransmissionsystmnbased
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`on the configuration_of the CDMA transmission apparatus
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`according to this embodiment and spread/modulated using
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`different spreading codes.
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`The data transmitted at the
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`next transmission timing is data directed to user (N+l)
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`to user 2N as shown in the figure.
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`FIG.5 illustrates an example of the configuration
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`of a signal
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`transmitted by a conventional CDMA
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`transmissionapparatusundertimesameconditionsettings
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`as those described above.
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`For example, when an
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`interference compensation error occurs in a signal
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`transmitted from the antenna 1,
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`retransmission data
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`results in a reception error, and therefore the
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`transmitting side further repeats retransmission, which
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`deteriorates the transmission efficiency of the
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`communication system.
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`Asexplainedabove,theCDMAtransmissionapparatus
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`according to this embodiment uses two transmission
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`systems to transmit different items of data, and thus
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`maintains high transmission efficiency which is an
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`original feature ofeniMIMO communication.
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`On the other
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`hand,
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`for data to be transmitted with higher priority,
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`two transmission systems
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`(at least two transmission
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`systemswhentherearethreeormoretransmissionsystems)
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`are always used and such data is spread/modulated using
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`different spreading codes, and therefore it is possible
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`to separate signals through despreading processing even
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`when an interference compensation error increases due
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`toinfluencesofanfixtureofnoise,etc.,onthereceiving
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`side,
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`that is, when sufficient separation performance
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`using the MIMO technology cannot be obtained.
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`Thus,
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`this embodiment can improve the reception
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`performancecnithe receiving side for specific¢data while
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`maintaining the transmission efficiency of the
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`communication system.
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`When a turbo code is used as an error correcting
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`code for the CDMA transmission apparatus according to
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`this embodiment, systematic bits can also be used as the
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`specific data. When turbo decoding is performed using
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`systematicbitsandparitybits,thesystematicbitshave
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`large influences on the error rate characteristic of the
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`data after the turbo decoding. Therefore, using
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`systematic bits as the specific data can improve the
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`reception quality of the systematic bits and can improve
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`the error rate characteristic of the data after the turbo
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`decoding.
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`Furthermore, when transmit power control
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`is
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`performed,
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`transmit power may also be used instead of
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`the transmit power must also have increased according
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`to the channel quality.
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`Furthermore,aretransmissioncountofdatacanalso
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`be used instead of the channel quality. This is because
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`in the case of poor channel quality,
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`the retransmission
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`count of data must also have increased.
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`The CDMA transmission apparatus according to the
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`present invention is also applicable to a transmission
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`apparatus using a multicarrier scheme such as an OFDM
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`(Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplex), and can
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`thereby provide a multicarrier transmission apparatus
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`having operations and effects similairto those described
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`above.
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`A transmission scheme using multicarriers has a
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`symbol rate set to a low level
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`(long symbol length) and
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`has the effect of reducing interference among codes due
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`to multipaths inaimultipath environment. Furthermore,
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`byinsertingguardintervals,itjjsalsopossibleTXDremove
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`interference among codes due to multipaths.
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`Here,
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`the case where the components of the present
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`invention are incorporated in one CDMA transmission
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`apparatushasbeenexplainedasanexample,butthepresent
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`invention is also applicable to a case where spreading
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`sections 102 to antenna 106—1, spreading sections 103
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`to antenna 106*2, spreading control section 107, and
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`control section 110 are incorporated in different
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`apparatuses, constituting one communication system as
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`a whole.
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`Furthermore, an MIMO communication has been
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`explained as an example here, but the present invention
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`is not
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`limited to the MIMO communication and is also
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`applicable to a case where different items of data are
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`transmitted in parallel
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`from a plurality of antennas
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`(transmission systems).
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`The CDMA transmission apparatus according to the
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`present
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`invention can be mounted on a communication
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`terminal apparatus andloase station apparatus in aInobile
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`communication system,
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`and can thereby provide a
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`communication terminal apparatus and base station
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`apparatus having operations and effects similar to those
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`described above.
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`Here,
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`the case where the present
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`invention is
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`constructedku/hardwareImusbeenexplained.aseu1example,
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`but
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`the present
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`invention can also be implemented by
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`software.
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`As described above,
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`the present
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`invention can
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`improve reception performance on the receiving side for
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`specific data while maintaining the transmission
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`efficiency of the communication system.
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`This application is based on the Japanese Patent
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`Application.No. 2003~132133 filed<n1May 9, 2003, entire
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`content of which is expressly incorporated by reference
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`herein.
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`Industrial Applicability
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`The present
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`invention is applicable to a
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`transmission apparatus and transmission method, etc.,
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`which transmits signals fromeaplurality of transmission
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`antennas like an MIMO communication and adopts a CDMA
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`What
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`is claimed is:
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`A transmitting apparatus employing a MIMO
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`scheme 0;
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`plura-
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`using a plurality of antennas in parallel,
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`the
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`transmitting apparatus comprising:
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`a mapping section that maps the plurality of data
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`items to one of the plurality of antennas; and
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`atransmittingsectionthattransmitstheplurality
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`of data items using the one or
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`to the receiving apparatus,
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`fic data
`wherein the mapping section maps a speci:
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`item of the plurality of data items such that a
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`communication_employing thelfllMO scheme is not executed.
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`2. The transmitting apparatus according to claim
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`1,
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`wherein the specific data item comprises user data
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`requiring aloetter communication quality than.other user
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`3. The transmitting apparatus according to claim
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`1,
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`wherein the transmitting section transmits the
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`specific data item using the one of the plurality of
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`antennas repeatedly.
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`4. A communication terminal apparatus, comprising
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`the transmitting apparatus according to claim 1.
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`5. A base station apparatus, comprising the
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`transmitting apparatus according to claim 1.
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`6. A transmitting method employing a MIMO
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`(multi—input/multi—output)
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`scheme of transmitting a
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`plurality of data items for a same receiving apparatus
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`using a plurality of antennas in parallel,
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`the
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`transmitting method comprising:
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`to one of
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`the plurality of antennas; and
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`a transmitting step of transmitting the plurality
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`of data items using the one o: the plurality of antennas
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`to the receiving apparatus,
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`wherein,
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`in the mapping step, a specific data item
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`of the plurality of data items is mapped such that a
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`communicationemployingtfluaMlMOschemeis notexecuted.
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`18
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`ABSTRACT
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`A control section (110) recognizes the type of data
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`included in a transmission signal and outputs a control
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`signal
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`(C1)
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`to an 8/? conversion section (101)
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`and a
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`spreading control section (107).
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`section (101) apportions a specific type of data output
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`fron1the control section (110)1x3different transmission
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`systems. Spreading sections (102, 103) carry out
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`spreading processing on the specific type of data output
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`from the 8/? conversion section (101) with different
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`spreading codes assigned thereto under the control of
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`through addition sections (104—1, 104~2),
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`transmission
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`sections (105—1, 105—2) and antennas (106-1, 106—2).
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`this way,
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`it is possible to improve the reception
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`performanceonthereceivingsideforspecificdatawhile
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`maintaining the transmission efficiency of an MIMO
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`communication system.
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`[FI
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`S/P CONVERSION SECTION 101
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`S/P CONVERSION SECTION 101
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`S/P CONVERSION SECTION 101
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`TO SPREADING CONTROL SECTION 107
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`[FIG.3]
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`CODE DIFFERENT FROM THAT OF ANTENNA 1)
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`TIME
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`TIME
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`|PR2018—O1476
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`APPLICATION FOR UNITED STATES PATENT
`i.
`"
`Declaration for Patent Application
`
`As a below named inventor, I hereby declare that:
`My residence, post office address and citizenship are as stated below next to my name.
`I believe I am the original, first and sole inventor (if only one name is listed below) or an original, first and joint inventor (if
`plural names are listed below) of the subject matter which is claimed and for which a patent is sought on
`
`the invention entitled: CDMA TRANSMISSION APPARATUS AND CDMA TRANSMISSION METHOD
`
`
`2 (file no
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`)
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`the specification of which
`(check at least one)
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`3 [
`4 [
`6 [
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`]
`]
`]
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`is attached hereto
`was filed on
`and was amended
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`as (5) U.S.'Application Serial No.
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`.
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`(if applicable)
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`W 7
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`[x]
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`-
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`was filed as PCT international application
`Number PCT/JP2004/006154
`8
`Use 'his
`portion W
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`are entering
`28/April/2004
`only ”Y?"
`a 0"
`and was amended under PCT Anicle(s) 19 and/or 34
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`on
`10
`"2:5: 335;“
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`International
`priority date claimed in PCT lntemational Application
`11
`Application
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`"’21???“ ML“ W own/2003
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`9
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`on
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`(if applicable).
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`(Country)
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`(Number)
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`(Country)
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`(Number)
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`(Day/Month/Year Filed)
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`(Day/Month/Year Filed)
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`(Country)
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`(Number)
`
`(Day/Month/Year Filed)
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`
`
`I hereby declare that I have reviewed and understand the contents ofthe above—identified specification, including the claims, as amended,
`by any amendment referred to above.
`I acknowledge the duty to disclose to the United States Patent and Trademark Office all information known to me which is material to
`patentabiiity in accordance with Title 37, Code of Federal Regulations, § 1.56.
`I hereby claim foreign priority benefits under Title 35, United States Code, §1 19 of any foreign application (5) for patent or inventor’s
`certificate listed below and have also identified below any foreign application(s) for patent or inventor’s certificate or any PCT international
`application(s) designating at least one country other than the United States of America filed by me on the same subject matter having a filing date
`earlier than that ofthe application(s) on which priority is claimed.
`
`Prior (Foreign Application( 5) any Priority Claims Under 35 U.S.C. 119
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`Priority Claimed
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`Priority Claim(s) from U.S. Provisional Application(s)—~I hereby claim the benefit under Title 35, United States Code, {)1 19(e) ofany
`United States provisional application(s) listed below:
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`12b
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`Day/Month/Year Filed
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`Application No.
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`Day/Month/Year Filed
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`Application No.
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`Do not use this
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`
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`l hereby claim the benefit under Title 35, United States Code, 120 of any United States applieation(s) or
`portiun to identify a
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`
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`PCT international application(s) designating the United States of America. that is/are listed below and, insofar as
`Pcrapplicmiuu if the
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`
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`the subject matter of each of the claims of this application is not disclosed in that/those prior application(s) in the
`parent application is
`
`the [1.5. National
`manner provided by the first paragraph of Title 35, United States Code §112, I acknowledge the duty to disclose
`
`to the United States Patent and Trademark Office ail information known to me to be material to patentabiiity as
`phase with: PCP
`
`
`defined in Title 37, Code ofFederai Regulations, §I.56 which became availabie between filing date ofthe prior
`npplicntinn
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`application and the national or PCT international filing date ofthis application.
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`l3
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`U.S. A lication Number)
`(U.S. Filin Date
`Status ( atented,
`, abandoned)
`
`I hereby appoint the following attorneys of the firm of Stevens, Davis, Miller & Mosher, L.l_..P. as my attorneys of record with full
`power of substitution and revocation to prosecute this application and to transact all business in the Patent and Trademark Office:
`James E. Ledbetter, Reg. No. 28732; Thomas P. Pavelko, Reg. No. 31689; and Anthony P. Venturino, Reg. No. 31674.
`ALL CORRESPONDENCE IN CONNECTION WITH THIS APPLICATION SHOULD BE SENT TO
`STEVENS, DAVIS, MILLER & MOSHER, L.L.P., 1615 L Street, N.W., Suite 850, Washington, D.C.
`TELEPHONE (202) 408—5100, FACSIMILE (202) 408-5200.
`,
`See page 2 for signature lines
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`20036,
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`“998 Stevens, Davis, Miller & Moslier, L.L.P.
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`other side for instructions for completing this form
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`|PR2018—O1476
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`Apple Inc. EX100

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