Abstract: In a cellular wireless communication system with plural antenna base stations, signals have been basically transmitted using two antennas among plural antennas, and thus power has been concentrated in specific antennas. The present invention controls the transmission power of each antenna so as not to increase the transmission power of specific antennas by effectively using plural antennas and frequency bands. A frequency band is divided into plural sub-bands, and antennas used for transmission are spread to the sub-bands. In each sub-band, power is not allocated to an antenna that is not used for transmission. As a result, the transmission power of each antenna can be balanced, and power can be prevented from being concentrated in specific antennas.

Abstract: Information is exchanged among multiple base stations by adaptively changing an allocation of radio resource of each base station, and reducing deterioration in a signal quality that is caused by interference of signals transmitted from multiple base stations. Communication with a terminal located in a cell center and communication with a terminal located in a cell edge are performed in different time zones. In addition, communication is performed such that time zones do not overlap in the cell edge between multiple neighbor base station devices. In addition, efficiency that is an index representing the number of bits transmittable per resource element is calculated using a scanning result of a terminal, and one base station that decides a radio resource allocation between cells decides radio resources to be allocated to a terminal located in a cell center and radio resources to be allocated to the cell edge using the efficiency information.

Abstract: In a cellular wireless communication system with plural antenna base stations, signals have been basically transmitted using two antennas among plural antennas, and thus power has been concentrated in specific antennas. The present invention controls the transmission power of each antenna so as not to increase the transmission power of specific antennas by effectively using plural antennas and frequency bands. A frequency band is divided into plural sub-bands, and antennas used for transmission are spread to the sub-bands. In each sub-band, power is not allocated to an antenna that is not used for transmission. As a result, the transmission power of each antenna can be balanced, and power can be prevented from being concentrated in specific antennas.