fig4 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a base station according to an embodiment of this invention . a queue buffer 1001 a , a feedback buffer 1001 b , and a direction of arrival ( doa ) buffer 1001 c are realized by a memory 1001 . in the queue buffer 1001 a , transmission queue data to a mobile station has been stored . in the feedback buffer 1001 b , feedback information related to downlink channel information ( cqi ) transmitted from the mobile station is recorded . in the doa buffer 1001 c , direction of the mobile station viewed from the base station has been recorded . fig7 indicates data storage examples to the respective buffers . a first column is a terminal identification number ms - id . a second column indicates a priority , and as the priority becomes higher , a packet scheduler 1002 can select the relevant terminal easier . a third column shows a transmission interval of data in the unit of a slot , which supposes a use of the transmission interval under qos control . when the packet scheduler is operated by 1 slot , “ 1s ” are uniformly added to all of rows , and such a terminal selected as a data transmission destination terminal is reset to “ 0 ”. a fourth column ( bit length ) is the number of unsent bits which are left in the queue buffer . a fifth column ( bit stream ) is an actual unsent bit stream . a first column is a terminal identification number ; a second column is a beam identification number “ beam - id ”; and a third column is feedback information ( cqi ). if the feedback information is invalid , then it is indicated that there is no feedback information , and is designed so that the relevant terminal is not allocated to the relevant beam by the packet scheduler . fig7 c is an example of a doa buffer . a first column is a terminal identification number ; and a second column is direction of a mobile station viewed from a base station . the direction is expressed based upon such an angle that a predetermined direction ( for example , the east ) is employed as a reference . when a simultaneous transmission by spectral multiplexing is carried out , if an angle difference is not large enough , mutual interference is increased . as a result , the direction is observed in order to avoid the simultaneous transmission to a direction of the small angle . the packet scheduler 1002 refers to the queue buffer ( fig7 a ) and the feedback buffer ( fig7 b ), and also , to the doa buffer ( fig7 c ) if required , which are in the memory 1001 , every periodic time ( hereinafter , referred to as “ predetermined time ” defined as time slot ) so as to determine a mobile station as a data transmission destination with respect to each of transmission directional beams . after the packet scheduler 1002 has determined the transmission destination , the packet scheduler 1002 notifies a forward link data generator 1003 of a beam identification number , a terminal identification number , a modulation system , a coding ratio , and a maximum transmittable number of bits ( equivalent to mac payload of physical packet ) for every transmission directional beam . the forward link data generator 1003 reads a bit stream for every terminal identification number from the queue buffer 1001 a based upon the above - described notification information , and then , encodes the read bit stream based upon a designated coding ratio and modulates the encoded bit stream based upon a designated modulation system so as to produce forward link data . the produced forward link data is transmitted to a first time division multiplexer ( 1st tdm ) 1005 in association with a beam identification number . a detection pilot generator 1004 multiplies the forward link data which is known in the mobile station by an orthogonal code so as to produce detection pilots of orthogonal codes which are different from each other for every beam identification number , and then , transmits the produced detection pilots to the first time division multiplexer 1005 . the first time division multiplexer 1005 time - division multiplexes both the forward link data transmitted from the forward link data generator 1003 and the detection pilot transmitted from the detection pilot generator 1004 by the same beam identification number , and then , transmits the time - division multiplexed data and pilot to a first beam former 1006 in association with the beam identification number . fig5 indicates an example of a time - division multiplexed signal . in fig5 , “ dp 101 ” indicates a detection pilot , and “ data 102 ” denotes forward link data . “ pp 103 ” shows an estimation pilot which is to be time - division multiplexed in a second time division multiplexer 1012 . the second time division multiplexer 1012 will be described later . it should be noted that “ cp 104 ” is a common pilot signal , and “ common_data 105 ” shows a common control signal . in this case , after dp 101 , data 102 , and pp 103 are time - division multiplexed with each other , the time - division multiplexed data / pilot are spatially multiplexed with signals transmitted by other directional beams , and then , both cp 104 and common_data 105 are simultaneously transmitted in an omnidirectional manner . it should also be noted that , in the present embodiment , the time division multiplexing method has been employed as the method of multiplexing the respective pilot signals and the data signal . alternatively , a code division multiplexing method and a frequency division multiplexing method may be employed , if a transmission signal may be restored in a mobile station on the reception side . the first beam former 1006 distributes the output from the first time division multiplexer 1005 for every time slot toward respective transmission antennas to control an amplitude and a phase with respect to each of antenna elements , while the amplitude and the phase correspond to a directional beam supplied from a detection beam generator 1007 . the above - described control operation is carried out for every beam identification number according to the following options : a method in which the output of the first time division multiplexer 1005 may be sequentially processed for every beam identification number in a time division manner ; and the other method in which , while a plurality of the first beam formers 1006 are provided , the output of the first time division multiplexer 1005 may be processed for every beam identification number in a parallel manner . however , even when any of these methods is performed , there is no difference in the effects of this invention . the amplitude / phase control process results which are related to all of the beam identification numbers are added to each other for every antenna element , and then , the added process results are transmitted to a second time division multiplexer 1012 . the detection beam generator 1007 notifies the first beam former 1006 of an amplitude / phase control amount corresponding to the detection directional beam of every beam identification number for every time slot , and reads an amplitude / phase control amount corresponding to a new directional beam of every beam identification number from a beam buffer 1008 . the beam buffer 1008 is a fifo buffer . from the beam buffer 1008 , an amplitude / phase control amount corresponding to the oldest directional beam is read by the detection beam generator 1007 for every time slot , whereas in the beam buffer 1008 , an amplitude / phase control amount corresponding to the latest directional beam is written by an estimation beam generator 1009 . it is assumed that a capacity of the beam buffer 1008 is equal to m slots of the base station shown in fig2 . as a result , a round trip delay which is related to a feedback from the mobile station is absorbed . the estimation beam generator 1009 determines an estimation directional beam of each of the beam identification numbers for every time slot , writes an amplitude / phase control amount corresponding to the determined estimation directional beam in the estimation beam buffer 1008 in association with the beam identification number , and notifies a second beam former 1011 of the estimation directional beam . a detailed content of the above - described processings will be described later . an estimation pilot generator 1010 multiplies the forward link data known in the mobile station by an orthogonal code so as to generate estimation pilots of the different orthogonal codes for every beam identification number , and then , transmits the generated estimation pilot to the second beam former 1011 . the second beam former 1011 distributes the output from the estimation pilot generator 1010 for every time slot toward the respective transmission antennas to control an amplitude and a phase with respect to each of antenna elements , while the amplitude and the phase correspond to a directional beam supplied from the estimation beam generator 1009 . the above - described control is carried out for every beam identification number . the amplitude / phase control process results which are related to all of the beam identification numbers are added to each other for every antenna element , and then , the added process results are transmitted to the second time division multiplexer 1012 . the second time division multiplexer 1012 multiplexes the output of the first beam former 1006 and the output of the second beam former 1011 in a time division multiplexing manner for every antenna element , and then , transmits the time - division multiplexed output to a front end unit 1013 for every time slot . fig5 represents an example of a time - division multiplexed signal . in fig5 , dp 101 indicates a detection pilot ; data 102 indicates forward link data ; and pp 103 indicates an estimation pilot . there is no change in the effects of this invention by arranging the pilots and the data in a temporal manner . it should be noted that the present embodiment has been described on the premise of the time division multiplexing system . alternatively , if both the detection pilot and the data do not interfere with the estimation pilot , the code division multiplexing system may be employed . the front end unit 1013 converts a baseband signal and an rf signal with respect to each of the antenna elements 1014 - 1 , 1014 - 2 , 1014 - 3 , and 1020 . the front end unit 1013 is equipped with a digital analog converter ( dac ), an analog digital converter ( adc ), a filter , an amplifier , and a frequency oscillator . for example , a structural example of a front end unit is disclosed in jp 2004 - 104040 a . a received signal processor 1015 separates uplink signals received from the mobile stations with respect to each of the mobile stations . when the uplink signal is a cdma signal , the received signal processor 1015 can separate the cdma signal for every mobile station by de - spreading the cdma signal based upon a spread code specific to the mobile station . a reverse link data restoration unit 1016 demodulates and decodes the uplink signal output from the received signal processor 1015 for every mobile station to produce the data bit stream transmitted by the mobile station . a divider 1017 extracts cqi feedback information from the transmitted data bit stream for every mobile station , which is equivalent to the output of the reverse link data restoration unit 1016 , and then , writes the extracted cqi feedback information into the feedback buffer 1001 b . in a doa estimator 1018 , the uplink signal which has been converted in the baseband signal by the front end unit 1013 is input . the music method is known by which a correlation matrix of a pilot signal for every mobile station is calculated , and an arrival direction of an uplink signal is predicted based upon this fixed value analysis . the result obtained by predicting the arrival direction of every mobile station is written in the doa buffer 1001 c in association with the terminal identification number . when the estimation beam generator 1009 determines a directional beam , the estimation beam generator 1009 refers to the doa buffer 1001 c . the detailed content thereof will be discussed later . of the above - described structural units , it is preferable to operate the packet scheduler 1002 , the first beam former 1006 , the detection beam generator 1007 , the estimation beam generator 1009 , the first beam former 1011 , and the second beam former 1012 for every time slot . in this invention , in order to synchronize the time slots among the base stations , the times among the base stations are synchronized with each other based upon gps signals similarly to the ev - do system . a common signal generator 1019 acquires both a beam identification signal and a terminal identification signal from the packet scheduler 1002 to generate beam allocation control information for indicating which mobile station has been allocated to which directional beam . as to the beam allocation control information , data are rearranged , encoded , and modulated according to a protocol which has been determined between the mobile station and a wireless communication terminal . also , the common signal generator 1019 generates a common pilot signal since all of the mobile stations within a cell are synchronized and detect a common control signal . since the common pilot signal is simultaneously transmitted with the estimation pilot and the detection pilot , an orthogonal code different from these pilots are multiplied with the common pilot signal . the above - described beam allocation control information and the above - described common pilot signal are time - division multiplexed , and then , the time - division multiplexed signal is simultaneously transmitted with other signals to be transmitted in a directional beam . on the side of the wireless terminal , a control data restoration unit 3005 decodes the beam allocation control information , and judges whether or not data is transmitted to the own wireless terminal , and determines whether or not the data is decoded . in the above - described embodiment , digital signal processings except for the front end unit and the antenna may be realized by dsp and field programmable gate array ( fpga ), or the like . fig6 a and fig6 b are diagrams for describing controls of directional beams on the time axis according to this invention . it should also be noted that , since the common control signal to be transmitted in the omni - directivity is continuously output , this common control signal is omitted in the below - mentioned description . an attention is paid to a first slot shown in fig6 a . in the first slot , the estimation beam generator 1009 generates a directional beam “ bpg # 1 ” which is applied to an estimation pilot . “ bpg # 1 ” is an abbreviated word of “ beam pattern group ”, and implies a group of transmission directional beams which are output at the same time . at this time , since the base station does not output any signal , as represented in a first slot of fig6 b , no signal is output in a cell 2001 . next , an attention is paid to a second slot of fig6 a . in the second slot , the estimation directional beam ( bpg # 1 ) generated in the first slot is written in the beam buffer 1008 ( indicated by broken line of fig6 a ). the second beam former 1011 performs an amplitude / phase control ( indicated by solid line of fig6 a ) which corresponds to the above - described estimation directional beam ( bpg # 1 ) with respect to the estimation pilot . on the other hand , the estimation beam generator 1009 has generated a next estimation directional beam ( bpg # 2 ). since subsequent processings of the next estimation directional beam ( bpg # 2 ) are the same as those of the estimation directional beam ( bpg # 1 ), a description of estimation directional beam bpg # 2 and succeeding beams thereof will be omitted . next , an attention is paid to a third slot of fig6 a . in the third slot , as indicated by a solid line of fig6 a , the estimation pilot of the directional beam processed in the second beam former 1011 of the second slot is entered to the second time division multiplexer 1012 . similarly , as indicated by the broken line of fig6 a , the amplitude / phase control amount of the directional beam stored in the beam buffer 1008 is read by the detection beam generator 1007 . as represented in a third slot of fig6 b , no beam is output to the cell 2001 . next , an attention is paid to a fourth slot of fig6 a . in the fourth slot , the estimation pilot of the estimation directional beam ( bpg # 1 ) time - division multiplexed by the second time division multiplexer 1012 of the third slot is output . on the other hand , the first beam former 1006 reads the amplitude / phase control amount of the directional beam ( bpg # 1 ) stored in the beam buffer 1008 , and performs an amplitude / phase control with respect to both the detection pilot and the forward link data . as shown in a fourth slot of fig6 b , directional beams ( 2004 a and 2004 b ) of “ bpg # 1 ” are output , and as previously described , the estimation pilot has been output . an attention is paid to a fifth slot of fig6 a . in the fifth slot , the output ( both detection pilot and forward link data to which directional gain of bpg # 1 has been applied ) of the first beam former 1006 of the fourth slot has been multiplexed in the time division multiplexing manner with the output ( estimation pilot to which directional gain of bpg # 3 has been applied ) of the second beam former 1011 in the second time division multiplexer 1012 . as to the output at this time , as represented in a fifth slot of fig6 b , an estimation pilot has been output in directional beams ( 2005 a and 2005 b ) of “ bpg # 2 ”. in a sixth slot , the signal time - division multiplexed by the second time division multiplexer in the fifth slot is output . as shown in fig6 b , both the directional beams ( 2004 a and 2004 b ) of “ bpg # 1 ” and the directional beams ( 2006 a and 2006 b ) of “ bpg # 3 ” are output . in the directional beams of “ bpg # 1 ”, both the detection pilot and the forward link data have been output , whereas in the directional beams of “ bpg # 3 ”, the estimation pilot has been output . the above constitutes a major aspect of the directional beam control . in combination with this directional beam control , before the first beam former performs the amplitude / phase control equivalent to bpg # 1 , a feedback is made by the estimation pilot transmitted based upon bpg # 1 , and a scheduling according to the above - described feedback information is time - division multiplexed with the detection pilot , and hence the time - division multiplexed result is transmitted . in other words , matching ( same bpg ) between the directional beam entered to the first beam former 1006 and the estimation directional beam which constitutes the base for generating the forward link data is a feature capable of achieving the effects of this invention . in order to establish the matching effect , a storage amount with respect to the beam buffer 1008 is adjusted , and a delay time slot from writing operation up to reading operation with respect to this beam buffer 1008 is adjusted . in addition , the adjusted amounts are matched with each other in all of the base stations , which is required to predict correct sinr containing intercell interference . fig8 represents a first embodiment mode related to an estimation directional beam decision , according to this invention . in the first embodiment mode , a description will be made of an estimation directional beam decision in a case where the base station is a switched beam base station . a beam selector 1101 selects a fixed beam which is utilized as an estimation directional pattern and a detection directional pattern succeeding to the estimation directional pattern by several time slots among the fixed beams held in a fixed beam buffer 1103 by the base station , and then , notifies a beam notification unit 1102 of a beam identification number thereof . in order to select a beam direction , information held in the base station is read . specifically , the various sorts of information are read from the queue buffer 1001 a , the feedback buffer 1001 b , and the doa buffer 1001 c . it should also be noted that reading of the above - described various information is not necessarily required . for example , the fixed beams may be sequentially selected , or may be selected at random . according to the above - described fixed beam selecting method , the directional beams having low mutual interference can be easily combined with each other so as to construct bpg , and hence a frequency utilization efficiency can be further improved . as a consequence , since it is conceivable that the beam selector 1101 refers to different sorts of information in response to system requirements such as a best effort - orientated requirements and a guarantee - orientated requirements , the information may be read from the queue buffer 1001 a , the feedback buffer 1001 b , and the doa buffer 1001 c while supposing various fixed beam selecting methods . the beam notification unit 1102 reads the corresponding amplitude / phase control amount from the fixed beam buffer 1103 according to the beam identification number notified from the beam selector 1101 , and then , transmits the read amplitude / phase control amount to the beam buffer 1008 and the second beam former 1011 . the fixed beam buffer 1103 has recorded thereinto the amplitude / phase control amount for every antenna element in association with the beam identification number . fig9 represents a second embodiment mode related to an estimation directional beam decision , according to this invention . in the second embodiment mode , a description will be made of an estimation directional beam decision in a case where the base station is a base station which outputs an arbitrary directional beam pattern . a direction decision unit 1104 decides both a beam direction and a null direction of a directional beam generated by the beam generator 1105 for every beam identification number , and then , notifies the beam generator 1105 of the decided beam and null directions . in order to decide a beam direction , information is held in the base station and then is read . specifically , the various sorts of information are read from the queue buffer 1001 a , the feedback buffer 1001 b , and the doa buffer 1001 c . similarly to the first embodiment mode , it is conceivable that a difference may appear in frequency utilization efficiencies , depending upon direction deciding methods . however , the effects of this invention can be achieved even when any of these direction deciding methods is employed . as a consequence , since it is conceivable that various sorts of direction deciding methods are present , the various information may be read from the queue buffer 1001 a , the feedback buffer 1001 b , and the doa buffer 1001 c . the beam generator 1105 generates a transmission directional pattern for every beam identification number based upon both the beam direction and the null direction for every beam identification number , which are instructed from the direction decision unit 1104 , and an arrangement of the transmission antenna . in this embodiment mode , an example for generating a directional beam based upon simple null steering is illustrated . an array response vector along a beam direction is defined as follows : in the above equation , “ i ” denotes a beam direction counter , “ φ i ” denotes an “ i ” th beam direction , and “ b n , i ( φ i )” denotes a phase difference from a reference point along the “ i ” th beam direction in an “ n ” th transmission antenna . similarly , an array response vector along the null direction may be defined as : in the above equation , “ j ” denotes a beam direction counter , “ ψ j ” denotes a “ j ” th beam direction , and “ c n , j ( ψ j )” denotes a phase difference from a reference point along the “ j ” th beam direction in the “ n ” th transmission antenna . a weight vector , which corresponds to a vector of an amplitude / phase control amount for every antenna element in order to steer the null direction , is defined as : in the above equation , “ w n ” denotes an amplitude / phase control amount applied to an antenna element , and “ t ” denotes a transposed matrix . based upon the above - described conditions , the weight vector for steering the null direction may be calculated according to the following formula : in the above equation , “ nb ” denotes the number of beam directions , and “ nc ” denotes the number of null directions . the above - calculated weight vector and the beam identification number are transmitted to the beam notification unit 1102 in association with each other . the beam notification unit 1102 transmits both the weight vector and the beam identification number to the beam buffer 1008 and the second beam former 1011 in association with each other . fig1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a mobile station according to an embodiment mode of this invention . the wireless communication mobile station of the present embodiment mode is equipped with a transmission / reception antenna 3001 , and a front end unit 3002 which converts a baseband range and an rf range . the front end unit 3002 is equipped with a dac , an adc , a filter , an amplifier , and a frequency oscillator . a slot sync unit 3003 seeks reception timing of a pilot by correlatively calculating a common pilot in order to seek a head of slots of a downlink signal , and can judge head timing of the slots based upon an offset of the pilot from the head of the slot and pilot reception timing . the head timing of the slots sought by the slot sync unit 3003 is notified to a divider 3004 . the divider 3004 divides a reception signal based upon both the slot head timing notified by the slot sync unit 3003 and the known slot format ( refer to fig5 ). specifically , both the common pilot and the common control signals ( cp 104 and common_data 105 of fig5 ) are transmitted to a common signal restoration unit 3005 , a combination of the detection pilot and the forward link data ( dp 101 and data 102 of fig5 ) are transmitted to an fl data restoration unit 3006 , and the estimation pilot ( pp 103 of fig5 ) is transmitted to a cq estimator 3007 . the common signal restoration unit 3005 detects a common control signal by the common pilot . thereafter , the common signal restoration unit 3005 demodulates or decodes the detected common control signal to acquire control data transmitted by the base station . the common signal restoration unit 3005 can grasp a terminal identifier allocated to a slot for every beam identifier from the beam allocation control information contained in the control data . the relevant mobile station compares the terminal identifier of the own mobile station with the terminal identifier allocated to the slot , and hence the relevant mobile station can grasp that a directional beam has been allocated . if the slot has not been allocated , the common signal restoration unit 3005 notifies the fl data restoration unit 3006 of this status , and thus , the fl data restoration unit 3006 does not perform the restoring operation of the forward link data transmitted by the detection beam . on the other hand , if the slot has been allocated , the common signal restoration unit 3005 notifies the fl data restoration unit 3006 of the allocated beam identifier , and thus , the fl data restoration unit 3006 executes a process operation for restoring the forward link data transmitted by the detection beam of the beam identifier . the above - described restoring process operation implies a detecting operation , a demodulating operation , and a decoding operation . a cq estimator 3007 estimates an sinr for every beam identifier of the estimation beam , while the pilot of each of the estimation beams is employed as a desirable signal , and then , converts the estimated sinr into a cqi . in the case of the ev - do system , the drc corresponds to the above - described cqi . the cqi for every beam identifier is notified to an rl data generator 3008 , but an operation in which only a cqi having the highest sinr is notified may fall into the technical scope of this invention . the rl data generator 3008 re - arranges , encodes , and modulates the data of the cqi for every beam identifier which is output from the cq estimator 3007 according to a protocol established between the base station and the mobile station . the modulated signal is converted into the base band - rf band in the front end unit 3002 , and then , the band - converted signal is transmitted to the base station . this invention may be applied to the entire downlink communications in packet exchange wireless communication systems . however , since correct estimations as to intercell interference are the target , synchronization between base stations is required . a packet exchange wireless communication system capable of supporting the synchronization between the base stations within the existing wireless communication systems corresponds only to “ cdma2000 1xev - do ”. however , when synchronization means between base stations may be secured , then the above - described packet exchange wireless communication system may be similarly applied to other packet exchange wireless communication systems .