Abstract:
A discriminating circuit stores a flag designating a received radio signal as belonging to a traffic channel, a control channel, or an unidentified channel. If the flag does not indicate the traffic channel, the discriminating circuit decodes the signal and detects errors on the assumption that the signal belongs to the control channel. The detected errors include convolutional code errors, which are detected by re-encoding the decoded signal, as well as errors in other types of codes. If the flag indicates that the channel is unidentified, a counter is incremented according to the paucity or absence of errors. When the counter reaches a threshold value, the flag is set to indicate the control channel.
Abstract:
Protection of a digital multi-pulse speech coder from fading pattern bit errors common in a digital mobile radio channel is accomplished with error detection techniques which are simple to implement and require no error correcting codes. A synthetic regeneration algorithm is employed which uses only the perceptually significant bits in the transmitted frame. Separate parity checksums for line spectrum pair frequency data, pitch lag data and pulse amplitude data are added to each frame of speech coder bits in the transmitter. The bits are then transmitted through a mobile environment susceptible to fading that induces bursty error patterns in the stream. At the receiving station, the parity checksum bits and speech coder bits are used to determine if an error has occurred in a particular section of the bit stream. Detected errors are flagged and supplied to the speech decoder. The speech decoder uses the error flags to modify its output signal so as to minimize perceptual artifacts in the output speech. Separate checksums are developed for subsets of line spectrum pair (LSP) coefficients and related speech data, whereby a single subset may be error-detected and replaced, rather than an entire frame.
Abstract:
A system includes a transmitting line replaceable unit (TLRU) configured to receive messages including instructions for avionics receiving line replaceable units (RLRUs). The system further includes a memory configured to store validation data including a set of expected messages. A monitor is further included and is configured to monitor messages received at the TLRU and further configured to determine whether received messages are valid based on at least a portion of the set of expected messages stored in the memory. A plurality of RLRUs are further included and configured to receive message from the TLRU and to execute the instructions included in the received messages.
Abstract:
A system, method and device for error detection/estimation in OFDM communications systems is proposed. The disclosed mechanism allows an efficient error prediction in a received packet, without having to perform full FEC decoding of the packet that could impair the overall latency of the system due to the time spent in a complete FEC decoding of the packet. In order to do that, it generates a decision variable with the aim to check whether a received packet has errors or not, after performing only partial FEC decoding of the packet, without either resorting to the use of error-detection codes.
Abstract:
Embodiments of the present invention provide a data transmission apparatus and method. The data transmission apparatus in the present invention includes: a preprocessing module, configured to, if data is received within a preset period of time, record a link quality indication value LQI corresponding to the data, and perform incremental processing by adding 1 to a count value, where the count value is used to count a quantity of pieces of received data; a processing module, configured to, if it is learned by means of comparison that the count value is not less than a quantity N of pieces of data allowed to be transmitted in a current period, calculate an average value LQI of link quality indication values corresponding to all data received within the current period, where the processing module is further configured to compare the average value LQI with a threshold to determine a quantity of pieces of data allowed to be transmitted in a next period; and a reply module, configured to reply with a periodicity acknowledgment frame, where the periodicity acknowledgment frame carries the quantity of pieces of data allowed to be transmitted in the next period. In the embodiments of the present invention, the quantity of pieces of data allowed to be transmitted in the next period can be adaptively adjusted to form a real-time channel detection mechanism.
Abstract:
Methods and apparatus for processing data received at a user equipment comprises determining a protocol data unit (PDU)-specific Layer 1 decoding metric of a Layer 1 decoded PDU. The methods and apparatus further comprises determining whether to perform a Layer 2 decoding of the Layer 1 decoded PDU based on the PDU-specific Layer 1 decoding metric.
Abstract:
In described embodiments, data pattern-based detection of loss of signal (LOS) is employed for a receive path of serializer/deserializer (SerDes) devices. Pattern-based LOS detection allows for detection of data loss over variety of types of connection media, and is generally insensitive to signal attenuation. More specifically, some described embodiments disclose reliable pattern-based detection of LOS across different connection media for incoming receive data when discreet time decision feedback equalization (DFE) is employed.
Abstract:
Provided is a method for stably receiving AV data by reducing occurrence of false alarm caused by incorrect recognition of a frame start point in a frame detection unit in a DVB-S2 system that is a next generation satellite broadcast system. According to the present invention, by providing reliability determination criteria for decoded information bits of a PLS code that provides information on an overall frame configuration, it is prevented that update is performed with erroneous system parameters. Thus, stability of the whole system can be secured.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a dynamic data transmission adjustment method in a wireless communication system comprising a base station and a user equipment, said base station and said user equipment communicating amongst themselves by using a first transmission technique, said method comprising transmitting a plurality of frames between said base station and said user equipment using a regular transmission scheme according to said first transmission technique. According to the invention, said method comprises at least one iteration of the following steps: - calculating a specific error rate in at least one specific region of the transmitted frames; - adjusting said regular transmission scheme when a value representative of said specific error rate associated to said specific region exceeds a predetermined threshold.