Abstract:
A first group of bits (100, 102, 106), e.g., header symbols/bits, are interleaved to form a first group of interleaved bits. A second group of bits (104), e.g., data symbols/bits, are interleaved to form a second group of interleaved bits. The first and second groups of interleaved bits are mapped to an information burst (114). The first and second groups of interleaved bits may be mapped to the information burst relative to a group of known symbols (116) forming a training sequence. A disadvantaged bit location, i.e., a bit location within the mapping having a relative high probability of incurring a bit error, is identified and an advantaged bit location, i.e., a bit location within the mapping having a relatively low probability of incurring a bit error, is identified. A first group bit from the first group of interleaved bits mapped to the disadvantaged bit location is remapped to the advantaged bit location while a second group bit from the second group of interleaved bits mapped to the advantaged bit location is remapped to the disadvantaged bit location.
Abstract:
In a multi-carrier communication system employing adaptive modulation and coding, a receiver feeds back channel quality information for a "binned" group of subcarriers instead of sending an individual quality report for each subcarrier. A transmitter will utilize the channel quality information for the bin to determine a set of gamma eff values corresponding to a set of modulation and coding scheme candidates, where gamma eff is an effective SNR that would yield a same FER in an AWGN channel. The transmitter utilizes the set of gamma eff values to aid in determining a modulation and coding scheme, and determine a single modulation and coding scheme for all subcarriers within the channel.
Abstract:
An apparatus and method for adaptive broadcast transmission. A broadcast transmission can be received. Insufficiency of a broadcast channel quality can be determined. A negative acknowledgement signal can be sent on a common uplink channel in response to determining the broadcast channel quality is insufficient. The negative acknowledgement signal can be received on the common uplink channel at another location, the negative acknowledgement signal indicating broadcast channel quality is insufficient. The broadcast channel quality can be adjusted in response to receiving the negative acknowledgement signal.
Abstract:
A structured parity-check matrix H is proposed, wherein H is an expansion of a base matrix Hb and wherein Hb2 comprises a first part comprising a column hb having an odd weight greater than 2, and a second part comprising matrix elements for row i, column j equal to 1 for i=j, 1 for I=j+1, and 0 elswhere. The expansion of the base matrix Hb uses identical submatrices for 1s in each column of the second part H’b2, and the expansion uses paired submatrices for an even number of 1s in hb.
Abstract:
A first group of bits (100, 102, 106) e.g., header symbols/bits, are interleaved to form a first group of interleaved bits. A second group of bits (104), e.g., data symbols/bits, are interleaved to form a second group of interleaved bits. The first and second groups of interleaved bits are mapped to an information burst (114). The first and second groups of interleaved bits may be mapped to the information burst relative to a group of known symbols (116) forming a training sequence. A disadvantaged bit location, i.e., a bit location within the mapping having a relative high probability of incurring a bit error, is identified and an advantaged bit location, i.e., a bit location within the mapping having a relatively low probability of incurring a bit error, is identified. A first group bit from the first group of interleaved bits mapped to the disadvantaged bit location is remapped to the advantaged bit location while a second group bit from the second group of interleaved bits mapped to the advantaged bit location is remapped to the disadvantaged bit location.
Abstract:
A method in a wireless communication device (103, 110) comprises attempting to decode combined control channel elements received at the wireless communication device, determining whether the attempted decoding of the combined control channel elements is successful, and attempting to decode a single control channel element if the attempt to decode the combined control channel elements is not successful
Abstract:
During operation of a transmitter a circular buffer is created where only column tops of the circular buffer are defined as a starting position for a redundancy version. Where the circular buffer is in sequence format, all possible redundancy versions are positioned as a function of the column index of the starting position of the first redundancy version.