Abstract:
In a time division multiple access (TDMA) system, for "multi-path" data communication via satellite repeater, the form of transmitted data is varied adaptively to maintain error-free transmission under varying noise conditions. Adjustments are made on a path selective and channel selective basis to protect only the most vulnerable data in specific transmission paths experiencing noise deterioration. Accordingly any multi-channel burst may contain channels of data in both protected and unprotected forms. A predetermined portion of each channel containing data in unprotected format is used explicitly to designate the destination of the accompanying data and implicitly to distinguish the data format as unprotected. In protected format data including error protective coding is transmitted in two contiguous channels along with information in the first channel explicitly distinguishing the protected format. This format-distinguishing information occupies the space allotted in the unprotected format for designating the data destination. The destination of protectively encoded data is explicitly designated in a separate predetermined space in the associated double-channel slot.
Abstract:
A system for monitoring the data processed by functionally parallel-connected channels as to their validity. Conclusions on correct or incorrect processing are determined by checking whether the data on the parallel channels exhibit a predetermined mutual relationship.
Abstract:
A data transmitting system disclosed here belongs to a method defined as a so-called serial data transmitting method for transmitting the data by converting it to a serial binary signal, and is composed as follows: data information is converted into a serial binary signal which is transmitted from the transmitting side to a first circuit of the signal transmission line at the same time an auxiliary signal formed by synthesizing logically the above data information and bit synchronous information synchronous therewith is transmitted to a second circuit of the signal transmission line, the data signals transmitted from the first and second circuits of the above signal transmission line and the auxiliary signal are compared logically so as to extract bit synchronous information at the receiving side; timing signals for extracting a bit are formed by the bit synchronous information signal; and the bit information of the data signal transmitted by way of the first circuit is, under the control of these timing signals extracted simultaneously with the measurement of the time interval of the timing signals and number signals, timing thereby detecting any error in the bit information of the data thus transmitted.
Abstract:
A method and circuit therefor to evaluate successive received individual coded information signals identified by predetermined combinations of signals selected from a plurality of fixed frequency signals. Hold signals are transmitted between successive individual coded information signals and are evaluated at the receiver which, in the absence thereof, produces a corresponding error indication signal that may be applied to the transmitter. The hold signals comprise a particular combination of signals selected from said plurality of fixed frequency signals, and individual signals comprising said particular combination also comprise some of the predetermined combinations of signals corresponding to the individual coded information signals.
Abstract:
Data samples transmitted from one location to another are separated in time and serially compared to determine transmission errors. Several sequential data samples are compared and the intermediate value of the monotonic order is selected as representing the true value. Transient errors which would cause a data sample to be in error are then automatically eliminated and the data sample having the value nearest the data sample caused to be in error is inserted in its place.
Abstract:
One example may include transmitting data between a client device and a server over a first channel, identifying a transmission rate of the first channel, transmitting additional data between the client device and the server over a second channel, determining whether a transmission rate of the second channel is above or below a transmission rate threshold associated with the first channel, and bonding the first channel with the second channel based on the transmission rate of the second channel being above the transmission rate threshold.