268results about "Error correction/detection using single space coding" patented technology

The present invention relates to methods, apparatuses, and systems for performing data encoding involving encoding data bits according to an outer convolutional code to produce outer encoded bits processing the outer encoded bits using an interleaver and a logical unit to produce intermediate bits, wherein the logical unit receives a first number of input bits and produces a second number of corresponding output bits, the second number being less than the first number, and wherein the logical unit takes each of the first number of input bits into account in producing the second number of output bits, encoding the intermediate bits according to an inner convolutional code to produce inner encoded bits, wherein the inner convolutional code is characterized by at least two states, and combining the data bits and the inner encoded bits to produce encoded outputs.

An efficient telecommunications receiver system for accurately decoding a received composite signal having a data signal component and a pilot signal component. The receiver system includes a first circuit for receiving the composite signal and extracting a pilot signal and a data signal from received composite signal. A second circuit calculates a log-likelihood ratio as a function of a channel estimate based on the pilot signal. A third circuit scales the log-likelihood ratio by a predetermined log-likelihood ratio scaling factor and provides an accurate log-likelihood value in response thereto. A fourth circuit decodes the received composite signal based on the accurate log-likelihood value and the data signal. In a specific embodiment, the pilot signal and the data signal comprise pilot samples and data samples, respectively. The third circuit includes a carrier signal-to-interference ratio circuit for computing a first signal-to-interference ratio and a second signal-to-interference ratio based partly on the pilot signal. The first signal-to-interference ratio is based on the data samples, and the second signal-to-interference ratio is based on the pilot samples. The first signal-to-noise ratio and the second signal-to-noise ratio provide input to a circuit for computing the predetermined log-likelihood ratio scaling factor that is included in the third circuit. In a more specific embodiment, the first circuit includes a despreader for despreading the received composite signal in accordance with a predetermined spreading function and providing a despread signal in response thereto. The spreading function is a pseudo noise sequence or a Walsh function. The first circuit further includes a decovering circuit that extracts the pilot signal and the data signal from the despread signal. In the illustrative embodiment, the accurate receiver system further includes a circuit for generating a rate and/or power control message and transmitting the rate and/or power control message to an external transceiver in communication with the efficient receiver system.

A system for bidirectional communication of digital data between a central unit and a remote unit wherein the need for tracking loops in the central unit has been eliminated. The central unit transmitter generates a master carrier and a master clock signal which are used to transmit downstream data to the remote units. The remote units recover the master carrier and master clock and synchronize local oscillators in each remote unit to these master carrier and master clock signals to generate reference carrier and clock signals for use by the remote unit receiver. These reference carrier and clock signals are also used by the remote unit transmitters to transmit upstream data to the central unit. The central unit receiver detects the phase difference between the reference carrier and clock signals from the remote units periodically and adjusts the phase of the master carrier and master clock signals for use by the central unit receiver to receive the upstream data.

A system for transmitting data over a MIMO channel has a transmitter and a receiver. In the transmitter, the input data is encoded over at least two pipes by a concatenation of at least two constituent signal-space encoders. Each constituent encoder is used to generate, in response to the input data, a sequence of symbols from a channel alphabet having at least one dimension. Each symbol of the channel alphabet includes at least one complex symbol having real and imaginary coordinates. The transmitter interleaves the coordinates of the sequence of channel alphabet symbols, and transmits (from at least two transmit antennas) the interleaved coordinates. Preferably, each constituent encoder maximizes a minimum coordinate-wise Hamming distance between members of all valid pairs of symbol sequences, maximizes a minimum Euclidean distance between members of all valid pairs of different codewords, and obeys an equal eigenvalue criterion.

A method of building systematically a multi-dimensional (n, D, L) circular trellis coded modulation (CTCM) encoder with properties of optimal energy efficiency, strong tail biting and maximum minimum distance (d_min) of trellis paths is disclosed. In addition, a communication system for use in a power limited channel application is disclosed comprising a circular trellis coded modulation (CTCM) encoder with permuted state structure for encoding based on a circular trellis path associated with a sequence of digital information bits and a set of simplexes identified for the path from a multi-dimensional signal constellation; a transmitter coupled to said CTCM encoder for transmitting said sequence of channel symbols over said channel; a receiver for receiving a transmission from said transmitter including said sequence of channel symbols and any noise induced therein; and a CTCM decoder coupled to said receiver for decoding the received transmission without knowledge of the starting state of the circular trellis path of the CTCM encoder to recover the sequence of information bits. Apparatus and methods of encoding and decoding are also disclosed utilizing a combination of circular trellis-coded modulation with permuted state structure and simplex signal constellation techniques for use in the digital communication system.

A method and apparatus are described including receiving channel condition feedback from a device over a wireless channel, determining response to the channel condition feedback if a forward error correction coding rate is sufficient for the device to recover lost data, adjusting the forward error correction coding rate responsive to the second determining act and generating forward error correction packets using the adjusted forward error correction coding rate from source data.

A communication system wherein a transmitter transmits a media stream to a receiver encoded using FEC, comprising at least one hypothetical FEC decoder at the transmitter for decoding the media stream encoded at the transmitter. The transmitter determines what optimization signals to provide the receiver given the outputs of the at least one hypothetical FEC decoder and signals to the receiver those optimization signals. The optimization signals might include slowdown of media consumption signals, indications of variable buffering parameters and/or indications of FEC and source data ordering.

Methods of designing successively refinable Trellis-Based Scalar-Vector quantizers (TB-SVQ) include a multi-stage process wherein a TB-SVQ is applied to a set of digital data to set up a codebook boundary and to obtain a non-uniform density gain for a constellation in which the data signals will be encoded. In at least one more stage, a Trellis coded quantizer (TCQ) is applied to the output codebook boundary of the first stage to obtain a granular or shaping gain of 1.53 dB. The inventive methods successively refine the TB-SVQ so that robust signal transmission is achieved. By applying a multi-stage process wherein a TB-SVQ is utilized in the first stage and a TCQ is utilized in the second and successive stages, the computational complexity and time for encoding the constellation are greatly reduced.

A de-mapping method for wireless communications systems transforms an I signal and a Q signal transformed from wireless signals received by a receiver in a wireless communications system into a plurality of sequentially ordered I and Q weighting values respectively. The first I and the first Q weighting values are set to be values of the I and Q signals respectively, and following I and Q weighting values are set to be products of bit signs corresponding to preceding respective I and Q weighting values and differences between the preceding I and Q weighting values and a threshold value corresponding to the preceding I and Q weighting values by determining signs of the preceding I and Q weighting values.

The present invention is related to a decision feedback equalizing apparatus and a method thereof. The object of the invention is to provide to an apparatus and a method of decision feedback equalization that make a channel property of an inferior receiving signal to mild by using a channel-matched filter and decreases decision errors of symbol detector output signals by using a trellis decoder with decreased complexity, whose trace back depth is 1 (TBD=1).

A method of and a system for coding/decoding a digital data stream coded with bitwise interleaving in multiple transmission and reception. The coding consists in subjecting (A) an initial digital data stream to an outer coding (C0), subjecting (B) the coded digital stream to an interleaving (pi), subjecting (C) the interleaved coded digital stream to a layer demultiplexing on nu pathways, converting (D) by modulation qm successive bits of each layer into Qm-ary symbol then transmitting (E) each symbol by means of a transmission antenna of an array of antennas {tam}m=1m=nu. The decoding consists in receiving (F) the digital data stream transmitted {TEILC0DSm}m=1m=nu on rho reception antennas {rar}r=1r=rho forming an array, subjecting (G) the set of symbols received to an iterative process of equalization and joint multilayer detection, on the basis of an a priori information item (EIDS=api), subjecting (H) the first extrinsic information stream (EIDS1) obtained to a deinterleaving (pi-1), subjecting (I) the second extrinsic information stream obtained (EIDS2) to an outer decoding (C0), subjecting (J) the third extrinsic information stream obtained (EIDS3) to an interleaving (pi) so as to generate the a priori information item (EIDS=api) and reinjecting (K) the latter into the process (G). Application to radio interfaces.