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A method of synchronizing data transmission between a host computer system and a transmitter across an interface with variable delay or latency. The host computer system marks transition frames between successive transmission intervals and transfers the outgoing frames across the variable interface to the transmitter. The transmitter enqueues outgoing frames into one or more FIFO transmission queue(s) and processes the enqueued frames as appropriate for the communication protocol in use. Marked frames are detected as they reach the head of the appropriate transmit queue. In particular, while bypassing is not active, the transmitter transmits unmarked frames until the end of the current interval, or until there is insufficient time in the interval to transmit another frame or until a marked frame is detected. While bypassing is not active, the transmitter terminates transmission from the transmit queue when a marked frame is detected during each interval. While bypassing is active, the transmitter discards unmarked frames without transmission until a marked frame is detected. During each interval, the transmitter activates bypassing if a marked frame has not been detected and deactivates bypassing if a marked frame is detected while bypassing is active. The transmitter enables queue mark operation if a marked frame is detected while queue mark operation is not enabled. The transmitter increments a bypass counter each time an interval ends without detecting a marked frame, and disables queue mark operation if the bypass counter reaches a predefined limit.

A frame-based communications system with selectable retry strategy including a controller that programs a retry strategy field of a frame descriptor of a frame, where the retry value indicates a selected one of a normal retry count, an alternative retry count, and at least one "no retry" option. The system includes a transceiver that attempts retransmission of the frame up to as many times indicated by a selected retry count or until expiration of a frame transmit duration, or that does not attempt retransmission if the retry value indicates no retry. The no retry options may include treating the first attempt as successful or returning an unsuccessful attempt as a failure. The frame itself may be programmed with a request to not acknowledge a successfully received frame to recapture the time normally allocated to acknowledgement frames. The transceiver may include acknowledgement logic that is configured to suppress an acknowledgement frame.

A communications system including a scheduling entity and a transceiver coupled across a variable timing interface. The scheduling entity forwards frames for transmission and identifies selected frames as persistent. The transceiver includes a queue, a frame manager and a transmission scheduler. The frame manager receives and enqueues forwarded frames and the transmission scheduler dequeues and transmits frames from the queue and forwards persistent frames back to the frame manager. The transmission scheduler includes persistence logic that detects a persistent mark and asserts a persistent signal that is detected by the transmission scheduler. The scheduling entity identifies a persistent frame by setting a bit in a transmit control field of the frame descriptor. The scheduling entity sends a clear persistence command to the transceiver to clear a persistent mark of an identified frame. The transceiver may be configured for wireless communications.

An archival storage cluster of preferably symmetric nodes includes a data protection management system that periodically organizes the then-available nodes into one or more protection sets, with each set comprising a set of n nodes, where “n” refers to a configurable “data protection level” (DPL). At the time of its creation, a given protection set is closed in the sense that each then available node is a member of one, and only one, protection set. When an object is to be stored within the archive, the data protection management system stores the object in a given node of a given protection set and then constrains the distribution of copies of that object to other nodes within the given protection set. As a consequence, all DPL copies of an object are all stored within the same protection set, and only that protection set. This scheme significantly improves MTDL for the cluster as a whole, as the data can only be lost if multiple failures occur within nodes of a given protection set. This is far more unlikely than failures occurring across any random distribution of nodes within the cluster.

The method for supporting continuous reception of enhanced broadcast service data comprising steps of: an MCE receiving an “MBMS Session Start Request” message from a core network; after the MCE receives the message, transmitting a response message to the core network; MCE transmitting an “MBMS Session Start Request” message to an ENB, the message including information of adjacent cells; and the ENB broadcasting the information of adjacent cells on a current cells. With the scheme of present invention, if a user wants to move to a common cell when he/she receives MBMS service in an SFN edge cell, he/she can enter the active mode and switch into the common cell so as to reduce MBMS data loss. When a UE moves from a cell with SC-PTM transmission mode into a cell with SC-PTM transmission mode, data loss can also be reduced.

Disclosed herein is a Fine Granularity Scalability (FGS)-based video encoding and decoding method and apparatus capable of controlling deblocking. In the video decoding method according to the present invention, original video data is received and a base layer is generated based on the original data. Next, the difference between the original data and data that is obtained by reconstructing the base layer and deblocking the reconstructed base layer is obtained, thus generating an enhancement layer. Then, a reconstructed frame is generated based on the data that is obtained by reconstructing the enhancement layer, and data that is obtained by reconstructing and deblocking the reconstructed base layer. Finally, the reconstructed frame is deblocked at a lower intensity than that of deblocking performed in the first two steps.

Disclosed is a system and method for reducing data loss in a disk array comprising computing redundant data of the user data in the disk array, periodically storing the computed redundant data into data blocks located on at least one disk; monitoring the disks for a number of concurrent actual and predicted disk failures to occur; determining which portions of the redundant data have been altered since an immediate previous time the redundant data was stored; re-computing altered portions of the redundant data and updating the corresponding data blocks when said number of concurrent disk failures occur and less than a fraction of the redundant data has been altered, reconstructing data stored on a failed disk onto at least one replacement disk; and marking the recomputed redundant data in a directory, wherein the disk array comprises one of the standard RAID arrays.

Systems and methods are disclosed that facilitate extending data retention time in a data retention device, such as a nanoscale resistive memory cell array, via assessing a resistance level in a tracking element associated with the memory array and refreshing the memory array upon a determination that the resistance of the tracking element has reached or exceeded a predetermined reference threshold resistance value. The tracking element can be a memory cell within the array itself and can have an initial resistance value that is substantially higher than an initial resistance value for a programmed memory cell in the array, such that resistance increase in the tracking cell will cause the tracking cell to reach the threshold value and trigger refresh of the array before data corruption/loss occurs in the core memory cells.

A method for reducing data loss and unavailability by integrating multiple levels of a storage hierarchy is provided. The method includes receiving a read request. In addition, the method includes recognizing a data failure in response to the read request. The method further includes locating an alternate source of the data to be read in response to recognizing the data failure. The alternate source includes data cached at devices in the storage hierarchy, data in a backup system, and cumulative changes to the data since the last backup. Moreover, the method includes responding to the read request with data from the alternate source.

Disclosed is a power control apparatus of a complex terminal which includes a main battery and an auxiliary battery. The power control apparatus includes: a DC/DC converter for outputting an auxiliary power supplied from the auxiliary battery after adjusting a level of voltage of the auxiliary power to a required input voltage level of the complex terminal; a second voltage sensor for measuring voltage of a main power outputted from the main battery, and controlling the auxiliary power of the auxiliary battery to be inputted to the DC/DC converter before the measured voltage of the main power becomes lower than a predetermined voltage; and a first voltage sensor for interrupting supply of the main power from the main battery to the complex terminal and controlling the auxiliary power outputted from the DC/DC converter to be supplied to the complex terminal, when the measured voltage of the main power becomes lower than the predetermined voltage.

A method for moving UE in RRC connection mode, that is, moving the UE in the CELL-FACH or CELL-PCH state and receiving MBMS service to anothe cell, includes such steps as transmitting a 'cell update' message with MBMS service ID from UE to new cell, receiving the messag by RNC, transmitting 'MBMS connection request' message containing MBMS service ID, UE identity and cell ID, or not transmitting if the new cell is in same RNC, RNC transmitting 'MBMS channel relocating' to all UEs in the cell if the UE leads to the channel type change from PTP to PTM, RNC transmitting 'MBMS connection response' to SRNC, and RNC transmitting 'cell updating acknowledge' to the UE.

A wireless LAN device determines whether there is a necessity to search for a base station based on base station information as to a currently associated first base station, and selects all or a part of base station search conditions stored in advance to search for the base station when there is the necessity for searching the base station. When detecting at least one base station, the wireless LAN device determines whether there is a necessity to execute a handover based on base station information of each of the detected base station and the first base station. If the handover is necessary, the wireless LAN device determines the second base station from the base stations and associates the wireless LAN device with the second base station.

A wireless office communication system including a wireless internet base station (WIBS) encompassing a base station controller, a mobile switch controller, and an ethernet interface module for coupling the WIBS to an existing internet protocol (IP) based network. The interface module provides for coupling the WIBS to an ethernet back-bone, a mobile communication unit and a public switch telephone network (PSTN). In one embodiment, the wireless communication system includes a wireless internet server which also encompasses base station controller and mobile switch controller functions to enable the wireless communication system to manage call mobility with the system. In one embodiment, communication between the WIBS and the PSTN is in an IP data protocol format. The WIBs provides control and sequencing of all call control operations by handling both voice and data calls which are transmitted over the ethernet back-bone to the PSN or the internet.

An information processing device includes: an obtaining means for obtaining encoded data obtained by encoding image data formed by blocks with predetermined data unit, for each block, and redundant data for the encoded data obtained by encoding the encoded data using a forward error correction method; a decoding means for decoding each block using the encoded data and intermediate data generated during a decoding process if the encoded data is all collected or using dummy data, the encoded data, and intermediate data generated during a decoding process if the encoded data is not all collected; a forward error correction method decoding means for decoding the encoded data and the redundant data and recovers lost encoded data; and a setting means for decoding the encoded data and setting intermediate data obtained during the decoding to be used to decode a subsequent block as intermediate data during a decoding process for a block which has been decoded.

A DAA method of a UWB signal with respect to a WiMax signal, the method including: generating the UWB signal by tone mapping a predetermined data bit; and controlling a first band to shift to a second band where an interference with the WiMax signal occurs, the first band including a null tone among mapped tones of the UWB signal.

A mobile terminal for reduction of data loss during transitioning of the mobile terminal between network devices includes a controller. The controller is capable of transmitting a request to transition and receiving queued data from an original network device prior to transition from the original network device to a target network device. The queued data is content data intended for and undelivered to the mobile terminal that is temporarily stored at the original network device from a time when the request to transition is transmitted to when the transition occurs. The controller is also capable of transitioning from the original network device to the target network device and receiving data stored at the target network device responsive to the request to transition following transition from the original network device to the target network device.