Patent classifications
H04L25/03872
TECHNIQUE TO PERFORM DEMODULATION OF WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS SIGNAL DATA
Apparatuses, systems, and techniques to demodulate data for fifth-generation (5G) new radio (NR). In at least one embodiment, a processor includes one or more circuits to use a parallel processor to determine a signal value based, at least in part, on one or more predetermined probability values.
Parallel channel skew for enhanced error correction
Digital communication transmitters, systems, and methods can introduce skew into parallel transmission channels to enhance the performance of forward error correction (FEC) decoders. One illustrative serializer-deserializer (SerDes) transmitter embodiment includes: a block code encoder configured to convert a sequence of input data blocks into a sequence of encoded data blocks; a demultiplexer configured to distribute code symbols from the sequence of encoded data blocks to multiple lanes in a cyclical fashion, the multiple lanes corresponding to parallel transmission channels; a skewer configured to buffer the multiple lanes to provide respective lane delays, the lane delays differing from each other by no less than half an encoded data block period; and multiple drivers, each driver configured to transmit code symbols from one of said multiple lanes on a respective one of said parallel transmission channels.
NR broadcast channel transmission
The disclosure relates to a method performed by a wireless device, for receiving system information from a network node of a wireless communication system. The system information is received in a synchronization signal (SS) block of an SS burst set comprising at least one SS block. The system information is multiplexed with information providing a time index indicating which SS block of the SS burst set that is being received. The method comprises receiving the information providing the time index, and receiving the system information, which comprises descrambling the system information using a scrambling sequence generated based on the information providing the time index. The method also comprises determining an accuracy of the information providing the time index, based on an error-detection code related to the received system information. The disclosure also relates to corresponding network node method and apparatus.
DYNAMIC SHIFT IN OUTPUT OF SERIAL AND PARALLEL SCRAMBLERS AND DESCRAMBLERS
Methods, systems are provided for reconfiguring the position of a first tap in a descrambler circuit LFSR after the LFSR has been trained and synchronized with a corresponding scrambler circuit LFSR. A data path from the second tap position to the descrambler output by-passes logic elements located in the data path from the first tap to the descrambler output, thereby reducing delay in the descrambler circuit after the reconfiguration (i.e., the “lock-shift” operation). The tap position change may be communicated by a mode manager to a corresponding scrambler circuit, for applying a matching reconfiguration in the scrambler circuit, either directly via an I/O line or indirectly. The indirect route includes in-band transmissions between two ICs with two sets of self-synchronizing scrambler/descrambler pairs, and is based on monitored receiver LFSR output signals that indicate when a scrambler/descrambler pair is synchronized or whether the output of a descrambler circuit comprises descrambled data.
Cross point switch of network device for reordering lanes of network interfaces
Some embodiments provide a network device that may receive alignment information at each physical connection of a network interface of the network device. Each alignment information includes a unique value for identifying a unique logical lane associated with the corresponding physical connection. The network device may determine the order of the unique logical lanes associated with the several physical connections based on the received alignment information. The network device may configure a cross point switch of the network device to reorder the physical connections so that the unique logical lanes associated with the physical connections are ordered according to a defined order.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DETECTING A SCRAMBLING SEED IN COMMUNICATION WITH AN UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEM
A system and method for detecting a scrambling seed in communication between a drone and a controller are described. The system comprises a radio-frequency (RF) receiver configured to receive an RF signal transmitted between the drone and a controller. The RF signal includes scrambled data that contain repetitions of unscrambled data based on known scramblers with an unknown scrambling seed. The system further comprises a memory device in communication with a hardware processor and having stored computer-executable instructions to cause the hardware processor to identify the smallest number of bits required in each segment of scrambled data for data combining by finding an invertible predetermined matrix. The hardware processor is configured to determine the unknown scrambling seed based on a function combining the predetermined matrix, transition matrices of scramblers, and segments of received scrambled data.
NR Broadcast Channel Transmission
The disclosure relates to a method performed by a wireless device, for receiving system information from a network node of a wireless communication system. The system information is received in a synchronization signal (SS) block of an SS burst set comprising at least one SS block. The system information is multiplexed with information providing a time index indicating which SS block of the SS burst set that is being received. The method comprises receiving the information providing the time index, and receiving the system information, which comprises descrambling the system information using a scrambling sequence generated based on the information providing the time index. The method also comprises determining an accuracy of the information providing the time index, based on an error-detection code related to the received system information. The disclosure also relates to corresponding network node method and apparatus.
NR broadcast channel transmission
The disclosure relates to a method performed by a wireless device, for receiving system information from a network node of a wireless communication system. The system information is received in a synchronization signal (SS) block of an SS burst set comprising at least one SS block. The system information is multiplexed with information providing a time index indicating which SS block of the SS burst set that is being received. The method comprises receiving the information providing the time index, and receiving the system information, which comprises descrambling the system information using a scrambling sequence generated based on the information providing the time index. The method also comprises determining an accuracy of the information providing the time index, based on an error-detection code related to the received system information. The disclosure also relates to corresponding network node method and apparatus.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR DATA SCRAMBLING
A method and apparatus for scrambling and descrambling data in a computer system includes transmitting non-scrambled data from a first high speed inter chip (IP) link circuit located on a first chip to a first serializer/deserializer (SERDES) physical (PHY) circuit located on the first chip, the first high speed link IP indicating the data is not scrambled. The received non-scrambled data is scrambled by the first SERDES PHY circuit and transmitted to a second chip. The received scrambled data is descrambled by a second SERDES PHY circuit located on the second chip. The non-scrambled data is transmitted by the second SERDES PHY circuit to a second high speed link IP circuit located on the second chip to a third circuit for further processing or transmission.
CROSS POINT SWITCH OF NETWORK DEVICE FOR REORDERING LANES OF NETWORK INTERFACES
Some embodiments provide a network device that may receive alignment information at each physical connection of a network interface of the network device. Each alignment information includes a unique value for identifying a unique logical lane associated with the corresponding physical connection. The network device may determine the order of the unique logical lanes associated with the several physical connections based on the received alignment information. The network device may configure a cross point switch of the network device to reorder the physical connections so that the unique logical lanes associated with the physical connections are ordered according to a defined order.