Patent classifications
H04L1/246
BCC puncturing patterns for data retransmission in wireless network
Transmitting, in a wireless local area network (WLAN), a second punctured coded bit sequence generated by puncturing coded data using a second puncturing pattern, wherein the coded data has previously been punctured using a first puncturing pattern to generate a first punctured coded bit sequence transmitted in the WLAN. The second puncturing pattern is different than the first puncturing pattern to cause at least some bits of the coded data that were omitted in the first punctured coded bit sequence to be included in the second punctured coded bit sequence.
TRANSPORT BLOCK SEGMENTATION FOR MULTI-LEVEL CODES
A wireless communication method for transmitting wireless signals from a transmitter includes dividing bits of the transport block into a number of code blocks, wherein each code block corresponds to a bit-level of a multi-level modulation scheme used for transmission, and wherein a size of each code block is inversely proportional to a corresponding coding rate used for coding the code block.
Wireless frame transmission method on basis of signaling field sorting of each band and device for same
In a wireless frame transmission method by an access point (AP) in a wireless LAN system, according to an embodiment of the present invention, a wireless frame, comprising a signaling field and a data field, is generated in the AP, wherein the signaling field comprises a first signaling field (SIG A field), having first common control information about a plurality of STAs, and a second signaling field (SIG B field) having individual control information for each of the plurality of STAs. The second signaling field comprises a common field, having second common control information about the plurality of STAs, and an individual field following the common field and having individual control information for each of the STAs. An individual field (a first individual field) of the second signaling field being transmitted from a particular 20 MHz band (a first band) can comprise: resource allocation information about one or more first band STAs to which resources are allocated in the first band; and resource allocation information about one or more second band STAs to which resources are allocated from another 20 MHz band (a second band) other than the first band. Therefore, the length of the first individual field can be set to be the same as the length of the individual field (second individual field) of the second signaling field being transmitted from the second band.
MULTI-LEVEL CODING FOR UPLINK TRANSMISSIONS
Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may transmit an indication of a multi-level coding (MLC) capability for uplink transmissions. The UE may receive a configuration of a selected MLC scheme associated with an uplink transmission, wherein the configuration of the selected MLC scheme is based at least in part on the indication of the MLC capability for the uplink transmissions. Numerous other aspects are described.
NESTED LOOKUP TABLE FOR SYMBOL DETECTION WITH INITIAL CANDIDATE REDUCTION
A method of signal demodulation includes receiving, by a signal receiver, a first signal modulated by a symbol corresponding to a point in a constellation; generating, by the signal receiver and on the basis of the first signal, a first initial modulation estimate; identifying, by the signal receiver and on the basis of the first initial modulation estimate, a row or column of an initial candidate lookup table, the row or column corresponding to a region of the constellation; reading, by the signal receiver, from the row or column of the initial candidate lookup table one or more first initial candidate points of the constellation, at least one among the one or more first initial candidate points being more distant, from a center of the region, than a point, in the constellation, not among the one or more first initial candidate points, and demodulating, by the signal receiver and on the basis of the one or more first initial candidate points, the first signal.
Nested lookup table for symbol detection with initial candidate reduction
A system and method for receiving a quadrature amplitude modulation symbol. In some embodiments, the symbol has a plurality of bits and is associated with a point in a constellation of quadrature amplitude modulation points, each point of the constellation having associated with it a binary word. The method includes receiving a first analog signal carrying a modulation; performing initial estimation, to generate a first initial modulation estimate, for a portion of the first analog signal carrying a modulation; identifying, based on the first initial modulation estimate, a row of an initial candidate lookup table, the row corresponding to a region of the constellation; and reading from the row of the initial candidate lookup table a first plurality of initial candidate points of the constellation.
Parameter setting transmission and reception system and parameter setting method
A system includes the transmitter that transmits a first adjustment signal obtained based on a first parameter, detects, based on an output potential of the transmitter, a second parameter that is among values settable to the first parameter and sets the second parameter and the receiver that receives the first adjustment signal from the transmitter and acquire a second adjustment signal by adjusting the first adjustment signal based on a third parameter, sets the third parameter, counts the number of errors of the second adjustment signal based on a difference between the second adjustment signal and the test pattern, determines, based on the number of errors of the second adjustment signal, the second parameter to be set in the transmitter and controls the connection of the terminal resistor to the input terminal based on the second parameter.
BCC PUNCTURING PATTERNS FOR DATA RETRANSMISSION IN WIRELESS NETWORK
Transmitting, in a wireless local area network (WLAN), a second punctured coded bit sequence generated by puncturing coded data using a second puncturing pattern, wherein the coded data has previously been punctured using a first puncturing pattern to generate a first punctured coded bit sequence transmitted in the WLAN. The second puncturing pattern is different than the first puncturing pattern to cause at least some bits of the coded data that were omitted in the first punctured coded bit sequence to be included in the second punctured coded bit sequence.
NESTED LOOKUP TABLE FOR SYMBOL DETECTION WITH INITIAL CANDIDATE REDUCTION
A system and method for receiving a quadrature amplitude modulation symbol. In some embodiments, the symbol has a plurality of bits and is associated with a point in a constellation of quadrature amplitude modulation points, each point of the constellation having associated with it a binary word. The method includes receiving a first analog signal carrying a modulation; performing initial estimation, to generate a first initial modulation estimate, for a portion of the first analog signal carrying a modulation; identifying, based on the first initial modulation estimate, a row of an initial candidate lookup table, the row corresponding to a region of the constellation; and reading from the row of the initial candidate lookup table a first plurality of initial candidate points of the constellation.
MUTUAL INFORMATION BASED CHANNEL DECODER POWER SAVINGS
A receiving device may identify a mutual information associated with a code block. The receiving device may identify whether the code block is decodable based on the mutual information. The receiving device may skip decoding the code block if the code block is identified as being not decodable. The receiving device may decode the code block if the code block is identified as being decodable. The code block may be identified as being not decodable if the mutual information is less than a second threshold. The code block may be identified as being decodable if the mutual information is greater than the second threshold. The receiving device may identify the second threshold based on an MCS associated with the code block or a code block length of the code block.