Excavating
Patent
1996-03-29
1998-06-09
Baker, Stephen M.
Excavating
371 22, G06F 1100
Patent
active
057646490
ABSTRACT:
A convolutional interleaving process which utilizes an addressing scheme that enables the amount of memory to be used in the convolutional interleaving process to be reduced is disclosed. A stream of data is convolutionally interleaved at a designated interleaving depth and a designated interleaving block length such that a first symbol in a designated block has an associated predetermined delay and each subsequent symbol in the designated block has a delay equal to more than its predecessor symbol. A plurality of delay related arrays, as well as an initial value array, a lower limit array, and an upper limit array, are calculated in order to define interleaving orbits. The convolutional interleaving process is accomplished by a convolutional interleaver which is arranged to take an incoming stream of data and output an interleaved stream of bits which is conceptually partitioned into blocks. A convolutional deinterleaving process, which is similar to the convolutional interleaving process is also disclosed.
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Amati Communications Corporation
Baker Stephen M.
Marc McDieune L.
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