Multicarrier system using subchannel characteristics to implemen

Pulse or digital communications – Systems using alternating or pulsating current – Plural channels for transmission of a single pulse train

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370536, H04L 2728

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ABSTRACT:
A multicarrier transmission system (100) supports different desired error rates within a data symbol stream by manipulating subcarrier transmission characteristics for multiple subcarriers. A data symbol stream obtained for transmission is segmented into multiple substreams, and assigned to subcarriers based on error protection requirements (310, 320, 330). The transmission characteristics of the subcarriers are manipulated, according to a selected transmission configuration, to effect the combined error protection requirements (350, 360). Preferably, the subcarriers are modulated by allocating available power based on the relative error protection required for the substreams (360).

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