Multiple access communication system and data transceiver

Multiplex communications – Duplex – Transmit/receive interaction control

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C370S252000, C370S345000

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07103012

ABSTRACT:
A multiple access communications system achieving an improvement in transmission efficiency is disclosed. A slave station receives data from variable speed data terminals and generates a plurality of data packets. The slave station then transmits a transmission request packet containing a total amount of data packets to be concatenated to a master station. The master station transmits a transmission permission packet containing a total amount of data packets permitted to be concatenated through a broadcast line to the slave station. The slave station concatenates a plurality of uplink transmission data packets within a predetermined range, and transmits a concatenated uplink transmission data packet to the master station through the multiple access line network.

REFERENCES:
patent: 5970062 (1999-10-01), Bauchot
patent: 6477370 (2002-11-01), Sigler et al.
patent: 61-33054 (1986-02-01), None
Nikkei Communication, No. 316, Apr.2000, pp. 63-79.

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