Pulse or digital communications – Transmitters – Antinoise or distortion
Patent
1997-12-23
2000-08-15
Pham, Chi H.
Pulse or digital communications
Transmitters
Antinoise or distortion
455296, 327309, H04K 102, H04L 2503, H04L 2549
Patent
active
061047600
ABSTRACT:
A clipping protection scheme for a discrete multi-tone (DMT) digital subscriber loop modem telecommunications system determines the occurrence of clipping by checking the overflow bits in the IFFT status register. The transmitter then sends a predefined data stream to notify the receiver of the event, and then breaks the data into two frames for consecutive transmission to the receiver.
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Brady III Wade James
Franz Warren L.
Pham Chi H.
Telecky Jr. Frederick J.
Texas Instruments Incorporated
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