System and method for error recovery using NAKs

Error detection/correction and fault detection/recovery – Pulse or data error handling – Digital data error correction

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C714S750000

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06920598

ABSTRACT:
In a system of communication, a sending node sends a message to a receiving node, which NAKs unsuccessful transmissions. The sending node screens the NAKs to determine if they were sent before the receiver could receive previous transmissions of the same data NAKed. One screening technique is based on an estimated round trip time of a message. Another alternate technique looks a flag in the NAK that synchronizes the sender and the receiver.

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