Variable modulation communication method and system

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375222, 375259, 4552262, H04J 300

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ABSTRACT:
In a variable modulation communication method, the transmission quality of a transmission path is monitored. If the transmission quality is good, communication is performed while the transmission time is shortened by using a multilevel modulation scheme. If the transmission quality is bad, communication is performed while the transmission time is prolonged by using a modulation scheme having a smaller number of levels than the multilevel modulation scheme. A variable modulation communication apparatus is also disclosed.

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