US Patent 7333550 Bit processing method for adaptive multirate modulation
Patent 7333550 was granted and assigned to LG on February, 2008 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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Sung-Kwon Hong0
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A discontinuous transmission (DTX) bit processing method for a multirate modulation scheme is provided. The method comprises receiving a symbol; determining whether the symbol comprises at least one DTX bit; mapping the symbol to a predetermined mapping point (S) on an IQ plane; minimizing a transmission power level if the symbol has at least one DTX bit; and transmitting the symbol in the transmission power level of the mapping point.
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February 19, 2008
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