System and method for transferring different types of streaming and packetized data across an Ethernet transmission line using a frame and packet structure demarcated with ethernet coding violations
A streaming data and data technology, applied in transmission systems, electromagnetic wave transmission systems, time-division multiplexing systems, etc., can solve problems such as increasing the complexity of network software and hardware drivers
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[0063] It is recognized that one or more multimedia devices may sample data at a higher sampling rate (fs) than the frame synchronization rate (FSY) of the transmission line. For example, a multimedia device may be a CD player that samples at approximately 44.1 kHz. The CD player can stream data at e.g. 16 bits per sample audio channel (32 bits / stereo channel), thus resulting in a bps Baud rate through the transmission line of 32 bits / stereo sample x 44.1K samples / sec = 1.4112 Mbps . Non-return-to-zero ("NRZ") data from a device can be encoded in several ways. Data may also be encoded using, for example, well-known Miller encoding techniques.
[0064] Alternative encodings include bi-phase encoding, or encoding such that encoding the bitstream does not result in accumulated DC values. The latter coding scheme is often referred to as DC-adaptive coding or DC-free coding, and is described in US Patent No. 6,437,710, which is hereby incorporated by reference. If FSY on the tr...
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