Time division duplex/time division multiple access channel plan frame encoding method
A time division multiple access and time division duplex technology, which is applied in the fields of communication, local area network and access network, can solve the problems of reduced channel utilization, low coding efficiency, and reduced time slots for transmitting valid data frames, so as to reduce the coding length. , the effect of reducing overhead and improving channel utilization
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[0042] refer to figure 1 , the implementation steps of this example are as follows:
[0043] Step 1, set up the network environment.
[0044] In this example, set the network to consist of 1 central node and 64 slave nodes, and the slave nodes are numbered from 1 to 64; each planning cycle contains 150 fixed-length time slots, which are sequentially composed of uplink time slots and downlink time slots;
[0045] Step 2, define the codewords to be used in the planning frame.
[0046] Define four codewords to indicate the use of time slots and node separators in the planning cycle, where the first codeword indicates that the corresponding time slot is used for transmitting data frames, and the second codeword indicates that the corresponding time slot is used for transmission planning frame, the third type of codeword indicates that the corresponding time slot is used to transmit a reserved frame, and the fourth type of codeword is a node separator codeword.
[0047] Step 3,...
Embodiment 2
[0066] refer to figure 1 , the implementation steps of this example are as follows:
[0067] Step 1, set up the network environment.
[0068] In this example, the network is set to consist of 1 central node and 64 slave nodes, and the slave nodes are numbered from 1 to 64; each planning cycle contains 143 fixed-length time slots, which are sequentially composed of downlink time slots and uplink time slots, among which, The 1st time slot to the 11th time slot is a fixed downlink period, the 126th time slot to the 140th time slot is a fixed uplink period, and the 12th time slot to the 125th time slot is variable uplink and downlink Period, the last 3 time slots of each downlink period and uplink period are used as uplink and downlink switching intervals, planning frames occupy the 5th to 7th time slots, and reserved frames occupy the 130th to 136th time slots time slots.
[0069] Step 2, defining codewords to be used in the planning frame.
[0070] Define four kinds of code...
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