Bit swapping for different interleaving depths
A technology of interleaving depth and bit exchange, which is applied in the direction of transmission modification based on link quality, code conversion, and signaling features, and can solve the problems of different interleaving schemes and interleaving depths for bit exchange
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[0046] Figure 3 shows the structure of a radio packet for a full rate 8-PSK channel in GSM / EDGE Flexible Layer 1 (FLO). Each transport block, which contains layer 2 binary data of a traffic channel (TrCH), is extended with a cyclic redundancy check (CRC) additional segment to obtain a coded block, followed by channel coding and rate matching to obtain a radio frame. In Fig. 3, only radio frames 4-0 and 4-(S-1) respectively corresponding to TrCH(0) and TrCH(S-1) are shown, where S represents the number of active TrCHs. For each radio packet to be transmitted, one radio frame 4-s from each active TrCH is transmitted, s = 0, . . . , S-1 for TrCH multiplexing. These radio frames are multiplexed serially 4-s into the Coded Combination Transport Channel (CCTrCH). After adding TFCI bit 6 at the beginning of CCTrCH bit 7, a non-interleaved radio packet 8 is obtained. In this example, TFCI bit 6 is configured as 72 bits, and the radio packet 8 includes 1392 bits in total.
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