Resistive voltage division, common-mode rejection, and fiber transmission replace bulky transformers for safer high-voltage sampling.
A 27b/32b parallel coding scheme uses five 5b/6b blocks plus one 2b/2b block to keep video links DC-balanced with less overhead.
Adaptive bus encoding switches between quiet code words based on transmission quality to cut simultaneous switching noise and power use.
Segmented symbol-group coding exploits redundancies in 3D mesh tree bitstreams to improve compression ratio without losing data.
Five parallel 5b/6b blocks plus a 2b/2b path cut RGB video coding overhead, enabling DC-balanced serial links with lower data rate and power.
Selective run-length encoding adds transitions only where needed, improving serial CDR reliability without heavy data overhead.
Moving data and clock averages replace PLL-based recovery, enabling accurate Manchester decoding of short messages with better interference immunity.
Compressed lookup tables shrink memory in state-split RLL encoders and decoders while preserving accuracy, low latency, and power.
Combining constrained encoding with LDPC parity mapping preserves data constraints while limiting error propagation and avoiding low code rates.
Parallel preDBI calculation across data sub-blocks cuts bus switching power and meets DDR3/DDR4 timing constraints.
Using two start bits to measure timing and update thresholds, this case improves Manchester decoding tolerance to sync errors and comparator offset.
Internal entity IDs replace repeated table values, cutting storage needs while keeping sales performance data consistent and easier to update.
Cyclically shifted chirps, Gray coding, and interleaving enable long-range wireless transmission with low power and robust noise immunity.
Moving data and clock averages decode short Manchester sequences without PLLs, cutting transient time and improving interference immunity.
Using a missing index symbol and XOR encoding, this RLL scheme limits long bit runs while preserving high data rate and timing continuity.
Adjusting the clock extraction counter to offset rise/fall delay mismatch keeps Manchester sampling aligned under analog jitter.
A trellis-based encoder builds codewords that satisfy both MTR and RLL constraints, reducing long transition runs across code lengths.
Bitstream and self-synchronizing encoding send multiple signals across one isolation barrier, cutting package space and isolation components.
Parses a composite differential Manchester stream to recover clock and data without a local clock, improving decoding in noisy links.
Multiple DBI algorithms adapt data inversion across parallel channels to cut ISI, crosstalk, SSN, and power use in IC data transmission.
Variable code tables encode relative displacement and match counts more compactly, improving compressed data stream efficiency.
Hierarchical octree coding splits 3D mesh symbols by local statistics to cut overhead and improve geometry compression efficiency.
Oversampled differential Manchester signals are down-sampled in groups of four to distinguish short and long pulses despite noise and jitter.
A variable-transition RFID encoding scheme boosts passive tag energy capture while preserving timing information and bandwidth.
XOR preprocessing flips successive bits to create a lower-entropy bit sequence, improving compression and bit rate efficiency.
Time-varying histograms classify pulse-edge intervals to reject jitter and compensate drift in biphase signal decoding without PLL complexity.
Prewriting selected LDPC codeword portions as zeros cuts decoder latency and memory use while preserving strong error correction in noisy storage channels.
Layered SPC and LDPC parity coding cuts decoder memory and latency while preserving strong error correction for data storage streams.
Repeated configuration frames are encoded once and reloaded by instruction, cutting PLD transfer time and boot ROM size.
An enumerative coding graph uses state cardinalities and precoding to encode all datawords under complex RLL and DC limits efficiently.
Auxiliary-symbol and linear-transform coding cuts low-weight encode/decode complexity while lowering power and noise in chip-to-chip links.
Unicode is exported alongside local character code data to prevent garbled setting values when different apparatuses import and export configurations.
Adaptive codeword mapping cuts bitstream power use while preserving DC balance for reliable biosignal transmission in low-power body area networks.
Control vectors and fixed-size block compression remove zero-value blocks to enable parallel decompression with lower memory bandwidth demand.
Different compression algorithms are applied to each data column so only queried groups are decompressed, improving compression and query speed.
Dummy-bit placeholders fix parity locations before writing, allowing inner-code parity to align with servo data without added sync complexity.
Interleaved TCMTR RLL encoding for LTO-5 tape limits error propagation and lowers header error rates so ECC can correct short bursts.
Fingerprints pull correlated subparts from a secondary dictionary to improve HTML web compression while keeping processing complexity low.
A trellis-based MTR-RLL coding approach builds codewords that satisfy both run-length and transition-run constraints for reliable encoding and decoding.
A RAM-based lookup encoder switches line coding in real time from error conditions, cutting downtime and bit errors in serial channels.
Predefined frequency-to-codeword tables cut compression latency in storage devices while preserving Huffman-based compression efficiency.
XOR-based bit flipping reshapes zero-one frequency before compression, lowering entropy and improving storage and transmission efficiency.
A combined DBI and data mask encoding scheme limits switching transitions to cut SSN, AC current draw, and power supply disturbance.
A 9B10B coding table uses balanced codewords and Hamming-distance mapping to improve DC balance, limit run length, and aid clock recovery.
A modified LTO-5 RLL code uses interleaved encoded blocks to contain error bursts and lower header error rates for ECC decoding.
UTF-8 code point mapping lets entropy-coded character data move between C and JavaScript without representation errors or decoding loss.
By removing DC-balancing while keeping run length within 5 bits, this case cuts serial memory link latency and improves memory performance.
Dummy preamble words create an intermediate switching state before DC-balanced data, reducing startup SSN and improving signal quality.
Interval-based sample counting across each bit cycle avoids threshold-setting errors and improves RFID logic level decoding accuracy.
A look-ahead table predicts balancing capability so 8B/10B data units can be encoded in parallel without losing running disparity control.