Data Transmission Method Selection via Noise Parameter Control
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing communication systems face challenges in optimizing data transmission quality due to varying radio channel conditions, leading to suboptimal packet error rates.
Innovation Solution
A method for selecting a data transmission method based on specific noise characteristics, such as decorrelation distance and cross-correlation coefficient, to minimize packet error rates across different radio channels.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If packet duplication is used to transmit data via multiple radio channels, then transmission reliability is improved, but system complexity increases due to the need to manage multiple channels and select optimal transmission methods
Solution Approach 1:
The patent changes the parameters of the radio channels by introducing artificial noise with specific decorrelation distance and cross-correlation coefficient characteristics. By controlling these noise parameters, the system transforms the channel conditions to achieve optimal packet error rates for different data transmission methods, thereby resolving the complexity of selecting the best transmission method under varying conditions
2Reliability
If multiple data transmission methods are available to optimize packet error rate, then transmission quality is improved, but the complexity of determining the optimal method increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces artificial noise as an intermediary element that mediates between the radio channels and the data transmission methods. By controlling the noise characteristics (decorrelation distance and cross-correlation coefficient), the system creates a controlled environment that enables straightforward determination of optimal transmission methods without complex measurement and analysis procedures
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AI summary
In a method for selecting a data transmission method from a number of available data transmission methods in a communication system, in which the communication system includes at least a first base station, a second base station, and a terminal device, in which a wireless communication link exists between the first base station and the terminal device via a first radio channel, and in which a wireless communication link exists between the second base station and the terminal device via a second radio channel, a data packet to be transmitted is sent from the terminal device via the first radio channel to the first base station and via the second radio channel to the second base station, at least one value pair is specified that includes a decorrelation distance of a first noise of the first radio channel and a cross-correlation coefficient between the first noise of the first radio channel and a second noise of the second radio channel, a packet error rate is determined for each of the available data transmission methods for the specified value pair, and the data transmission method that has an optimum packet error rate is selected and assigned to the specified value pair.