Multi-Frequency Data Transmission for Faster Bit-Aligned Sending
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing data transmission methods, whether through compression or splitting, fail to enhance network speed due to increased computational demands and disk writing issues, leading to lower data transmission efficiency.
Innovation Solution
A multi-frequency based data transmission method involving binary conversion, segmentation, and frequency determination for data fragments, with conversion results reused across frequencies to reduce complexity and disk operations, enabling efficient data alignment and processing.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Productivity
If data compression is applied to increase transmission efficiency, then data transmission speed may improve, but computer resource consumption increases due to massive calculations
Solution Approach 1:
The patent segments data into multiple data fragments of different sizes and assigns different sending frequencies to each fragment. This segmentation allows the system to transmit data without comprehensive compression, reducing computational resources while maintaining transmission efficiency through frequency-based optimization.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent changes the parameter of data transmission by introducing sending frequency as a new dimension. Instead of compressing data to reduce size, the system transmits data fragments at different frequencies, transforming the transmission approach from size-based to frequency-based optimization, thereby reducing computational resource consumption.
2Productivity
If data is split into multiple sub-data to improve transmission, then transmission can be optimized, but disk writing and indexing operations increase leading to lower transmission speed
Solution Approach 1:
The patent extracts the data fragmentation operation from the disk I/O process and performs it in memory before transmission. By separating the segmentation step from disk writing, the system eliminates the time-consuming disk indexing operations while maintaining the benefits of data fragmentation for optimized transmission.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent performs data segmentation and frequency assignment as preliminary actions before transmission begins. By pre-processing the data into fragments with assigned frequencies in memory, the system eliminates the need for disk-based indexing during transmission, reducing time loss and improving overall transmission speed.
3Productivity
If existing data splitting method is used, then data can be transmitted in multiple parts, but the multiple sub-data require combining at receiving end increasing complexity
Solution Approach 1:
The patent incorporates frequency information as feedback metadata with each data fragment. This frequency feedback allows the receiving end to automatically reconstruct the original data by processing fragments in the correct sequence and frequency order, simplifying the combining operation from complex manual assembly to automated frequency-based reconstruction.
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AI summary
A multi-frequency based data sending method includes: obtaining data to-be-sent; obtaining binary data by performing binary conversion on the data to-be-sent; obtaining at least one data fragment by performing data segmentation on the binary data; determining at least one sending frequency according to the number of bits of each data fragment; determining a sending frequency corresponding to each data fragment from the at least one sending frequency according to an arrangement position of each data fragment in the binary data; obtaining at least one conversion result by performing data conversion on each data fragment according to a preset conversion table and the sending frequency corresponding to each data fragment; and sending each conversion result to a data receiving end in order at the sending frequency corresponding to each conversion result.