Receiver device, transmission system, and packet transmission method

a transmission system and receiver technology, applied in the field of transmission systems, can solve the problems of frequent packet loss, poor communication quality, flickering or accidental interruption of tv broadcast video during broadcasting,

Inactive Publication Date: 2010-04-08
ALAXALA NETWORKS
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Benefits of technology

The technical effect that this patented technology solves are how it prevents variations from happening when transmitting data over different networks due to changes made during switching between them or other factors such as congestion on one link affects another connection's ability to handle more requests effectively without interruptions.

Problems solved by technology

Technological Problem: The technical problem addressed in this patented technology relating to improving errorless switching performance during data transfers across different types of media involves ensuring consistently reliable connections even if any issues exist due to variations in timing.

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A. First Embodiment

A-1. Configuration of First Embodiment

[0045]A first embodiment of the present invention is described below. FIG. 1 illustrates the configuration of a transmission system 3000A in the first embodiment of the invention. The transmission system 3000A is located between a user terminal 1000 and another user terminal 2000 interconnected via the Internet. On the occurrence of some fault or trouble in any pathway of the Internet, the transmission system 3000A allows packets sequentially input from the user terminal 1000 to reliably reach the user terminal 2000 without causing any instantaneous interruption, that is, in an ‘instantaneous interruption-free’ manner. A switchover of a transmission path without causing any packet missing is referred to as ‘instantaneous interruption-free switchover’ in the specification hereof. As described later, each of the packets received by the transmission system 3000A is identified as a preset object or non-object of instantaneous interru

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B. Second Embodiment

B-1. Configuration of Second Embodiment

[0096]A second embodiment of the present invention is described below. FIG. 7 illustrates the configuration of a transmission system 3000B in the second embodiment of the invention. Like the transmission system 3000A of the first embodiment, the transmission system 3000B of the second embodiment is located between a user terminal 1000 and another user terminal 2000 interconnected via the Internet. As illustrated, the transmission system 3000B of the second embodiment has a transmitter device 100B and a receiver device 200B, similar to the transmission system 3000A of the first embodiment. The difference of the transmission system 3000B of the second embodiment from the transmission system 3000A of the first embodiment is that the input band of each user packet is computed by the transmitter device 100B, in place of the receiver device 200B. Such modification desirably relieves the processing load of the receiver device 200B. Th

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C. Third Embodiment

C-1. Configuration of Third Embodiment

[0135]A third embodiment of the present invention is described below. FIG. 13 illustrates the configuration of a transmission system 3000C in the third embodiment of the invention. Like the transmission system 3000A of the first embodiment, the transmission system 3000C of the third embodiment is located between a user terminal 1000 and another user terminal 2000 interconnected via the Internet. As illustrated, the transmission system 3000C of the third embodiment has a transmitter device 100C and a receiver device 200C, similar to the transmission system 3000A of the first embodiment. The difference of the transmission system 3000C of the third embodiment from the transmission system 3000A of the first embodiment is that the band detector 202A and the band controller 208A included in the receiver device 200A are replaced by a time monitor 212C included in the receiver device 200C. The like constituents of the third embodiment to

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Abstract

In a transmission system of transferring a packet input from a first device to a second device via a network, a receiver device comprises a storage module configured to successively accumulate received packets, which are transferred over a multiple transmission paths, in correlation to each of the multiple transmission paths, a packet selector configured to sequentially perform a packet selection process with respect to each of the received packets accumulated in the storage module, where after elapse of a predetermined time period since a receipt time of a first packet received by the receiver device, the packet selection process respectively reads out one packet for each of the multiple transmission paths among the received identical packets, which are accumulated in correlation to each of the multiple transmission paths, and selects one packet with higher reliability out of the read-out packets, and an output module configured to output the packet selected by the packet selector to the second device.

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