16 results about "Multiplexing" patented technology

The invention discloses a system information sending and receiving method and device in a digital audio broadcasting system. The method comprises the following steps of: when in sending, performing CRC (cyclic redundancy check) coding and channel coding on the system information to generate a coding bit stream; performing bit interleaving and constellation mapping on the coding bit stream to obtain a continuous pilot frequency including the system information; multiplexing a continuous pilot frequency signal with other signal elements of the system to obtain a frequency-domain signal of an orthogonal multiplexing structure according to a carrier allocation method stipulated by a frequency spectrum mode; converting the frequency-domain signal into a time-domain signal for sending; when in receiving, converting the time-domain signal into a frequency-domain signal; extracting the continuous pilot frequency including the system information from an effective carrier of the frequency-domain signal according to the position stipulated by the frequency spectrum mode; obtaining an estimated value of the system information through de-mapping, de-interleaving and channel decoding; and judging the correctness of the system information by use of CRC decoding, and outputting the system information. The method and device disclosed by the invention can improve the transmission robustness on the basis of guaranteeing the transmission efficiency of the system information.

The invention discloses a display panel and a multiplexing drive circuit for driving the display panel. The multiplexing drive circuit comprises a plurality of drive units, wherein each drive unit receives eight channels of data signals with negative-positive-positive-negative-positive-negative-negative-positive polarity or negative-positive-negative-positive-positive-negative-positive-negative polarity so as to enable twenty-four data lines to sequentially receive the data signals with the positive-negative-negative-positive-negative-positive-positive-negative positive polarity or the negative-positive-negative-positive-positive-negative-positive-negative polarity; therefore, when the display panel displays pure color images, any two adjacent sub-pixels of the same color in any row of sub-pixels respectively receive the data signals with different polarities, and the problem of picture crosstalk caused by the same color along the row direction is further improved; furthermore, the multiplexing drive circuit is less in winding, so that the thickness of the display panel can be reduced.

A radio frequency circuit includes a multilayer substrate, series arm circuits in a first path connecting the input/output terminals (T1 and T2) on the multilayer substrate, a parallel arm circuit in a second path connecting a node on the first path and a ground, a wiring A on the multilayer substrate connected to the input/output terminal (T1) as a part of the first path, a wiring B on the multilayer substrate connected to the input/output terminal (T2) as a part of the first path, and a wiring C on the multilayer substrate as a part of the second path. The parallel arm circuit includes an impedance variable circuit, the wiring A and the wiring B in a layer different from the multilayer substrate. When viewed in a plan view, the wiring C does not overlap with the wiring A and the wiring B.

The invention provides an uplink system of a subcarrier multiplexing optical network of filter based multicarrier modulation. The system comprises access control modules, filter based multicarrier modulation modules, subcarrier modulation modules, a multiplexing module, a feed line type fiber, a de-multiplexing module, photoelectric detectors, subcarrier demodulation modules and uplink data reception modules that are successively connected. Data generated by the access control modules is modulated in the filter based multicarrier modulation method, modulated user data is modulated to different optical subcarriers and transmitted via RF subcarrier modulation of optical carrier waves, and data from different units is multiplexed to uplink fiber channels. Filter based multicarrier modulation technology is combined with subcarrier multiplexing technology so that frequency spectrum resources of uplinks are utilized in high efficiency, interference among symbols and subcarriers of uplink users can be effectively resisted, and higher transmission speed and frequency spectrum frequency can be supported.

Methods, computer-readable mediums, apparatuses, and systems are provided. For example, a method is disclosed which includes identifying at least one security system function, in a plurality of security system functions, for blocked user access when a keypad is away from a predetermined location; and storing the plurality of security system functions on a processor. In another embodiment a security keypad is disclosed which includes an LCD having a static portion and a dynamic portion; a multiplexing LCD controller coupled to the dynamic portion; a static LCD controller coupled to the static portion; DC/DC converter coupled to the multiplexing LCD controller; a keypad processing unit coupled to the multiplexing LCD controller, the static LCD controller, and the DC/DC converter; and a power supply coupled to the DC/DC converter, the keypad processing unit, and the static LCD controller.

In a transmission network including multiplex transmission units A, F, G, D and E, when the line breakage has occurred on the OC-12 transmission path of the direction from unit A to unit F, the unit F detects the signal coming in from the OC-12 path indicative of the line breakage. The unit F inserts the APS bytes which comes in from the unit A into the undefined area of the OC-192 transport overhead which is reserved for the through-transport of APS bytes, and transports it to the unit G. On receiving the through-transport APS bytes, the unit G inserts it intact into the defined area for the APS bytes in the OC-12 transport overhead, and sends it to the unit D. In this manner, protection switching between the units A and D is carried out.

A method of multiplexing optical signals in a node of an optical network including as inputs a plurality of electrical signals, a plurality of laser transmitters, and as outputs a plurality of optical fibers, (a) generating clock pulses as a first clock frequency; (b) dividing the clock pulses respectively into a number of parallel trigger outputs; (c) sampling the electrical signals respectively by triggering on the parallel trigger outputs; (d) converting the sampled electrical signals to sampled optical signals by modulating respectively the laser transmitters with the sampled electrical signals and outputting respectively the sampled optical signals on the optical fibers; (e) combining the sampled optical signals onto a single optical fiber.

The application provides an associated channel resource allocation method, which is realized through a wireless network controller. The associated channel resource allocation method comprises the steps of: receiving a request transmitted by a terminal for constructing packet service, and allocating high-speed downlink packet access resource; acquiring the terminal identification code from the request; and determining whether the terminal exists in a pre-stored list prohibiting using channel frame division multiplexing according to the terminal identification code, allocating the associated channel frame division multiplexing resource to the terminal if the terminal does not exist in the list, otherwise, allocating other resource to the terminal. The application also provides an associated channel resource allocation device for realizing the method. The associated channel resource allocation method and device provided by the application can pre-determine the terminal according to the list so as to allocate resources according to the actual condition, thereby improving cell capacity, obviating call drop, balancing the cell capacity and the call drop, improving utilization rate of network resources, and ensuring normal conduction of the terminal data service.