Communication apparatus, communication method, and computer program product
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Toshiba
InventorYasuyuki Tanaka
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Abstract
According to one embodiment, a communication apparatus includes one or more processors. The one or more processors select any schedule from among a plurality of schedules having processing units of data different from each other that are to be used for communication using a time-division multiplex method, based on an attribute of data. The one or more processors control transmission and reception of data according to the selected schedule.
Claims12
A communication apparatus comprising:
- one or more processors configured to:
- select any schedule from among a plurality of schedules having processing units of data different from each other that are to be used for communication using a time-division multiplex method;
- switch the selected schedule to one of the plurality of schedules during process of transmission or reception based on an attribute of data subjected to the process;
- and
- control transmission and reception of data according to the one of the plurality of schedules, wherein
- the selected schedule has a first processing unit and the one of the plurality of schedules has a second processing unit,
- a start time of the first processing unit and a start time of the second processing unit are same, and
- a process allocated to the first processing unit and a process allocated to the second processing unit are same.
A communication method comprising:
- selecting any schedule from among a plurality of schedules having processing units of data different from each other that are to be used for communication using a time-division multiplex method;
- switching the selected schedule to one of the plurality of schedules during process of transmission or reception based on an attribute of data subjected to the process;
- and
- controlling transmission and reception of data according to the one of the plurality of schedules, wherein
- the selected schedule has a first processing unit and the one of the plurality of schedules has a second processing unit,
- a start time of the first processing unit and a start time of the second processing unit are same, and
- a process allocated to the first processing unit and a process allocated to the second processing unit are same.
A computer program product having a non-transitory computer readable medium including programmed instructions, wherein the instructions, when executed by a computer, cause the computer to perform:
- selecting any schedule from among a plurality of schedules having processing units of data different from each other that are to be used for communication using a time-division multiplex method;
- switching the selected schedule to one of the plurality of schedules during process of transmission or reception based on an attribute of data subjected to the process;
- and
- controlling transmission and reception of data according to the one of the plurality of schedules, wherein
- the selected schedule has a first processing unit and the one of the plurality of schedules has a second processing unit,
- a start time of the first processing unit and a start time of the second processing unit are same, and
- a process allocated to the first processing unit and a process allocated to the second processing unit are same.
A communication apparatus comprising:
- one or more processors configured to:
- select any schedule from among a plurality of schedules having processing units of data different from each other that are to be used for communication using a time-division multiplex method, based on a data length of data;
- and
- control transmission and reception of the data according to the selected schedule, wherein
- the plurality of schedule include a first schedule having a first processing unit and a second schedule having a second processing unit,
- a start time of the first processing unit and a start time of the second processing unit are same, and
- a process allocated to the first processing unit and a process allocated to the second processing unit are same.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.