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US 11,444,723 B2Granted
Signal protection
AssigneeNevio AS
InventorAndrew Rayner
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Abstract
A signal protector utilizes a variable latency station to provide error correction.
Claims3
A data protection method comprising the steps of:
- providing an encoder including a transmit buffer between an encoder input and each of a path A transmitter and a path B transmitter;
- providing a decoder including a receive buffer between a decoder output and each of a path A receiver and a path B receiver;
- and,
- interconnecting separate data paths A and B between the encoder path A, B transmitters and the decoder path A, B receivers;
- transporting a data stream from the encoder to the decoder over path A to supply a decoder data output;
- after a data fault, using unfaulted data in a decoder buffer to continue decoder data output without interruption;
- transporting corrective data stored in an encoder transmit buffer to the decoder via path B;
- continuing an uninterrupted supply of data to the decoder data output using the corrective data and the encoder data stream transported over path B;
- data path B does not redundantly propagate the same data values as data path A;
- and,
- bandwidth consumption is limited to a single connection while there are no communications errors.
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A signal protection device comprising:
- an encoder including a transmit buffer between an encoder input and each of a path A transmitter and a path B transmitter;
- a decoder including a receive buffer between a decoder output and each of a path A receiver and a path B receiver;
- data paths A and B that extend between the encoder and the decoder;
- data path B does not redundantly propagate the same data values as data path A;
- wherein a data fault on data path A causes path B to resend the faulted data while uninterrupted decoder output continues;
- an uninterrupted decoder output is a segment of unfaulted path A data;
- and,
- the segment is ahead of faulted path A data and output from the receive buffer.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.