Methods for rapid fault recovery of corrupted 5G/6G messages
OwnerDavid E. Newman, R. Kemp Massengillinventors
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Message faulting is an expensive problem for 5G and especially for 6G due to increased pathloss and network faulting. Current message correction procedures rely on bulky FEC codes or automatic retransmission requests, further burdening the network. Disclosed are methods for a receiver to recognize a faulted message, identify the faulted message elements, and determine the corrected value for each fault, thereby recovering the correct message without a retransmission. Autonomous error correction within a receiver can be performed without network assistance or standards because the receiver has enough data, in the form of the received waveforms and the included error-detection code (usually just 16 bits) to find the corrected version internally. Reduced dependence on retransmissions and multiple code transmissions will alleviate network crowding while preserving the desired reliability and latency goals of the recipient.
A method for a receiver to correct a faulted message, the method comprising:
A method for a wireless receiver to improve communication reliability, the method comprising:
A method for a wireless receiver to recover a corrupted message, the method comprising:
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