Method and apparatus for selecting an optimal swapping technique in discrete multi-tone system
AssigneeSilicon Integrated Systems Corp.
InventorsShang-Ho Tsai, Hsien-Chun Huang, Ching-Kae Tzou
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AssigneeSilicon Integrated Systems Corp.
InventorsShang-Ho Tsai, Hsien-Chun Huang, Ching-Kae Tzou
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A method and an apparatus are provided in this invention to select an optimal swapping technique in discrete multi-tone system. The algorithm for performing gain-swapping is also proposed in the present invention. A swapping technique is selected from gain-swapping and a combination of bit-swapping and gain-swapping based on two index values such that the difference between the maximum mean square error (MSEmax) and the minimum mean square error (MSEmin) is minimized and the gain factor constraints are met. The first index value I is representative of range of improvement when adopting the gain-swapping as the swapping technique, and the second index value J is representative of range of improvement when adopting a combination of the gain-swapping and the bit-swapping as the swapping technique.
A method for selecting a swapping technique from a group consisting of a bit-swapping and a gain-swapping techniques in a discrete multi-tone (DMT) system having multiple sub-channels, gain factor constraints, a threshold index value (T), and a maximum mean square error (MSEmax) and a minimum mean square error (MSEmin), the method comprising:
A method for performing gain-swapping in a discrete multi-tone (DMT) system having multiple sub-channels, gain factor constraints, and a maximum mean square error (MSEmax) and a minimum mean square error (MSEmin), wherein the gain factor constraints have a maximum gain factor constraint (Gcm) and a minimum gain factor constraint (Gcn), gmax denotes the gain of the sub-channel respecting MSEmax, gmin denotes the gain of the channel respecting MSEmin, said method comprising the steps of:
A swapping technique selector for selecting an optimal swapping technique from a group consisting of a bit-swapping and a gain-swapping techniques in a discrete multi-tone (DMT) system having multiple sub-channels, gain factor constraints, and a threshold index value (T) and a maximum mean square error (MSEmax) and a minimum mean square error (MSEmin), the swapping technique selector comprising:
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