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US 2004/0205306 A1Published application
Manipulating data for improving storage and transmission
OwnerDavid Janas, Geoffrey A. Gouldinventors
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Abstract
In one embodiment of the present invention, a method includes manipulating a first data image into a modified data image, where the modified data image has a faster write time than the first data image for a memory. The manipulation may be based on an algorithm selected on a priori knowledge of at least one characteristic of the memory or transmission channel to which the modified data is to be sent.
Claims30
A method comprising:
- manipulating a first data image into a modified data image, the modified data image having a faster write time than the first data image for a predetermined memory type.
A method comprising:
- converting first data into modified data, the modified data having a reduced concentration of first bit states compared to the first data, wherein the first bit states have a greater energy consumption if written to a predetermined memory.
A system comprising:
- at least one storage device to store code to manipulate a first data image into a modified data image, the modified data image having a faster write time than the first data image for a predetermined memory type;
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- a dipole antenna coupled to the at least one storage device.
An article comprising a machine-readable storage medium containing instructions that if executed enable a system to:
- convert first data into modified data, the modified data having a reduced concentration of first bit states compared to the first data, wherein the first bit states have a slower write time for a predetermined memory.
A method comprising:
- converting first data into modified data based on a priori knowledge of at least one characteristic of a transmission channel;
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- transmitting the modified data via the transmission channel.
An apparatus comprising:
- at least one storage device to store code to convert first data into modified data, the modified data having a reduced concentration of first bit states compared to the first data, wherein the first bit states have a greater energy consumption if written to a predetermined memory.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.