Method for determining synchronization code under SMIA
AssigneeAltek Corporation
InventorWen-Bin Wang
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Abstract
A method for determining the synchronization code under a standard mobile imaging architecture is provided. This method is essentially to solve any possible error occurring as transferring the images among the mobile devices. If any error is occurred to the transferred bit stream, it will cause fault in the image data. Consequently, the present invention provides an approach to compare every input data with iterative comparison operation, so as to obtain the position of synchronization codes under SMIA. Therefore, the correct synchronization code will solve the possible error translation.
Claims18
A method of determining synchronization code under Standard Mobile
- Image Architecture (SMIA), comprising:
- receiving data;
- reversing the received data in order, which forms a data type of Least Significant Bit (LSB) first;
- storing to a storage unit;
- performing a comparison operation on the data and a set of synchronization codes having an offset;
- and
- if the synchronization codes do not match the data, performing the next comparison operation having a different offset, until the synchronization codes match the data.
A method of determining synchronization code under Standard-Mobile Image Architecture (SMIA), comprising:
- a decoder receiving the data with LSB first;
- the decoder performing a reversion, and forming the data with MSB first;
- reversing the data in order, and forming a data type of LSB first;
- storing the data into a storage unit;
- passing the data to a first comparison unit for performing a first comparison operation;
- passing the data to a second comparison unit for performing a second comparison operation;
- passing the data to a third comparison unit for performing a third comparison operation;
- passing the data to a fourth comparison unit for performing a fourth comparison operation;
- passing the data to a fifth comparison unit for performing a fifth comparison operation;
- passing the data to a sixth comparison unit for performing a sixth comparison operation;
- passing the data to a seventh comparison unit for performing a seventh comparison operation;
- and
- passing the data to a eighth comparison unit for performing a eighth comparison operation;
- wherein each comparison unit has a synchronization code with different offset, and once the result of any comparison operation matches the synchronization code of the data, stops performing comparison operations.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.