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US 2010/0166016 A1Published application
Packet header structure
AssigneeKoninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
InventorsJeremy Moss, Adrian W. Payne
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AssigneeKoninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
InventorsJeremy Moss, Adrian W. Payne
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The present invention relates to a data packet header comprising a first bit field consisting of a first sequence of bits with identical values and a second bit field consisting of a second sequence of bits, the second sequence of bits being subject to a run-length restriction, and located immediately after the first sequence of bits in the order of transmission. The number of bits in the first sequence is equal to or exceeding the run-length restriction and the bits of the second sequence have opposite identical values to the value of the first bit of the second sequence of bits. The invention equally relates to a correlator for detecting a data stream and arranged to determine a correct clock phase for the data stream.
A method of generating a data packet header, comprising:
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A transceiver of a communication system for generating a data packet header, said transceiver comprising:
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A computer readable storage medium having stored thereon a data packet header comprising a first bit field having a first sequence of bits with identical values and a second bit field having a second sequence of bits, the second sequence of bits being subject to a run-length restriction, and being located immediately after the first sequence of bits in the order of transmission, the number of bits in the first sequence being equal to or exceeding the run-length restriction, the bits of the first sequence having opposite identical values to the first bit of the second sequence of bits, and all bits in the first and second bit fields serving as device address bits.
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