Wireless Communication System, Wireless Communication Device and Wireless Communication Method
AssigneeHitachi Kokusai Electric Inc.
InventorsTadashi MATSUMOTO, Ade IRAWAN
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AssigneeHitachi Kokusai Electric Inc.
InventorsTadashi MATSUMOTO, Ade IRAWAN
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A wireless communication system and device improve throughput in a propagation path environment where retransmission is repeated. In a transmission-side wireless communication device, transmission signal storage memories hold bit sequences related to two packet signals for which NACK has been returned, a helper packet generation unit operates the exclusive OR of bit sequences related to two or more of a predetermined number of packet signals held in the transmission signal storage memories, and a coding unit to a transmitting and receiving antenna transmits an auxiliary packet generated by coding a bit sequence of a helper packet that is a result of the exclusive OR operation when the number of packet signals for which NACK has been returned reaches the predetermined number.
A wireless communication system, comprising a wireless communication device on a transmission side that transmits a packet signal generated by encoding a bit sequence to be transmitted, and a wireless communication device on a reception side that sends back ACK to indicate that the packet signal has been received normally or NACK to indicate that the packet signal could not be received normally, characterized in that
A wireless communication device for sending back, to a transmission side that transmitted a packet signal generated by encoding a bit sequence to be transmitted, ACK to indicate that the packet signal has been received normally or NACK to indicate that the packet signal could not be received normally in response to the reception of the packet signal, characterized in that
A wireless communication method according to which a wireless communication device that has received a packet signal generated by encoding a bit sequence to be transmitted sends back, to a transmission side that transmitted the packet signal, ACK to indicate that the packet signal has been received normally or NACK to indicate that the packet signal could not be received normally, characterized in that
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