Method and packet radio system for transmitting modulation and signalling information
AssigneeNokia Networks Oy
InventorJussi Sipola
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Abstract
The invention relates to a coding method of signalling information in a packet radio system and to a packet radio system, which comprises at least one base station and subscriber terminal, in which signals to be transmitted on a radio connection between the base station and the subscriber terminal form blocks, which comprise bursts consisting of symbols, the burst comprising a training sequence in which modulation information is included. The invention is characterized in that signalling information is coded together with the modulation information relating to the whole block into the training sequences of the block. Coding enables e.g. a higher data transmission rate because it is not necessary to reserve data bits for coding of uplink state flags, for example.
Claims16
A coding method of signalling information in a packet radio system, which comprises at least one base station (112) and subscriber terminal (150),
- in which signals to be transmitted on a radio connection (170) between the base station (112) and the subscriber terminal (150) form blocks, which comprise bursts consisting of symbols,
- the burst comprising a training sequence (302) in which modulation information is included,
- characterized in that signalling information is coded together with the modulation information relating to the whole block into the training sequences (302) of the block.
A packet radio system, which comprises at least one base station (112) and subscriber terminal (150),
- in which the signals to be transmitted on a radio connection (170) between the base station (112) and the subscriber terminal (150) form blocks, which comprise bursts consisting of symbols,
- the bursts comprising a training sequence (302) in which modulation information is included,
- characterized in that the packet radio system is arranged to code signalling information together with the modulation information relating to the whole block into the training sequences (302) of the block.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.