Methods and apparatus for multi-dimensional data permutation in wireless networks
AssigneeApple Inc.
InventorsMarkus Mueck, Maik Bienas, Martin Hans
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AssigneeApple Inc.
InventorsMarkus Mueck, Maik Bienas, Martin Hans
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Methods and apparatus that seek to increase the diversity seen in wireless communication systems by intelligently implementing a joint multi-dimensional permutation approach. In an exemplary embodiment, this is accomplished by combining the permutation of various transmitter antennas, various data streams (for example, in a MIMO configuration) and various constellation-bit mappings into a coherent multi-dimensional permutation scheme. Subsequent retransmissions in combination with an initial transmission are utilized to obtain substantial signal flattening at a receiver which increases the likelihood that retransmissions that follow detected errors will successfully convey the transmitted data to the receiver. Both open and closed-loop approaches are contemplated which take advantage of the multi-dimensional permutation schemes. In addition, embodiments utilized in the context of retransmission mechanisms such as HARQ are also contemplated.
A method for permuting data in a wireless network, the method comprising:
For use in a wireless network, a method for multi-dimensionally permuting data, the method comprising:
For use in a wireless network, a method for multi-dimensionally permuting data, the method comprising:
Wireless communication apparatus, comprising:
Wireless communication apparatus, comprising:
A computer-readable apparatus having a non-transitory storage medium with at least one computer program stored thereon, the at least one computer program comprising a plurality of computer executable instructions that are configured to, when executed by a processor:
A computer readable apparatus having a non-transitory storage medium with at least one computer program stored thereon, the at least one computer program comprising a plurality of computer executable instructions that are configured to, when executed by a processor:
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