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US 8,780,687 B2Granted
Method and apparatus for vectored data communication
AssigneeLantiq Deutschland GmbH
InventorsAxel Clausen, Vladimir Oksman, Heinrich Schenk
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Abstract
In an embodiment, vector training signals are received. Noise affecting the training signals is evaluated, and a noise indication is thus determined.
Claims24
An apparatus, comprising:
- a receiver configured to receive vector training signals transmitted via a communication connection;
- and
- a control circuitry configured to evaluate noise other than crosstalk influencing the vector training signals and to transmit a noise indication via the communication connection based on the noise evaluation and an error signal via the communication connection, the noise indication indicating whether noise other than crosstalk influencing the vector training signals was detected and comprising information regarding a magnitude of such noise, the error signal indicating a deviation between sent and received vector training signals, wherein the control circuitry is configured to evaluate the noise by comparing a deviation of a received synchronization symbol from an expected value with an average deviation between synchronization symbols received and their respective expected values.
An apparatus, comprising:
- a plurality of transmitters configured to be coupled to communication connections and to transmit vector training signals via the communication connections;
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- a vectoring device configured to reduce the influence of crosstalk between at least some of the communication connections by vectoring, wherein the vectoring device is further configured to adapt the vectoring based on error information and non-crosstalk noise information received in response to the transmitting of the vector training signals,
- wherein the non-crosstalk noise information indicates whether noise other than crosstalk influencing the vector training signals was detected and comprises information regarding a magnitude of such noise, so that the crosstalk reduction implemented by the vectoring device does not deteriorate with the use of the non-crosstalk noise information,
- wherein the error information indicates a deviation between sent and received vector training signals.
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A method of reducing crosstalk for vectored communication, comprising:
- receiving vector training signals transmitted via a communication connection;
- evaluating noise other than crosstalk influencing the vector training signals;
- and
- transmitting a noise indication via the communication connection based on the noise evaluation and an error signal via the communication connection, the noise indication indicating whether noise other than crosstalk influencing the vector training signals was detected and comprising information regarding a magnitude of such noise, the error signal indicating a deviation between sent and received vector training signals, wherein evaluating the noise comprises comparing a deviation of a received synchronization symbol from an expected value with an average deviation between synchronization symbols received and their respective expected values.
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A method of reducing crosstalk for vectored communication, comprising:
- transmitting vector training signals via a plurality of communication connections;
- reducing the influence of crosstalk between at least some of the communication connections by vectoring;
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- adapting the vectoring based on error information and non-crosstalk noise information received in response to the transmitting of the vector training signals,
- wherein the non-crosstalk noise information indicates whether noise other than crosstalk influencing the vector training signals was detected and comprises information regarding a magnitude of such noise, so that the crosstalk reduction implemented by the vectoring device does not deteriorate with the use of the non-crosstalk noise information,
- wherein the error information indicates a deviation between sent and received vector training signals.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.