Communication apparatus, transmitter, receiver, and error correction optical communication system
Abstract
A communication apparatus includes a transmitter and a receiver, wherein the transmitter further includes: an interleaver that rearranges positions of bits of an information frame; an FEC encoder that performs an error correction encoding to the information frame whose bit positions have been rearranged; and a selector that inserts FEC parity into predetermined positions of the information frame, to thereby generate a transmission signal, whereas the receiver includes: a selector that extracts an information frame part and an FEC parity part from a reception signal; an interleaver that rearranges positions of the bits of the information frame part using the same rule as that used at that transmitter side; an FEC decoder that corrects an error of bits rearranged based on the error correction parity part; and a de-interleaver that reproduces an information frame by returning positions of error-corrected bits to original bit positions.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A communication apparatus that comprises a transmitting unit and a receiving unit each of which has an error correction function, and transmits and receives respectively a information frame sufficiently longer than a codeword, wherein
the transmitting unit includes
a first interleaver that rearranges positions of bits in an information frame based on a predetermined rule;
an error correction encoder that carries out an error correction encoding to the information frame whose bit positions have been rearranged; and
a transmission signal generator that inserts error correction parities obtained by the encoding operation into predetermined positions of the information frame, thereby generating a transmission signal; and
the receiving unit includes
a reception signal extractor that receives the transmission signal and extracts a part corresponding to the information frame and the other part corresponding to the error correction parities, from the thus received transmission signal;
a second interleaver that rearranges positions of the bits in the information frame part based on the same rule as that of the first interleaver;
a decoder that corrects an error of bits rearranged by the second interleaver, based on the error correction parity part; and
a de-interleaver that reproduces an information frame by returning positions of the error-corrected bits to the original bit positions.
2 . The communication apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein the information frame is an Ethernet® frame.
3 . The communication apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein a Reed-Solomon error correction system is used for carrying out the error correction encoding operation.
4 . A communication apparatus that comprises a transmitting unit and a receiving unit each of which has an error correction function, and transmits and receives respectively an information frame that is sufficiently short to an extent that a burst error cannot be corrected satisfactorily when the information frame is interleaved as a single frame, wherein
the transmitting unit includes
a first frame generator that generates a frame sufficiently longer than a codeword, by combining a plurality of information frames;
a first interleaver that rearranges positions of bits in the frame generated by the first frame generator, based on a predetermined rule;
an error correction encoder that carries out an error correction encoding to the frame whose bit positions have been rearranged; and
a transmission signal generator that inserts error correction parities obtained by the encoding operation, into predetermined positions of the information frame, and
the receiving unit includes
a reception signal extractor that receives the transmission signal and extracts a part corresponding to the information frame and the other part corresponding to the error correction parities, from the thus received transmission signal;
a second frame generator that generates a frame sufficiently longer than a codeword, by combining a plurality of information frames;
a second interleaver that rearranges positions of bits in the frame generated by the second frame generator, based on the same rule as that used by the first interleaver;
a decoder that corrects an error of bits rearranged by the second interleaver, based on the error correction parity part;
a de-interleaver that returns positions of the error-corrected bits to the original bit positions; and
a frame divider that divides the error-corrected frame obtained by the de-interleaver, into a plurality of the original information frames.
5 . The communication apparatus according to claim 4 , wherein the information frame is an Ethernet® frame.
6 . The communication apparatus according to claim 4 , wherein a Reed-Solomon error correction system is used for carrying out the error correction encoding operation.
7 . A transmitter that transmits an information frame sufficiently longer than a codeword, the transmitter comprising:
an interleaver that rearranges positions of bits in an information frame based on a predetermined rule; an error correction encoder that carries out an error correction encoding to the information frame whose bit positions have been rearranged; and a transmission signal generator that inserts error correction parities obtained by encoding into predetermined positions in the information frame, thereby generating a transmission signal.
8 . A transmitter that transmits an information frame that is sufficiently short to an extent that a burst error cannot be corrected satisfactorily when the information frame is interleaved as a single frame, the transmitter comprising:
a frame generator that generates a frame sufficiently longer than a codeword, by combining a plurality of information frames; an interleaver that rearranges positions of bits in the frame generated by the frame generator, based on a predetermined rule; an error correction encoder that carries out an error correction encoding to the frame whose bit positions have been rearranged; and a transmission signal generator that inserts error correction parities obtained by the encoding operation, into predetermined positions of the information frame.
9 . A receiver that has an error correction function, and receives an information frame sufficiently longer than a codeword, the receiver comprising:
a reception signal extractor that extracts a part corresponding to an information frame and a part corresponding to an error correction parity, from a reception signal; an interleaver that rearranges positions of the bits in the information frame part, based on the same rule as that used at a transmitter side; a decoder that corrects an error of bits rearranged by the interleaver, based on the error correction parity part; and a de-interleaver that reproduces an information frame by returning positions of the error-corrected bits to the original bit positions.
10 . A receiver that has an error correction function, and receives an information frame that is sufficiently short to an extent that a burst error cannot be corrected satisfactorily when the information frame is interleaved as a single frame, the receiver comprising:
a reception signal extractor that extracts a part corresponding to an information frame and a part corresponding to a plurality of error correction parities, from a reception signal; a frame generator that generates a frame sufficiently longer than a codeword, by combining a plurality of information frames; an interleaver that rearranges positions of bits in the frame generated by the frame generator, based on the same rule as that used at a transmitter side; a decoder that corrects an error of bits rearranged by the interleaver, based on the error correction parity part; a de-interleaver that returns positions of the error-corrected bits to the original bit positions; and a frame divider that divides the error-corrected frame obtained by the de-interleaver, into a plurality of original information frames.
11 . An error-correction optical communication system that comprises a transmitting unit and a receiving unit each of which has an error correction function, and transmits and receives respectively a information frame sufficiently longer than a codeword, wherein
the transmitting unit includes
a first interleaver that rearranges positions of bits in an information frame based on a predetermined rule;
an error correction encoder that carries out an error correction encoding to the information frame whose bit positions have been rearranged; and
a transmission signal generator that inserts error correction parities obtained by the encoding operation into predetermined positions of the information frame, thereby generating a transmission signal, and
the receiving unit includes
a reception signal extractor that receives the transmission signal and extracts a part corresponding to the information frame and the other part corresponding to the error correction parities, from the thus received transmission signal;
a second interleaver that rearranges positions of the bits in the information frame part based on the same rule as that of the first interleaver;
a decoder that corrects an error of bits rearranged by the second interleaver, based on the error correction parity part; and
a de-interleaver that reproduces an information frame by returning positions of the error-corrected bits to the original bit positions.
12 . The error-correction optical communication system according to claim 11 , wherein the information frame is an Ethernet® frame.
13 . The error-correction optical communication system according to claim 11 , wherein a Reed-Solomon error correction system is used for carrying out the error correction encoding operation.
14 . An error-correction optical communication system that comprises a transmitting unit and a receiving unit each of which has an error correction function, and transmits and receives respectively an information frame that is sufficiently short to an extent that a burst error cannot be corrected satisfactorily when the information frame is interleaved as a single frame, wherein
the transmitting unit includes
a first frame generator that generates a frame sufficiently longer than a codeword, by combining a plurality of information frames;
a first interleaver that rearranges positions of bits in the frame generated by the first frame generator, based on a predetermined rule;
an error correction encoder that carries out an error correction encoding to the frame of whose bit positions have been rearranged; and
a transmission signal generator that inserts error correction parities obtained by the encoding operation, into predetermined positions of the information frame, and
the receiving unit includes
a reception signal extractor that receives the transmission signal and extracts a part corresponding to the information frame and the other part corresponding to the error correction parities, from the thus received transmission signal;
a second frame generator that generates a frame sufficiently longer than a codeword, by combining a plurality of information frames;
a second interleaver that rearranges positions of bits in the frame generated by the second frame generator, based on the same rule as that used by the first interleaver;
a decoder that corrects an error of bits rearranged by the second interleaver, based on the error correction parity part;
a de-interleaver that returns positions of the error-corrected bits to the original bit positions; and
a frame divider that divides the error-corrected frame obtained by the de-interleaver, into a plurality of the original information frames.
15 . The error-correction optical communication system according to claim 14 , wherein the information frame is an Ethernet® frame.
16 . The error-correction optical communication system according to claim 14 , wherein a Reed-Solomon error correction system is used for carrying out the error correction encoding operation.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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