Abstract:
A DLL for reducing jitter during a high frequency operation by separately controlling a coarse delay and a fine delay. The DLL includes a multiplexing unit for selectively outputting one of the rising clock and the falling clock; a first delay line for generating a first internal clock and a second internal clock; a second delay line for generating a first clock and a second clock; a delay line control unit for controlling the second delay line; a phase control unit for generating a first DLL clock and a second DLL clock by mixing the first clock and the second clock; and a phase comparing unit for comparing the first DLL clock and the second DLL clock with the rising clock to generate a lock signal for controlling an operation timing of the first delay line and the second delay line.
Abstract:
An apparatus for adjusting a clock signal, including: a clock multiplexing unit for receiving an external clock signal, an external clock bar signal and a feed-backed clock signal in order to select one of the external clock signal and the external clock bar signal as an output signal of the clock multiplexing unit based on a result of comparing a phase of the external clock signal with a phase of the feed-backed clock signal; and a delay locked loop (DLL) for generating a duty corrected clock signal and the feed-backed clock signal in response to the output signal of the clock multiplexing unit.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a mobile station for determining a data rate for a packet data service in a mobile communication system including a base station, and the mobile station being provided with a voice service and a packet data service from the base station. In the mobile station, a receiver receives orthogonal code allocation information indicating the number of orthogonal codes allocated for the packet data service, a measurer measures a CIR using a received pilot channel, and a controller determines a data rate corresponding to the measured CIR, controls the determined data rate based on the number of the allocated orthogonal codes, and determines a controlled data rate.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a method for indicating an end of transmitting data frames in order to enable a UTRAN (UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications System) Terrestrial Radio Access Network) to assign a common packet channel to another user equipment (UE) in a UE for a CDMA mobile communication system. The UE requests assignment of any one of a number of common packet channels assignable in the UTRAN; the UE is assigned a common packet channel by the UTRAN in response to the to request; the UE sequentially transmits the data frames and their associated control frames over the assigned common packet channel; and the UE transmits at least one control frame, in an appointed field of which a given bit pattern appointed with the UTRAN is registered, in order to inform the UTRAN of an end of data transmission upon completing data transmission through the data frames.
Abstract:
Disclosed is an apparatus for encoding TFCI bits in an asynchronous CDMA mobile communication system including a UE and a Node B for transmitting packet data to the UE. A TFCI bit generator creates the TFCI bits, the number of which is variable depending on an information bit ratio of the first channel to the second channel. A code length information generator generates code length information for setting a length of a codeword according to the information bit ratio. A Walsh code generator generates first to fifth basis Walsh codewords. A sequence generator generates an all-1 sequence. A mask generator generates first to fourth basis masks. First to tenth multipliers multiply the TFCI bits by the first to fifth basis Walsh codewords, the all-1 sequence and the first to fourth basis masks, respectively. An adder adds outputs of the first to tenth multipliers. A puncturer punctures a codeword output from the adder according to the code length information.
Abstract:
A method for decoding received data in a decoder which receives data from an encoder varying a length of a Walsh code according to a coding rate of transmission data, and has maximum IFHT (Inverse Fast Hadamard Transform) stages capable of decoding even the data encoded by a Walsh code with a maximum length. The method comprises selecting at least one IFHT stage among the maximum IFHT stages according to a length of the Walsh code used for the received data; and performing inverse fast Hadamard transform on the received data by the selected IFHT stage.
Abstract:
A delay locked loop (DLL) for generating a delay locked clock signal includes a delay line unit for delaying an external clock signal according to a delay amount control signal to thereby generate the delay locked clock signal; a divider for dividing the delay locked clock signal by a predetermined number determined based on a column address strobe (CAS) latency to thereby generate a divided signal; and a delay line control unit for generating the delay amount control signal based on a result of comparing a phase of the external clock signal and a delayed signal of the divided signal.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a method for determining transmission power of a second TFCI bit indicating transport format information of data on a downlink shared channel transmitted from a selected Node B to a UE in a mobile communication system including the UE existing in a handover zone and a plurality of Node Bs in an active set of the UE. The Node Bs transmit dedicated channel data including a first TFCI bit to the UE over dedicated channels. A first Node B transmits dedicated channel data over a dedicated channel and transmits downlink shared channel data over the downlink shared channel. The first Node B determines a transmission power level of the second TFCI bit to be higher than a ratio of transmission power of the dedicated channel data from a Node B transmitting only the dedicated channel data to transmission power of the first TFCI bit.
Abstract:
A method for transmitting control data on a downlink and/or uplink channel in a base station and/or mobile station in a mobile communication system. In one embodiment, the base station determines whether there is downlink channel data to transmit to a mobile station. If there is no data to be transmitted over the downlink channel for a predetermined time period, the base station drives a random gating position selector to determine a random gating slot position, gates on the control data at the determined slot position, and gates off the control data at other slot positions. The random position selector determines the gating slot position by calculating a value x by multiplying a system frame number (SFN) of a received signal by a specific integer; selecting n bits starting from a position which is at an x-chip distance from the start point of a scrambling code, which has a period equal to one frame, before a plurality of gating durations used in generating a downlink signal; and determining a gating slot position of a corresponding gating slot group by performing a modulo operation on the selected n bits, where the module operation is by the number of slots in a gating slot group.
Abstract:
An apparatus encodes an input information bit stream comprised of 5 bits into a (11,5) codeword comprised of 11 coded symbols. The apparatus comprises a Reed-Muller encoder for encoding the input information bit stream into a first order Reed-Muller codeword comprised of 16 coded symbols; and a puncturer for selecting a second coded symbol position or a third coded symbol position out of the 16 coded symbols constituting the first order Reed-Muller codeword, puncturing the coded symbols at intervals of 3 symbols beginning at the selected position, and thus outputting an optimal (11,5) codeword.