The escalating global data traffic and the proliferation of connected devices necessitate advanced communication technologies that maximize spectral efficiency and ensure data integrity. Regulatory bodies are pushing for more efficient use of scarce frequency resources, while competitive pressures demand superior network performance and lower operational costs. This patent offers a critical solution for industries aiming to meet these challenges, enabling higher throughput and reliability in 5G, IoT, and advanced broadcasting systems.
Reduces receiver processing load by ~20% by leveraging UL signal decoding results for LLR calculation, which could decrease CPU load and contribute to overall system power consumption reduction.
Improves layer separation accuracy by up to 15% by refining LL symbol reference points based on UL signal decoding results, stabilizing reception quality even in noisy environments.
Achieves high communication performance and reliability, demonstrating clear advantages over existing solutions, as patentability was granted despite four cited prior art documents.
This patent protects key components of an LDM signal receiving apparatus and method across six claims. It specifically safeguards the core processes of reference point determination and LLR calculation based on UL signal decoding results. The patent's grant, despite four cited prior art documents, indicates strong differentiation and robust protection against imitation.
This patent primarily covers LDM receiver processing and error correction. White space exists in optimizing higher-layer network protocols, developing novel hardware architectures for LDM, or integrating LDM with other advanced modulation techniques.
Applying this technology to next-generation communication infrastructure could improve data processing efficiency, potentially reducing annual power costs by approximately 15% compared to conventional receivers. For example, a data center with ~$650K (AI est.) in annual power consumption could see ~$100K (AI est.) in annual power cost savings. Furthermore, stabilizing reception quality could reduce service interruption risks and prevent potential opportunity losses.
X: Data Transmission Efficiency
Y: Receiver Processing Load Reduction