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Title

Method and apparatus for adaptive signaling in a QAM communication system

Application Number:

US20010871833

Publication Date:

07-06-2005

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Application Date:

01-06-2001

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US

Priority Date:

01-06-2001

Title

Method and apparatus for adaptive signaling in a QAM communication system

Application Number:

US20010871833

Family ID:

Publication Country:

US

Publication Date:

07-06-2005

Application Date:

01-06-2001

Priority Date:

01-06-2001

Current Assignee:

Declaring Company:

Abstract  Abstract

A method and apparatus to adaptively puncture bits within QAM modulated data symbols transmitted in a communication system in order to effect a signaling channel. The method and apparatus utilize inherent characteristics of a particular mapping scheme for the QAM constellation to selectively puncture particular bits within a data symbol with signaling information and predetermined binary values to selectively increase the log-likelihood ratio gains of those particular bits punctured with the signaling information. The log-likelihood ratios are used to obtain the signaling information and thus increasing the gain of the log-likelihood ratios affords greater reliability for the signaling information without increasing the required system resources.

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