| 摘要 |
<p>Each message (ME) transmitted from terminals to a base station (SB) is segmented into bursts (B1-B10) successively distributed on consecutive carriers and over successive time intervals. Each burst comprises a 3-bit or 4-bit code word indicating its position and the rank relationship between its carrier and the carrier of an adjacent burst. To reconstruct the message correctly in the base station, a flag representing the order relationship in the code word of a first burst is produced first of all. The data of each other burst are concatenated with those of the preceding bursts when the order relationship in the burst code word with the preceding burst carrier corresponds to the order relationship represented by the flag of the preceding burst. The flag then becomes representative of the rank relationship between the carriers of the burst and of the following burst.</p> |
