Intel corporation (20240333417). ENHANCED BIT BORROWING TECHNIQUES FOR STREAMING DATA PROTOCOLS simplified abstract

ENHANCED BIT BORROWING TECHNIQUES FOR STREAMING DATA PROTOCOLS

Organization Name

intel corporation

Inventor(s)

Wayne Ballantyne of Chandler AZ (US)

Laurence Bays of Allentown PA (US)

Peter Pawliuk of Tempe AZ (US)

ENHANCED BIT BORROWING TECHNIQUES FOR STREAMING DATA PROTOCOLS - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240333417 titled 'ENHANCED BIT BORROWING TECHNIQUES FOR STREAMING DATA PROTOCOLS

The patent application describes a system for placing bits in an isochronous data stream from one port to another by injecting status or control bits in place of low-order bits in a frame of the data stream.

• The system injects status or control bits using a first port with a periodicity less than the frame rate of the data stream.
• It receives the data stream from the first port using a second port synchronized to the periodicity.
• The system extracts the status or control bit and the remainder of the frame using the second port.

Potential Applications: - Data transmission systems - Real-time communication networks - Audio and video streaming technologies

Problems Solved: - Efficient placement of bits in a data stream - Synchronization of data transmission between ports

Benefits: - Improved data transmission efficiency - Enhanced synchronization capabilities - Reduced data transfer latency

Commercial Applications: Title: "Advanced Data Transmission System for Real-time Networks" This technology can be used in industries such as telecommunications, broadcasting, and multimedia streaming services to optimize data transmission and improve network performance.

Questions about the technology: 1. How does the system ensure accurate extraction of status or control bits from the data stream? 2. What are the potential challenges in implementing this technology in real-time communication networks?

Original Abstract Submitted

this disclosure describes systems, methods, and devices for placing bits in an isochronous data stream from a first data port to a second data port. a device may inject, using a first port, based on a periodicity less than a defined frame rate of a data stream comprising multiple frames, a status or control bit in place of one or more low-order bits, reserved bits, or unused bits of a frame of the data stream, wherein the frame includes one or more data words; receive, using a second port synchronized to the periodicity, the data stream from the first port; extract, using the second port, based on the periodicity, the status or control bit; and extract, using the second port, a remainder of the frame.