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Data length compensating device for compensating lost cells in packet data composed of a plurality of cells

  • US 5,657,316 A
  • Filed: 12/18/1995
  • Issued: 08/12/1997
  • Est. Priority Date: 01/23/1995
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A data length compensating device compensating a length of packet data composed of a plurality of packets, each including a plurality of cells, which have sequence numbers, the data length compensating device comprising:

  • an input terminal for receiving a plurality of the packets of the packet data;

    a first buffer memory for holding a plurality of cells included in the received packets;

    lost cell detector for detecting lost cells to be included in the received packets and outputting the number of the lost cells;

    compensating controller, operatively connected to the lost cell detecting means, for judging a cell lost mode, which indicates where the lost cells are to be located at the heading of a packet, within a packet or over succeeding packets of the received packet data, based on the number of the lost cells sent from the lost cell detector and deciding positions of the lost cells to be compensated to the received packet data in correspondence with the judged cell lost mode;

    a second buffer memory, operatively connected to the compensating controller and the first buffer memory, for storing the decided number of the lost cells and the positions to be compensated; and

    inserting circuit, operatively connected to the first and second buffer memories, for inserting dummy cells to the plurality of cells output from the first buffer memory, based on the number of the lost cells and the positions to be compensated, output from the second buffer memory to restore the length of the packet data.

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