Variable state length initialization
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1. A method for variable state length initialization in a first multicarrier transceiver, comprising:
- receiving, from a second multicarrier transceiver, by the first multicarrier transceiver, a plurality of values, wherein the plurality of values specify respective minimum numbers of multicarrier symbols for a plurality of respective initialization states;
transmitting to the second multicarrier transceiver, by the first multicarrier transceiver, at least a first minimum number of multicarrier symbols for a first initialization state of the plurality of initialization states; and
transmitting to the second multicarrier transceiver, by the first multicarrier transceiver, a predefined signal indicating exit from the first initialization state after at least the first minimum number of multicarrier symbols has been transmitted.
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Abstract
Through the use of a variable state length initialization, both the transmitter and the receiver can have control of the length of one or more initialization states. For example, a transmitter can send information, such as a message, to the receiver at the commencement of, during initialization or prior to entering a variable length initialization state. The information can specify, for example, a minimum length of an initialization state as needed by the transmitter.
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1. A method for variable state length initialization in a first multicarrier transceiver, comprising:
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receiving, from a second multicarrier transceiver, by the first multicarrier transceiver, a plurality of values, wherein the plurality of values specify respective minimum numbers of multicarrier symbols for a plurality of respective initialization states; transmitting to the second multicarrier transceiver, by the first multicarrier transceiver, at least a first minimum number of multicarrier symbols for a first initialization state of the plurality of initialization states; and transmitting to the second multicarrier transceiver, by the first multicarrier transceiver, a predefined signal indicating exit from the first initialization state after at least the first minimum number of multicarrier symbols has been transmitted. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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