KR102448858B1 - Apparatus for transmitting broadcasting signal using broadcasting signal frame signaling baseband sampling rate coefficient and method using the same - Google Patents

Abstract

A broadcast signal transmission apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a bootstrap generating unit that generates a bootstrap signaling a system bandwidth field corresponding to a system bandwidth for post-bootstrap and a baseband sampling rate coefficient. ; a preamble generator for generating a preamble located immediately following the bootstrap in a broadcast signal frame; and a payload generator for generating one or more subframes located immediately following the preamble in the broadcast signal frame.

Description

Apparatus for transmitting broadcast signals using broadcast signal frames signaling baseband sampling rate coefficients and methods for transmitting broadcast signals

The present invention relates to a broadcast signal transmission/reception technique used in a broadcast system, and more particularly, to a broadcast signal transmission/reception system for signaling a baseband sampling rate coefficient.

BICM (Bit-Interleaved Coded Modulation) is a bandwidth-efficient transmission technology that includes an error-correction coder, a bit-by-bit interleaver, and a high-order modulator. It is a combined form.

BICM can provide excellent performance with a simple structure by using a low-density parity check (LDPC) encoder or a turbo encoder as an error correction encoder. In addition, the BICM provides a high level of flexibility because a modulation order, a length of an error correction code, and a code rate can be variously selected. Because of these advantages, BICM is highly likely to be used not only in broadcasting standards such as DVB-T2 and DVB-NGH, but also in other next-generation broadcasting systems.

In order to simultaneously support multiple multiple services, multiplexing, which is a process of mixing multiple signals, is required. Among these multiplexing techniques, currently widely used techniques include Time Division Multiplexing (TDM) for dividing time resources and Frequency Division Multiplexing (FDM) for using dividing frequency resources. That is, TDM is a method of allocating divided time for each service, and FDM is a method of allocating and using divided frequency resources for each service. Recently, there is an urgent need for a new multiplexing technique that provides a higher level of flexibility and better performance than TDM and FDM applicable to a next-generation broadcasting system.

Meanwhile, the demand for convergence of broadcasting and communication is increasing day by day. Since broadcasting standards such as ATSC 3.0 and communication standards such as LTE or 5G independently promote standardization, the system frequencies often do not match.

When a broadcasting system such as ATSC 3.0 and a communication system such as 4G/5G use different system frequency bands, some frequency bands cannot be used when a service that converges broadcasting and communication is provided, so the frequency efficiency is lowered that much. do.

Accordingly, there is an urgent need for a new technology capable of preventing a decrease in frequency efficiency even when a broadcast system and a communication system provide a convergence service.

An object of the present invention is to enable a system frequency band used in a broadcast system to cover a system frequency band used in a communication system for a service in which a broadcast system and a communication system are fused.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a new broadcast signal signaling technique that is compatible with a broadcast signal transmission/reception system according to an existing broadcast standard and enables a new system frequency band to be used.

A broadcast signal transmission apparatus according to the present invention for achieving the above object is a boot generating bootstrap signaling a system bandwidth field and a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a system bandwidth for post-bootstrap. strap generation unit; a preamble generator for generating a preamble located immediately following the bootstrap in a broadcast signal frame; and a payload generator for generating one or more subframes located immediately following the preamble in the broadcast signal frame. In this case, the baseband sampling rate coefficient is a sampling defined using an integer calculation variable N in at least one part of a range which is settable with assigned bits. It may correspond to a sample rate determined based on a rate determination equation.

In this case, the baseband sampling rate coefficient may be the same as the calculated variable in at least a portion of the baseband sampling rate coefficient.

In this case, the baseband sampling rate coefficient may be different from the calculated variable in another part of the range.

In this case, the other part may include a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of -1 for the case where the system bandwidth is 5 MHz.

In this case, the other part includes: a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 134 for a case where the system bandwidth is 50 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 164 for the case where the system bandwidth is 60 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 224 for a case where the system bandwidth is 80 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 254 for the case where the system bandwidth is 90 MHz; and a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 284 for a case where the system bandwidth is 100 MHz.

In this case, the at least part includes: a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable equal to 2 for the case where the system bandwidth is 6 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 5 for the case where the system bandwidth is 7 MHz; and a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 8 for the case where the system bandwidth is 8 MHz.

In this case, the at least part includes: a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to a calculation variable of 14 for a case where the system bandwidth is 10 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 29 for the case where the system bandwidth is 15 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 44 for the case where the system bandwidth is 20 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 59 for the case where the system bandwidth is 25 MHz; and a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 74 for the case where the system bandwidth is 30 MHz.

In this case, the sampling rate determining equation may be (sample rate) = (N + 16) * 0.384 MHz (N is the calculated variable).

In addition, a broadcast signal transmission method according to an embodiment of the present invention includes the steps of generating one or more (one or more) subframes; generating a preamble corresponding to the one or more subframes; and generating a bootstrap signaling a system bandwidth field corresponding to a system bandwidth for post-bootstrap and a baseband sampling rate coefficient. In this case, the baseband sampling rate coefficient is a sampling defined using an integer calculation variable N in at least one part of a range which is settable with assigned bits. It may correspond to a sample rate determined based on a rate determination equation.

In this case, the baseband sampling rate coefficient may be the same as the calculated variable in at least a portion of the baseband sampling rate coefficient.

In this case, the baseband sampling rate coefficient may be different from the calculated variable in another part of the range.

In this case, the other part may include a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of -1 for the case where the system bandwidth is 5 MHz.

In this case, the other part includes: a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 134 for a case where the system bandwidth is 50 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 164 for the case where the system bandwidth is 60 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 224 for a case where the system bandwidth is 80 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 254 for the case where the system bandwidth is 90 MHz; and a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 284 for a case where the system bandwidth is 100 MHz.

In this case, the at least part includes: a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable equal to 2 for the case where the system bandwidth is 6 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 5 for the case where the system bandwidth is 7 MHz; and a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 8 for the case where the system bandwidth is 8 MHz.

In this case, the at least part includes: a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to a calculation variable of 14 for a case where the system bandwidth is 10 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 29 for the case where the system bandwidth is 15 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 44 for the case where the system bandwidth is 20 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 59 for the case where the system bandwidth is 25 MHz; and a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 74 for the case where the system bandwidth is 30 MHz.

In this case, the sampling rate determining equation may be (sample rate) = (N + 16) * 0.384 MHz (N is the calculated variable).

In addition, the apparatus for receiving a broadcast signal frame according to an embodiment of the present invention provides a system bandwidth field corresponding to a system bandwidth for post-bootstrap and a boot for restoring bootstrap signaling a baseband sampling rate coefficient. strap restoration; a preamble restoration unit for restoring a preamble located immediately following the bootstrap in a broadcast signal frame; and a payload restoration unit that restores one or more subframes located immediately following the preamble in the broadcast signal frame. In this case, the baseband sampling rate coefficient is a sampling defined using an integer calculation variable N in at least one part of a range which is settable with assigned bits. It may correspond to a sample rate determined based on a rate determination equation.

In this case, the baseband sampling rate coefficient may be the same as the calculated variable in at least a portion of the baseband sampling rate coefficient.

In this case, the baseband sampling rate coefficient may be different from the calculated variable in another part of the range.

In this case, the other part may include a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of -1 for the case where the system bandwidth is 5 MHz.

According to the present invention, for a service in which a broadcast system and a communication system are fused, the system frequency band used in the broadcast system may cover the system frequency band used in the communication system.

In addition, the present invention can provide a new broadcast signal signaling technique that is compatible with a broadcast signal transmission/reception system according to an existing broadcast standard and enables a new system frequency band to be used.

1 is a block diagram illustrating a broadcast signal transmission/reception system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
2 is an operation flowchart illustrating a broadcast signal transmission/reception method according to an embodiment of the present invention.
3 is a block diagram illustrating an example of the apparatus for generating a broadcast signal frame shown in FIG. 1 .
4 is a diagram illustrating an example of a broadcast signal frame structure.
5 is a diagram illustrating an example of a process in which the broadcast signal frame shown in FIG. 4 is received.
6 is a diagram illustrating another example of a process in which the broadcast signal frame shown in FIG. 4 is received.
FIG. 7 is a block diagram illustrating another example of the apparatus for generating a broadcast signal frame shown in FIG. 1 .
FIG. 8 is a block diagram illustrating an example of the signal demultiplexing apparatus shown in FIG. 1 .
9 is a block diagram illustrating an example of the core layer BICM decoder and the enhanced layer symbol extractor shown in FIG. 8 .
10 is a block diagram illustrating another example of the core layer BICM decoder and the enhanced layer symbol extractor shown in FIG. 8 .
11 is a block diagram illustrating another example of the core layer BICM decoder and the enhanced layer symbol extractor shown in FIG. 8 .
12 is a block diagram illustrating another example of the signal demultiplexing apparatus shown in FIG. 1 .
13 is a diagram illustrating a power increase due to a combination of a core layer signal and an enhanced layer signal.
14 is an operation flowchart illustrating a method of generating a broadcast signal frame according to an embodiment of the present invention.
15 is a diagram illustrating a superframe structure including a broadcast signal frame according to an embodiment of the present invention.
16 is a diagram illustrating an example of an LDM frame to which an LDM using two layers and a multiple-physical layer pipe is applied.
17 is a diagram illustrating an LDM using two layers and another example of an LDM frame to which a multiple-physical layer pipe is applied.
18 is a diagram illustrating an example of utilization of an LDM frame to which an LDM using two layers and a multiple-physical layer pipe is applied.
19 is a diagram illustrating another application example of LDM using two layers and an LDM frame to which a multiple-physical layer pipe is applied.
20 is a diagram illustrating an example in which a convolutional time interleaver is used.
21 is a diagram illustrating another example in which a convolutional time interleaver is used.
22 is a diagram illustrating an example in which a hybrid time interleaver is used.
23 is a diagram illustrating a time interleaver group in the example shown in FIG. 22 .
24 to 26 are diagrams illustrating a process of calculating the size of an incomplete FEC block in the example shown in FIG. 23 .
27 is a diagram for explaining the number of bits required for L1D_plp_fec_block_start when L1D_plp_TI_mode="00".
28 and 29 are diagrams for explaining the number of bits required for L1D_plp_CTI_fec_block_start when L1D_plp_TI_mode="01".
30 is a diagram illustrating insertion of enhanced layer dummy values when the HTI mode is used together with layered division multiplexing.
31 is a diagram illustrating an example of a shift register used to generate dummy values according to an embodiment of the present invention.
32 is a diagram illustrating a type of time interleaving mode.
33 is a diagram illustrating a case in which intra-subframe interleaving and inter-subframe interleaving are used simultaneously.
34 is a diagram illustrating subframes when intra-subframe interleaving and inter-subframe interleaving are used simultaneously.
35 is a diagram illustrating a case in which different time interleaving units are used simultaneously.
36 is a diagram illustrating subframes when the same time interleaving unit is used simultaneously.
37 is a diagram illustrating a case in which one complete transmission product consists of a plurality of physical layer physical layer pipes.
38 is a block diagram illustrating an example of the time interleaver shown in FIG. 3 or FIG. 7 .
FIG. 39 is a diagram illustrating a write operation of the twisted block interleaver shown in FIG. 38 .
40 is a diagram illustrating a read operation of the twisted block interleaver shown in FIG. 38 .
41 is a block diagram illustrating an example of the convolutional delay line shown in FIG. 38 .
42 is a diagram illustrating an example of an operation of the twisted block interleaver shown in FIG. 38 .
43 is a diagram illustrating an example of an operation of the convolutional delay line shown in FIG. 38 .
44 is a diagram illustrating an example of a decoding process corresponding to the operation shown in FIG. 43 .
45 is a diagram illustrating an example of a decoding process corresponding to the operation shown in FIG. 42 .
46 is a diagram illustrating another example of the operation of the twisted block interleaver shown in FIG. 38 .
FIG. 47 is a diagram illustrating another example of the operation of the convolutional delay line shown in FIG. 38 .
48 is a diagram illustrating an example of a decoding process corresponding to the operation shown in FIG. 47 .
49 is a diagram illustrating an example of a decoding process corresponding to the operation illustrated in FIG. 46 .
50 is a diagram illustrating initial values of FIFO registers included in a convolutional delay line.
FIG. 51 is a block diagram illustrating an example of the time deinterleaver shown in FIG. 8 or FIG. 12 .
52 is an operation flowchart illustrating a time interleaving method according to an embodiment of the present invention.
53 is a diagram illustrating layered division multiplexed physical layer pipes before time interleaving.
54 is a diagram illustrating layered division multiplexed physical layer pipes after time interleaving.
55 is a diagram illustrating a subframe including layered division multiplexed physical layer pipes.
FIG. 56 is a diagram illustrating a first timing of a convolutional delay line performing time interleaving corresponding to the physical layer pipes shown in FIGS. 53 to 55 .
57 is a diagram illustrating a second timing of a convolutional delay line performing time interleaving corresponding to the physical layer pipes shown in FIGS. 53 to 55 .
58 is a diagram illustrating a third timing of a convolutional delay line performing time interleaving corresponding to the physical layer pipes shown in FIGS. 53 to 55 .
59 is a diagram illustrating a first timing of an inverse convolutional delay line performing time deinterleaving corresponding to the physical layer pipes shown in FIGS. 53 to 55 .
FIG. 60 is a diagram illustrating a second timing of an inverse convolutional delay line performing time deinterleaving corresponding to the physical layer pipes shown in FIGS. 53 to 55 .
FIG. 61 is a diagram illustrating a third timing of an inverse convolutional delay line performing time deinterleaving corresponding to the physical layer pipes shown in FIGS. 53 to 55 .
62 is a diagram illustrating signaling definitions of L1D_plp_start and L1D_plp_size.
63 is a diagram illustrating time interleaving group allocation for multiple core physical layer pipes.
64 is a diagram illustrating two enhanced layer physical layer pipes inserted into one core layer physical layer pipe.
65 is a diagram showing an example of an undesirable LDM configuration.
66 is a diagram illustrating another example of an undesirable LDM configuration.
67 is a diagram illustrating an example of an LDM configuration allowed in the CTI mode.
68 is a diagram illustrating another example of an LDM configuration allowed in the CTI mode.
69 is a diagram illustrating an example of an LDM configuration allowed in the HTI mode.
70 is a diagram illustrating an example of using time interleaving blocks for HTI-based LTDM or LFDM configurations.
71 is a diagram illustrating an example of an FLDM configuration.
72 is a diagram illustrating an example of an LFDM configuration.
73 is a diagram illustrating a case in which a communication network uses a 5 MHz frequency band and a broadcast network uses a 6 MHz frequency band.
74 is a diagram illustrating an example of a frequency band of a broadcast signal frame according to an embodiment of the present invention.
75 is a block diagram illustrating an apparatus for transmitting broadcast signals according to an embodiment of the present invention.
76 is a flowchart illustrating a broadcast signal transmission method according to an embodiment of the present invention.
77 is a block diagram illustrating an apparatus for receiving a broadcast signal according to an embodiment of the present invention.
78 is a diagram illustrating a computer system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings as follows. Here, repeated descriptions, well-known functions that may unnecessarily obscure the gist of the present invention, and detailed descriptions of configurations will be omitted. The embodiments of the present invention are provided in order to more completely explain the present invention to those of ordinary skill in the art. Accordingly, the shapes and sizes of elements in the drawings may be exaggerated for clearer description.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 is a block diagram illustrating a broadcast signal transmission/reception system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1 , a broadcast signal transmission/reception system according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a broadcast signal transmission device 110 , a wireless channel 120 , and a broadcast signal reception device 130 .

The broadcast signal transmitting apparatus 110 includes a broadcast signal frame generating apparatus 111 that generates a broadcast signal frame by multiplexing core layer data and enhanced layer data, and an OFDM transmitter 113 .

The broadcast signal frame generating apparatus 111 combines the core layer signal corresponding to the core layer data and the enhanced layer signal corresponding to the enhanced layer data, and converts the combined signal power to the power corresponding to the core layer signal. A time interleaving signal is generated by performing power normalizing for lowering the value to , and time interleaving after power normalizing is performed. In this case, the core layer signal and the enhanced layer signal may be combined at different power levels. In this case, the time interleaving may be applied to the core layer signal and the enhanced layer signal together. In this case, the broadcast signal frame generating apparatus 111 may generate a broadcast signal frame including a bootstrap and a preamble by using the time-interleaved signal. In this case, the broadcast signal frame may be an ATSC 3.0 frame.

In this case, the preamble may be for signaling start position information and size information of each of the Physical Layer Pipes (PLPs).

In this case, the physical layer pipes may include a core layer physical layer pipe corresponding to the core layer signal and an enhanced layer physical layer pipe corresponding to the enhanced layer signal.

In this case, the injection level information corresponding to the enhanced layer signal may be signaled corresponding to the enhanced layer physical layer pipe.

According to an embodiment, the broadcast signal frame generating apparatus 111 may time interleave one layer signal (BICM output signal) without combining two layer signals and generate a broadcast signal frame.

In this case, the preamble may signal the time interleaving mode corresponding to the time interleaver to each of all physical layer pipes.

In this case, the physical layer pipes may include one enhanced layer physical layer pipe and a plurality of core layer physical layer pipes layered division multiplexed into the one enhanced layer physical layer pipe.

In this case, the time interleaving mode corresponding to the enhanced layer physical layer pipe may be the same as the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes in which the enhanced layer physical layer pipe is layered division multiplexed.

In this case, all of the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes in which the enhanced layer physical layer pipe is layered division multiplexed may be a no time interleaving mode or all may be a hybrid time interleaving mode.

At this time, when all of the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes in which the enhanced layer physical layer pipe is layered division multiplexed are hybrid time interleaving modes, the core layer physical layer pipes are all intra-subframe interleaving mode. Can be used.

At this time, when all of the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes in which the enhanced layer physical layer pipe is layered division multiplexed are the no time interleaving mode, each of the core layer physical layer pipes is in each subframe. It may consist of an integer number of FEC blocks.

In this case, the subframe may be generated by first filling all available data cells of the subframe with dummy modulation values, and then overwriting the actual physical layer pipe data.

In this case, the dummy modulation values are to be generated using a scrambling sequence generated using a generator polynomial corresponding to 1 + X + X ³ + X ⁶ + X ⁷ + X ¹¹ + X ¹² + X ¹³ + X ¹⁶ . can

In this case, the dummy modulation values may be generated by mapping the value of the scrambling sequence to one of two phases having a phase difference of 180 degrees.

At this time, the scrambling sequence is the third bit output (x ¹⁴ ), the fourth bit output (x ¹³ ), the fifth bit output (x ¹² ), the sixth bit output (x ¹¹ ), It may be generated using 8 bits generated using the tenth bit output (x ⁷ ), the thirteenth bit output (x ⁴ ), the fourteenth bit output (x ³ ), and the sixteenth bit output (x).

In this case, the physical layer pipes may include a plurality of core layer physical layer pipes corresponding to one complete delivered product, and the core layer physical layer pipes may not be layered division multiplexed.

In this case, each of the core layer physical layer pipes may use one of the no time interleaving mode and the hybrid time interleaving mode, and may not use the convolutional time interleaving mode.

At this time, when all of the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes are the hybrid time interleaving mode, all of the core layer physical layer pipes use the intra-subframe interleaving mode or the inter-subframe interleaving mode is used. can

In this case, when all of the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes are hybrid time interleaving modes, all of the core layer physical layer pipes may have the same L1D_plp_HTI_inter_subframe value.

At this time, when the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes are all hybrid time interleaving modes and all of the core layer physical layer pipes use the inter-subframe interleaving mode, the core layer physical layer pipes have the same time An interleaving unit (N _IU ) may be used.

At this time, when at least one of the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes is the no time interleaving mode, among the core layer pipes, the core layer pipes configured in the hybrid time interleaving mode are all intra-subframe interleaving mode. can be used

At this time, one complete transmission product corresponds to one or more subframes, wherein all available data cells of the subframe are first filled with dummy modulation values, and then the actual physical layer pipe data is overwritten. can be created

In this case, the time interleaving uses one of the time interleaver groups, and a boundary between the time interleaver groups is between Physical Layer Pipes (PLPs) of the core layer corresponding to the core layer signal. may be the boundary of That is, one of the boundaries between the physical layer pipes of the core layer may be a boundary between the time interleaver groups.

In this case, dummy values may be included in the enhanced layer data corresponding to one of the time interleaver groups.

At this time, the dummy values are after the actual data cells of the last enhanced PLP in the PLP group such that the total number of enhanced layer cells in the PLP group is equal to the total number of core layer cells in the PLP group. of the last Enhanced PLP) may be inserted.

In this case, the dummy values may not be inserted into the core layer data.

In this case, the dummy values may be inserted after the core layer BICM and the enhanced layer BICM are completed and before the core layer signal and the enhanced layer signal are combined.

In this case, the dummy values may correspond to a preset scrambling sequence.

In this case, the scrambling sequence may be modulated using the constellation mapping used for the last enhanced PLP.

In this case, the dummy values may have the same power as the last enhanced PLP.

In this case, the scrambling sequence may be generated using a 16-bit shift register corresponding to a preset generator polynomial.

In this case, the scrambling sequence may be generated using a generator polynomial corresponding to 1 + X + X ³ + X ⁶ + X ⁷ + X ¹¹ + X ¹² + X ¹³ + X ¹⁶ .

At this time, the scrambling sequence is the third bit output (x ¹⁴ ), fourth bit output (x ¹³ ), fifth bit output (x ¹² ), sixth bit of the shift register initialized to 0xF180 (1111 0001 1000 0000) value. Using the 8 bits generated using the output (x ¹¹ ), the tenth bit output (x ⁷ ), the thirteenth bit output (x ⁴ ), the fourteenth bit output (x ³ ), and the sixteenth bit output (x) can be created by

The OFDM transmitter 113 transmits the generated broadcast signal frame through the antenna 117 using the OFDM communication method so that the transmitted OFDM signal is transmitted through the radio channel 120 to the antenna 137 of the broadcast signal receiving apparatus 130 . to be received through

The broadcast signal receiving apparatus 130 includes an OFDM receiver 133 and a signal demultiplexing apparatus 131 . When a signal transmitted through the wireless channel 120 is received through the antenna 137, the OFDM receiver 133 receives the OFDM signal through synchronization, channel estimation, and equalization. do.

At this time, the OFDM receiver 133 detects and demodulates the bootstrap from the OFDM signal, demodulates the preamble using information included in the bootstrap, and generates a superimposed payload using information included in the preamble. It can also be demodulated.

The signal demultiplexing device 131 first reconstructs the core layer data from the signal (super-imposed payload) received through the OFDM receiver 133, and through cancellation corresponding to the reconstructed core layer data Restore enhanced layer data. In this case, the signal demultiplexing apparatus 131 first generates a broadcast signal frame, restores bootstrap from the broadcast signal frame, restores the preamble by using information included in the bootstrap, and then the signaling information data included in the preamble. It can be used for signal restoration. In this case, the signaling information may be L1 signaling information, and may include injection level information, normalizing factor information, and the like.

In this case, the preamble may include a time interleaving mode corresponding to a time interleaver for each of all physical layer pipes.

In this case, the preamble includes PLP identification information for identifying Physical Layer Pipes (PLPs); and layer identification information for identifying layers corresponding to hierarchical division.

In this case, the PLP identification information and the layer identification information may be included in the preamble as separate fields.

In this case, the time interleaver information may be included in the preamble based on the core layer.

In this case, the preamble may selectively include injection level information corresponding to the injection level controller according to a result of comparing the layer identification information with a preset value for each of the physical layer pipes.

In this case, the preamble may include type information, start location information, and size information of physical layer pipes.

In this case, the type information may be for identifying any one of a first type corresponding to a non-dispersed physical layer pipe and a second type corresponding to a dispersed physical layer pipe.

In this case, the non-distributed physical layer pipe is allocated for contiguous data cell indices, and the distributed physical layer pipe may be composed of two or more sub-slices.

In this case, the type information may be selectively signaled according to a result of comparing the layer identification information with a preset value for each of the physical layer pipes.

In this case, the type information may be signaled only for the core layer.

In this case, the start location information may be set to be the same as the index corresponding to the first data cell of the physical layer pipe.

In this case, the start position information may indicate a start position of the physical layer pipe using a cell addressing scheme.

In this case, the start location information may be included in the preamble for each of the physical layer pipes without determining the condition of a conditional statement corresponding to the layer identification information.

In this case, the size information may be set based on the number of data cells allocated to the physical layer pipe.

In this case, the size information may be included in the preamble for each of the physical layer pipes without determining the condition of a conditional statement corresponding to the layer identification information.

In this case, the time interleaver information may be signaled based on the core layer.

In this case, the time interleaver may correspond to a hybrid time interleaver. In this case, the physical layer pipes (PLPs) of the core layer and the enhanced layer may include only complete FEC blocks.

In this case, when the boundary of the time interleaver groups does not correspond to the boundary of the FEC blocks of the enhanced layer, the preamble is information for identifying a part of the FEC block of the enhanced layer corresponding to the boundary of the time interleaver groups. can be signaled.

In this case, the information for identifying a part of the FEC block includes start position information of the physical layer pipe of the core layer, start position information of the physical layer pipe of the enhanced layer, modulation information corresponding to the enhanced layer, and the enhancement. It may include any one or more of FEC type information corresponding to the de-layer.

In this case, the start position information of the physical layer pipe may correspond to the index of the first data cell of the physical layer pipe.

In this case, the modulation information may be signaled only when the FEC type information satisfies a preset condition.

In this case, the enhanced layer signal may correspond to the enhanced layer data restored based on cancellation corresponding to the restoration of the core layer data corresponding to the core layer signal.

In this case, the time interleaver corresponds to a convolutional time interleaver, and the time interleaver groups include a Physical Layer Pipe (PLP) including an incomplete FEC block. and, the preamble may signal start position information of the first complete FEC block in the physical layer pipe.

In this case, the time interleaver may perform the interleaving in one of a plurality of operation modes.

In this case, the operation modes may include a first mode in which time interleaving is omitted, a second mode in which convolutional time interleaving is performed, and a third mode in which hybrid time interleaving is performed. can

In this case, the preamble includes a field indicating the start position of a first complete FEC block corresponding to the current physical layer pipe for the first mode and the second mode, and For mode 3, a field indicating the start position of the first FEC block may not be included. In this case, the field indicating the start position may indicate the start position of the first FEC block starting in the current physical layer pipe during the current subframe.

In this case, the field indicating the start position of the first FEC block is any one of a first field used in the first mode and a second field used in the second mode, and the first field and the second field have a length may be different.

In this case, the length of the second field may be longer than the length of the first field.

In this case, the length of the first field is determined based on the length of the LDPC codeword and the modulation order, and the length of the second field is the length of the LDPC codeword and the modulation order as well as the depth of the convolutional time interleaver. ) can be further considered.

In this case, the length of the first field may be 15 bits, and the length of the second bit may be 22 bits.

In this case, the first field and the second field may be separately signaled for the core layer corresponding to the core layer signal and the enhanced layer corresponding to the enhanced layer signal, respectively.

As will be described later, the apparatus 111 for generating a broadcast signal frame shown in FIG. 1 includes: a combiner for generating a multiplexed signal by combining a core layer signal and an enhanced layer signal; a power normalizer that performs power normalizing to lower the power of the multiplexed signal to a power corresponding to the core layer signal; a time interleaver for generating a time interleaved signal by performing time interleaving after the power normalizing is performed; and a frame builder that generates a broadcast signal frame including a preamble for signaling start position information and size information of each of the Physical Layer Pipes (PLPs). In this case, the physical layer pipes may include a core layer physical layer pipe corresponding to the core layer signal and an enhanced layer physical layer pipe corresponding to the enhanced layer signal. In this case, the injection level information corresponding to the enhanced layer signal may be signaled corresponding to the enhanced layer physical layer pipe. In this case, the time interleaver may use one of the time interleaver groups, and dummy values may be included in enhanced layer data corresponding to one of the time interleaver groups. At this time, the broadcast signal transmission apparatus 110 shown in FIG. 1 includes: a combiner for generating a multiplexed signal by combining a core layer signal and an enhanced layer signal; a power normalizer that performs power normalizing to lower the power of the multiplexed signal to a power corresponding to the core layer signal; a time interleaver for generating a time interleaved signal by performing time interleaving after the power normalizing is performed; a frame builder generating a broadcast signal frame including a preamble for signaling start position information and size information of each of the physical layer pipes (PLPs); and an OFDM transmitter that transmits the broadcast signal frame through an antenna using an OFDM communication scheme. In this case, the physical layer pipes may include a core layer physical layer pipe corresponding to the core layer signal and an enhanced layer physical layer pipe corresponding to the enhanced layer signal. In this case, the injection level information corresponding to the enhanced layer signal may be signaled corresponding to the enhanced layer physical layer pipe. In this case, the time interleaver may use one of the time interleaver groups, and dummy values may be included in enhanced layer data corresponding to one of the time interleaver groups.

According to an embodiment, the apparatus 111 for generating a broadcast signal frame shown in FIG. 1 includes: a time interleaver configured to generate a time interleaved signal by performing time interleaving on a BICM output signal in the case of a single layer; and a frame builder that generates a broadcast signal frame including a preamble for signaling start position information and size information of each of the Physical Layer Pipes (PLPs). In this case, the physical layer pipes may include a core layer physical layer pipe corresponding to the core layer signal and an enhanced layer physical layer pipe corresponding to the enhanced layer signal. In this case, the injection level information corresponding to the enhanced layer signal may be signaled corresponding to the enhanced layer physical layer pipe. In this case, the BICM output signal may be an output signal of a BICM device to be described later. In this case, the broadcast signal transmitting apparatus 110 shown in FIG. 1 includes: a time interleaver for generating a time interleaved signal by performing time interleaving on a BICM output signal; a frame builder generating a broadcast signal frame including a preamble for signaling start position information and size information of each of the physical layer pipes (PLPs); and an OFDM transmitter that transmits the broadcast signal frame through an antenna using an OFDM communication scheme. In this case, the physical layer pipes may include a core layer physical layer pipe corresponding to the core layer signal and an enhanced layer physical layer pipe corresponding to the enhanced layer signal. In this case, the injection level information corresponding to the enhanced layer signal may be signaled corresponding to the enhanced layer physical layer pipe.

As will be described later, the signal demultiplexing apparatus shown in FIG. 1 includes: a time deinterleaver configured to generate a time deinterleaving signal by applying time deinterleaving to a received signal corresponding to a broadcast signal frame; a de-normalizer that increases the power of the received signal or the time deinterleaving signal by a power reduction by a power normalizer of a transmitter; a core layer BICM decoder for reconstructing core layer data from the signal whose power is adjusted by the de-normalizer; Enhancement for extracting an enhanced layer signal by performing cancellation corresponding to the core layer data on the signal whose power is adjusted by the de-normalizer using the output signal of the core layer FEC decoder of the core layer BICM decoder de layer symbol extractor; a de-injection level controller that increases the power of the enhanced layer signal by a decrease in the power of the injection level controller of the transmitter; and an enhanced layer BICM decoder that reconstructs enhanced layer data using an output signal of the de-injection level controller. At this time, the broadcast signal receiving apparatus 130 shown in FIG. 1 includes: an OFDM receiver for generating a received signal by performing any one or more of synchronization, channel estimation, and equalization on a transmitted signal corresponding to a broadcast signal frame; a time deinterleaver for generating a time deinterleaving signal by applying time deinterleaving to the received signal; a de-normalizer that increases the power of the received signal or the time deinterleaving signal by a power reduction by a power normalizer of a transmitter; a core layer BICM decoder for reconstructing core layer data from the signal whose power is adjusted by the de-normalizer; Enhancement for extracting an enhanced layer signal by performing cancellation corresponding to the core layer data on the signal whose power is adjusted by the de-normalizer using the output signal of the core layer FEC decoder of the core layer BICM decoder de layer symbol extractor; a de-injection level controller that increases the power of the enhanced layer signal by a decrease in the power of the injection level controller of the transmitter; and an enhanced layer BICM decoder for reconstructing enhanced layer data using an output signal of the de-injection level controller.

In this case, the time deinterleaver may use one of the time interleaver groups, and dummy values may be included in the enhanced layer data corresponding to one of the time interleaver groups.

In this case, the time deinterleaver may correspond to the time interleaving mode.

In this case, the preamble may include a time interleaving mode corresponding to a time interleaver for each of all physical layer pipes.

Although not explicitly shown in FIG. 1 , the broadcast signal transmission/reception system according to an embodiment of the present invention may multiplex/demultiplex one or more extension layer data in addition to the core layer data and the enhanced layer data. In this case, the extension layer data may be multiplexed at a lower power level than the core layer data and the enhanced layer data. Furthermore, when two or more extension layers are included, the injection power level of the second extension layer is lower than the injection power level of the first extension layer, and the injection power level of the third extension layer is lower than the injection power level of the second extension layer. can

2 is an operation flowchart illustrating a broadcast signal transmission/reception method according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 2 , in the method for transmitting/receiving a broadcast signal according to an embodiment of the present invention, a broadcast signal frame is generated by combining and multiplexing a core layer signal and an enhanced layer signal (S210). In this case, the core layer signal and the enhanced layer signal may be combined at different power levels. In this case, the broadcast signal frame may be generated by performing time interleaving, and the preamble may include a time interleaving mode corresponding to time interleaving for each of all physical layer pipes.

According to an embodiment, in step S210, time interleaving is performed on the BICM output signal to generate a time interleaved signal, and a preamble for signaling a time interleaving mode corresponding to the time interleaving for each of all physical layer pipes. It is also possible to generate a broadcast signal frame including the.

In this case, the preamble may be for signaling start position information and size information of each of the Physical Layer Pipes (PLPs). In this case, the physical layer pipes may include a core layer physical layer pipe corresponding to the core layer signal and an enhanced layer physical layer pipe corresponding to the enhanced layer signal.

In this case, the physical layer pipes may include a plurality of core layer physical layer pipes corresponding to one complete delivered product, and the core layer physical layer pipes may not be layered division multiplexed.

In this case, each of the core layer physical layer pipes may use one of the no time interleaving mode and the hybrid time interleaving mode, and may not use the convolutional time interleaving mode.

At this time, when all of the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes are the hybrid time interleaving mode, all of the core layer physical layer pipes use the intra-subframe interleaving mode or the inter-subframe interleaving mode is used. can

In this case, when all of the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes are hybrid time interleaving modes, all of the core layer physical layer pipes may have the same L1D_plp_HTI_inter_subframe value.

At this time, when the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes are all hybrid time interleaving modes and all of the core layer physical layer pipes use the inter-subframe interleaving mode, the core layer physical layer pipes have the same time An interleaving unit (N _IU ) may be used.

At this time, when at least one of the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes is the no time interleaving mode, among the core layer pipes, the core layer pipes configured in the hybrid time interleaving mode are all intra-subframe interleaving mode. can be used

At this time, one complete transmission product corresponds to one or more subframes, wherein all available data cells of the subframe are first filled with dummy modulation values, and then the actual physical layer pipe data is overwritten. can be created

In this case, the dummy modulation values are to be generated using a scrambling sequence generated using a generator polynomial corresponding to 1 + X + X ³ + X ⁶ + X ⁷ + X ¹¹ + X ¹² + X ¹³ + X ¹⁶ . can

In this case, the dummy modulation values may be generated by mapping the value of the scrambling sequence to one of two phases having a phase difference of 180 degrees.

In this case, the physical layer pipes may include one enhanced layer physical layer pipe and a plurality of core layer physical layer pipes layered division multiplexed into the one enhanced layer physical layer pipe.

In this case, the time interleaving mode corresponding to the enhanced layer physical layer pipe may be the same as the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes in which the enhanced layer physical layer pipe is layered division multiplexed.

In this case, all of the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes in which the enhanced layer physical layer pipe is layered division multiplexed may be a no time interleaving mode or all may be a hybrid time interleaving mode.

At this time, when all of the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes in which the enhanced layer physical layer pipe is layered division multiplexed are hybrid time interleaving modes, the core layer physical layer pipes are all intra-subframe interleaving mode. Can be used.

At this time, when all of the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes in which the enhanced layer physical layer pipe is layered division multiplexed are the no time interleaving mode, each of the core layer physical layer pipes is in each subframe. It may consist of an integer number of FEC blocks.

In this case, the subframe may be generated by first filling all available data cells of the subframe with dummy modulation values, and then overwriting the actual physical layer pipe data.

In this case, the dummy modulation values are to be generated using a scrambling sequence generated using a generator polynomial corresponding to 1 + X + X ³ + X ⁶ + X ⁷ + X ¹¹ + X ¹² + X ¹³ + X ¹⁶ . can

In this case, the dummy modulation values may be generated by mapping the value of the scrambling sequence to one of two phases having a phase difference of 180 degrees.

At this time, the scrambling sequence is the third bit output (x ¹⁴ ), the fourth bit output (x ¹³ ), the fifth bit output (x ¹² ), the sixth bit output (x ¹¹ ), It may be generated using 8 bits generated using the tenth bit output (x ⁷ ), the thirteenth bit output (x ⁴ ), the fourteenth bit output (x ³ ), and the sixteenth bit output (x).

In this case, the broadcast signal frame generated by step S210 may include a bootstrap, a preamble, and a super-imposed payload. In this case, at least one of the bootstrap and the preamble may include L1 signaling information. In this case, the L1 signaling information may include injection level information and normalizing factor information.

In this case, the preamble includes PLP identification information for identifying Physical Layer Pipes (PLPs); and layer identification information for identifying layers corresponding to hierarchical division.

In this case, the PLP identification information and the layer identification information may be included in the preamble as separate fields.

In this case, the time interleaver information may be included in the preamble based on the core layer.

In this case, the preamble may selectively include injection level information corresponding to the injection level controller according to a result of comparing the layer identification information with a preset value for each of the physical layer pipes.

In this case, the preamble may include type information, start location information, and size information of physical layer pipes.

In this case, the type information may be for identifying any one of a first type corresponding to a non-dispersed physical layer pipe and a second type corresponding to a dispersed physical layer pipe.

In this case, the non-distributed physical layer pipe is allocated for contiguous data cell indices, and the distributed physical layer pipe may be composed of two or more sub-slices.

In this case, the type information may be selectively signaled according to a result of comparing the layer identification information with a preset value for each of the physical layer pipes.

In this case, the type information may be signaled only for the core layer.

In this case, the start location information may be set to be the same as the index corresponding to the first data cell of the physical layer pipe.

In this case, the start position information may indicate a start position of the physical layer pipe using a cell addressing scheme.

In this case, the start location information may be included in the preamble for each of the physical layer pipes without determining the condition of a conditional statement corresponding to the layer identification information.

In this case, the size information may be set based on the number of data cells allocated to the physical layer pipe.

In this case, the size information may be included in the preamble for each of the physical layer pipes without determining the condition of a conditional statement corresponding to the layer identification information.

In this case, the time interleaver information may be signaled based on the core layer.

In this case, the generating of the time interleaved signal may include performing the interleaving using a hybrid time interleaver. In this case, the physical layer pipes (PLPs) of the core layer and the enhanced layer may include only complete FEC blocks.

In this case, when the boundary of the time interleaver groups does not correspond to the boundary of the FEC blocks of the enhanced layer, the preamble is information for identifying a part of the FEC block of the enhanced layer corresponding to the boundary of the time interleaver groups. can be signaled.

In this case, the information for identifying a part of the FEC block includes start position information of the physical layer pipe of the core layer, start position information of the physical layer pipe of the enhanced layer, modulation information corresponding to the enhanced layer, and the enhancement. It may include any one or more of FEC type information corresponding to the de-layer.

In this case, the start position information of the physical layer pipe may correspond to the index of the first data cell of the physical layer pipe.

In this case, the modulation information may be signaled only when the FEC type information satisfies a preset condition.

In this case, the enhanced layer signal may correspond to the enhanced layer data restored based on cancellation corresponding to the restoration of the core layer data corresponding to the core layer signal.

In this case, the step of generating the time interleaved signal is performing the interleaving using a convolutional time interleaver, and the time interleaver groups are physical including an incomplete FEC block. It includes a Physical Layer Pipe (PLP), and the preamble may signal start position information of the first complete FEC block in the physical layer pipe.

In this case, the interleaving may use one of the time interleaver groups, and dummy values may be included in the enhanced layer data corresponding to one of the time interleaver groups.

At this time, the dummy values are after the actual data cells of the last enhanced PLP in the PLP group such that the total number of enhanced layer cells in the PLP group is equal to the total number of core layer cells in the PLP group. of the last Enhanced PLP) may be inserted.

In this case, the dummy values may not be inserted into the core layer data.

In this case, the dummy values may be inserted after the core layer BICM and the enhanced layer BICM are completed and before the core layer signal and the enhanced layer signal are combined.

In this case, the dummy values may correspond to a preset scrambling sequence.

In this case, the scrambling sequence may be modulated using the constellation mapping used for the last enhanced PLP.

In this case, the dummy values may have the same power as the last enhanced PLP.

In this case, the scrambling sequence may be generated using a 16-bit shift register corresponding to a preset generator polynomial.

In this case, the scrambling sequence may be generated using a generator polynomial corresponding to 1 + X + X ³ + X ⁶ + X ⁷ + X ¹¹ + X ¹² + X ¹³ + X ¹⁶ .

At this time, the scrambling sequence is the third bit output (x ¹⁴ ), the fourth bit output (x ¹³ ), the fifth bit output (x ¹² ), the sixth bit output (x ¹¹ ), It may be generated using 8 bits generated using the tenth bit output (x ⁷ ), the thirteenth bit output (x ⁴ ), the fourteenth bit output (x ³ ), and the sixteenth bit output (x).

In this case, the interleaving may be performed using one of a plurality of operation modes.

At this time, the operation modes may include a first mode in which time interleaving is omitted, a second mode in which convolutional time interleaving is performed, and a third mode in which hybrid time interleaving is performed. have.

In this case, the preamble includes a field indicating the start position of a first complete FEC block corresponding to the current physical layer pipe for the first mode and the second mode, and For mode 3, a field indicating the start position of the first FEC block may not be included.

In this case, the field indicating the start position of the first FEC block is any one of a first field used in the first mode and a second field used in the second mode, and the first field and the second field have a length may be different.

In this case, the length of the second field may be longer than the length of the first field.

In this case, the length of the first field is determined based on the length of the LDPC codeword and the modulation order, and the length of the second field is the length of the LDPC codeword and the modulation order as well as the depth of the convolutional time interleaver. ) can be further considered.

In this case, the length of the first field may be 15 bits, and the length of the second bit may be 22 bits.

In this case, the first field and the second field may be separately signaled for the core layer corresponding to the core layer signal and the enhanced layer corresponding to the enhanced layer signal, respectively.

In addition, in the broadcast signal transmission/reception method according to an embodiment of the present invention, a broadcast signal frame is OFDM transmitted ( S220 ).

In addition, in the broadcast signal transmission/reception method according to an embodiment of the present invention, the transmitted signal is OFDM received (S230).

In this case, in step S230, synchronization, channel estimation, and equalization may be performed.

In this case, in step S230, the bootstrap may be restored, the preamble may be restored using the signal included in the restored bootstrap, and the data signal may be restored using the signaling information included in the preamble.

In addition, in the broadcast signal transmission/reception method according to an embodiment of the present invention, core layer data is restored from the received signal (S240).

In addition, the broadcast signal transmission/reception method according to an embodiment of the present invention restores enhanced layer data through core layer signal cancellation (S250).

In particular, steps S240 and S250 shown in FIG. 2 may correspond to the demultiplexing operation corresponding to step S210.

As will be described later, step S210 illustrated in FIG. 2 includes generating a time interleaved signal by performing time interleaving on the BICM output signal in the case of a single layer; and generating a broadcast signal frame including a preamble for signaling a time interleaving mode corresponding to the time interleaving for each of all physical layer pipes. In this case, the broadcast signal transmission method of steps S210 and S220 may include: in the case of a single layer, performing time interleaving on a BICM output signal to generate a time interleaved signal; generating a broadcast signal frame including a preamble for signaling a time interleaving mode corresponding to the time interleaving to each of all physical layer pipes; and transmitting the broadcast signal frame through an antenna using an OFDM communication method.

As will be described later, step S210 illustrated in FIG. 2 includes generating a multiplexed signal by combining the core layer signal and the enhanced layer signal; performing power normalizing to lower the power of the multiplexed signal to a power corresponding to the core layer signal; generating a time interleaved signal by performing time interleaving after the power normalizing is performed; and generating a broadcast signal frame including a preamble for signaling a time interleaving mode corresponding to the time interleaving for each of all physical layer pipes. In this case, the time interleaving may use one of the time interleaver groups, and dummy values may be included in the enhanced layer data corresponding to one of the time interleaver groups. In this case, the broadcast signal transmission method of steps S210 and S220 includes generating a multiplexed signal by combining a core layer signal and an enhanced layer signal; performing power normalizing to lower the power of the multiplexed signal to a power corresponding to the core layer signal; generating a time interleaved signal by performing time interleaving after the power normalizing is performed; generating a broadcast signal frame including a preamble for signaling a time interleaving mode corresponding to the time interleaving to each of all physical layer pipes; and transmitting the broadcast signal frame through an antenna using an OFDM communication method. In this case, the time interleaving may use one of the time interleaver groups, and dummy values may be included in the enhanced layer data corresponding to one of the time interleaver groups.

As will be described later, the steps S240 and S250 shown in FIG. 2 include generating a time deinterleaving signal by applying time deinterleaving to a received signal corresponding to a broadcast signal frame; increasing the power of the received signal or the time deinterleaving signal by a power reduction by a power normalizer of a transmitter; restoring core layer data from the power-adjusted signal; extracting an enhanced layer signal by performing cancellation corresponding to the core layer data on the power-adjusted signal; increasing the power of the enhanced layer signal by a power decrease of an injection level controller of the transmitter; and restoring enhanced layer data using the power-adjusted enhanced layer signal. In this case, a method for receiving a broadcast signal according to an embodiment of the present invention includes generating a received signal by performing any one or more of synchronization, channel estimation, and equalization on a transmitted signal corresponding to a broadcast signal frame; generating a time deinterleaving signal by applying time deinterleaving to the received signal; increasing the power of the received signal or the time deinterleaving signal by a power reduction by a power normalizer of a transmitter; restoring core layer data from the power-adjusted signal; extracting an enhanced layer signal by performing cancellation corresponding to the core layer data on the power-adjusted signal; increasing the power of the enhanced layer signal by a power decrease of an injection level controller of the transmitter; and restoring enhanced layer data using the power-adjusted enhanced layer signal.

In this case, the time deinterleaving may correspond to the time interleaving mode.

In this case, the preamble may include a time interleaving mode corresponding to time interleaving for each of all physical layer pipes.

In this case, the time deinterleaving may be performed in one of a plurality of operation modes.

In this case, time deinterleaving may use one of the time interleaver groups, and dummy values may be included in enhanced layer data corresponding to one of the time interleaver groups.

3 is a block diagram illustrating an example of the apparatus for generating a broadcast signal frame shown in FIG. 1 .

Referring to FIG. 3 , the apparatus for generating a broadcast signal frame according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a core layer BICM unit 310 , an enhanced layer BICM unit 320 , an injection level controller 330 , a combiner 340 , and power It may include a normalizer 345 , a time interleaver 350 , a signaling generator 360 , and a frame builder 370 .

In general, a bit-interleaved coded modulation (BICM) device includes an error correction encoder, a bit interleaver, and a symbol mapper, and the core layer BICM unit 310 and the enhanced layer BICM unit 320 shown in FIG. It may include a correction encoder, a bit interleaver and a symbol mapper. In particular, the error correction encoders (CORE LAYER FEC ENCODER, ENHANCED LAYER FEC ENCODER) shown in FIG. 3 may be a serial combination of a BCH encoder and an LDPC encoder, respectively. In this case, the input of the error correction encoder may be input to the BCH encoder, the output of the BCH encoder may be input to the LDPC encoder, and the output of the LDPC encoder may be the output of the error correction encoder.

As shown in FIG. 3 , the core layer data and the enhanced layer data pass through different BICM units and are then combined through a combiner 340 . That is, in the present invention, layered division multiplexing (LDM) may mean transmitting a plurality of layers by combining them into one using a power difference.

That is, the core layer data passes through the core layer BICM unit 310 , and the enhanced layer data passes through the enhanced layer BICM unit 320 , and then passes through the injection level controller 330 and is combined in the combiner 340 . In this case, the enhanced layer BICM unit 320 may perform BICM encoding different from that of the core layer BICM unit 310 . That is, the enhanced layer BICM unit 320 may perform error correction encoding or symbol mapping corresponding to a bit rate higher than that of the core layer BICM unit 310 . In addition, the enhanced layer BICM unit 320 may perform error correction encoding or symbol mapping that is less robust than the core layer BICM unit 310 .

For example, the core layer error correction encoder may have a lower bit rate than the enhanced layer error correction encoder. In this case, the enhanced layer symbol mapper may be less robust than the core layer symbol mapper.

The combiner 340 may be viewed as combining the core layer signal and the enhanced layer signal. In this case, the combiner 340 may combine the core layer signal and the enhanced layer signal at different power levels. According to an embodiment, the power level adjustment may be performed on a core layer signal instead of an enhanced layer signal. In this case, the power of the core layer signal may be adjusted to be greater than the power of the enhanced layer signal.

Core layer data uses a low code rate FEC (forward error correction) code for robust reception, whereas enhanced layer data uses a high code rate FEC code for high data rate. can

That is, the core layer data may have a wider coverage in the same reception environment as compared to the enhanced layer data.

The enhanced layer data that has passed through the enhanced layer BICM unit 320 has its gain (or power) adjusted through the injection level controller 330 and is combined with the core layer data by the combiner 340 .

That is, the injection level controller 330 generates a power-reduced enhanced layer signal by reducing the power of the enhanced layer signal. In this case, the level of the signal controlled by the injection level controller 330 may be determined according to the injection level. In this case, the injection level in the case of inserting the signal B into the signal A may be defined as in Equation 1 below.

[Equation 1]

For example, assuming that the injection level is 3 dB when the enhanced layer signal is inserted into the core layer signal, the enhanced layer signal has a power level corresponding to half that of the core layer signal.

In this case, the injection level controller 330 may adjust the power level of the enhanced layer signal from 0 dB to 25.0 dB in 0.5 dB or 1 dB increments.

In general, the transmission power allocated to the core layer is allocated larger than the transmission power allocated to the enhanced layer, so that the receiver can preferentially decode the core layer.

In this case, the combiner 340 may be viewed as generating a multiplexed signal by combining the core layer signal and the power-reduced enhanced layer signal.

The signal combined by the combiner 340 is provided to the power normalizer 345 to lower the power by the power increase generated by the combination of the core layer signal and the enhanced layer signal to perform power control. That is, the power normalizer 345 lowers the power of the signal multiplexed by the combiner 340 to a power level corresponding to the core layer signal. Since the level of the combined signal is higher than the level of one layer signal, power normalization of the power normalizer 345 is required to prevent amplitude clipping in the rest of the broadcast signal transmission/reception system.

In this case, the power normalizer 345 may adjust the size of the appropriate signal by multiplying the normalizing factor of Equation 2 by the magnitude of the combined signal. Injection level information for calculating Equation 2 below may be transmitted to the power normalizer 345 through a signaling flow.

[Equation 2]

와 같이 표현될 수 있다.Assuming that the power levels of the core layer signal and the enhanced layer signal are normalized to 1 when the enhanced layer signal S _E is injected into the core layer signal S _C by a predetermined injection level, the combined signal is

can be expressed as

In this case, α represents a scaling factor corresponding to various injection levels. That is, the injection level controller 330 may correspond to the scaling factor.

와 같이 표현될 수 있다.For example, if the injection level of the enhanced layer is 3 dB, the combined signal is

can be expressed as

Since the power of the combined signal (the multiplexed signal) has increased compared to the core layer signal, the power normalizer 345 must mitigate this power increase.

와 같이 표현될 수 있다.The output of the power normalizer 345 is

can be expressed as

In this case, β represents a normalizing factor according to various injection levels of the enhanced layer.

와 같이 표현될 수 있다.When the injection level of the enhanced layer is 3 dB, the power increase of the combined signal compared to the core layer signal is 50%. Therefore, the output of the power normalizer 345 is

can be expressed as

Table 1 below shows the scaling factor α and the normalizing factor β according to various injection levels (CL: Core Layer, EL: Enhanced Layer). The relationship between the injection level and the scaling factor α and the normalizing factor β may be defined as follows.

[Equation 3]

EL Injection level relative to CL

Scaling factor

Normalizing factor

3.0 dB 0.7079458 0.8161736 3.5 dB 0.6683439 0.8314061 4.0 dB 0.6309573 0.8457262 4.5 dB 0.5956621 0.8591327 5.0 dB 0.5623413 0.8716346 5.5 dB 0.5308844 0.8832495 6.0 dB 0.5011872 0.8940022 6.5 dB 0.4731513 0.9039241 7.0 dB 0.4466836 0.9130512 7.5 dB 0.4216965 0.9214231 8.0 dB 0.3981072 0.9290819 8.5 dB 0.3758374 0.9360712 9.0 dB 0.3548134 0.9424353 9.5 dB 0.3349654 0.9482180 10.0 dB 0.3162278 0.9534626

According to an embodiment, the injection level may be a value ranging from 0 dB to 25 dB. When the injection level is 0 dB, the core layer signal and the enhanced layer signal may be combined with the same power. In this case, the scaling factor may be 1 and the normalizing factor may be 0.7071068. That is, the power normalizer 345 corresponds to the normalizing factor, and increases the power of the multiplexed signal by the combiner 340 . It can be seen as lowering

In this case, the normalizing factor and the scaling factor may be rational numbers greater than 0 and less than 1, respectively.

In this case, the scaling factor may decrease as the decrease in power corresponding to the injection level controller 330 increases, and the normalizing factor may increase as the decrease in power corresponding to the injection level controller 330 increases.

The power normalized signal passes through a time interleaver 350 for dispersing a burst error occurring in the channel.

In this case, the time interleaver 350 may be regarded as performing interleaving applied to the core layer signal and the enhanced layer signal together. That is, since the core layer and the enhanced layer share the time interleaver, unnecessary memory usage can be prevented and latency in the receiver can be reduced.

As will be described later, the enhanced layer signal may correspond to the enhanced layer data restored based on cancellation corresponding to the restoration of the core layer data corresponding to the core layer signal, and the combiner 340 is the core layer data. At least one extension layer signal having a lower power level than the signal and the enhanced layer signal may be combined with the core layer signal and the enhanced layer signal.

Meanwhile, the L1 signaling information including the injection level information is encoded by the signaling generator 360 including the BICM dedicated to signaling. In this case, the signaling generator 360 may receive the injection level information IL INFO from the injection level controller 330 to generate the L1 signaling signal.

In L1 signaling, L1 represents layer 1 (Layer-1), which is the lowest layer of the ISO 7 layer model. In this case, the L1 signaling may be included in the preamble.

In general, L1 signaling may include FFT size and guard interval size, which are main parameters of the OFDM transmitter, and channel code rate, which are main parameters of BICM, such as modulation information. The L1 signaling signal is combined with the data signal to form a broadcast signal frame.

The frame builder 370 generates a broadcast signal frame by combining the L1 signaling signal and the data signal. At this time, the frame builder 370 uses the time interleaved signal to signal time interleaver information shared with the core layer signal and the enhanced layer signal and size information of Physical Layer Pipes (PLPs). A broadcast signal frame including a preamble for In this case, the broadcast signal frame may further include a bootstrap.

In this case, the frame builder 370 may generate a broadcast signal frame including a preamble for signaling start position information and size information of each of the Physical Layer Pipes (PLPs). In this case, the physical layer pipes may include a core layer physical layer pipe corresponding to the core layer signal and an enhanced layer physical layer pipe corresponding to the enhanced layer signal. In this case, the injection level information corresponding to the enhanced layer signal may be signaled corresponding to the enhanced layer physical layer pipe.

That is, the injection level information may not be signaled for the core layer physical layer pipe, but may be signaled only for the enhanced layer physical layer pipe.

In this case, the physical layer pipes include the two or more enhanced layer physical layer pipes when the core layer physical layer pipe is layered division multiplexed with two or more enhanced layer physical layer pipes, and the two or more enhanced layer physical layer pipes Layer pipes may have the same injection level information (L1D_plp_ldm_injection_level).

In this case, the injection level information may correspond to a value 3dB or more greater than a required SNR (required SNR) value corresponding to the core layer signal before LDM coupling, as described through Equation (10).

In this case, the physical layer pipes may be multiplexed by frequency division multiplexing (FDM), and the signaling information corresponding to the preconceived division multiplexing is provided only to the core layer physical layer pipes (with respect). to) signaled and may not be signaled for enhanced layer physical layer pipes.

In this case, the signaling information corresponding to the preconciliation division multiplexing includes any one or more of physical layer pipe type information (L1D_plp_type), physical layer pipe subslice interval information (L1D_plp_subslice_interval), and physical layer pipe subslice number information (L1D_plp_num_subslices). may include

At this time, when the enhanced layer physical layer pipe is subjected to the preconciliation division multiplexing, the cell writing order corresponding to the signaling information corresponding to the preconceived division multiplexing of the core layer physical layer pipe subjected to the layered division multiplexing ( cell writing order).

In this case, the preconceived division multiplexed enhanced layer physical layer pipes may have a size that does not exceed a total of 2 ²⁰ cells.

In addition, the physical layer pipes include the two or more core layer physical layer pipes when the enhanced layer physical layer pipe is layered division multiplexed with two or more core layer physical layer pipes. Time interleaving corresponding to the time interleaver The mode may be either a hybrid time interleaving mode or a no time interleaving mode.

In this case, the two or more core layer physical layer pipes may include an integer number of FEC blocks when the no-time interleaving mode is used.

In this case, the two or more core layer physical layer pipes may have the same or different time interleaving block sizes less than a preset value when the hybrid time interleaving mode is used.

In addition, the physical layer pipes may have the start location information and size information set so that there is no duration in which layered division multiplexing is not performed in the core layer physical layer pipe that is multiplexed with the enhanced layer physical layer pipe and the layered division. .

In this case, the core layer physical layer pipe may be modulated by any one of QPSK, 16 QAM, and 64 QAM, and may be encoded at a maximum code rate of 7/15 when 64 QAM is used.

In this case, up to four physical layer pipes may be used for one complete delivered product.

In this case, the start location information and the size information may be generated in a different way from that for the core layer physical layer pipe in the case of the enhanced layer physical layer pipe.

In this case, the start location information and the size information are generated based on a first reference timing for the core layer physical layer pipe, and a second reference different from the first reference timing for the enhanced layer physical layer pipe It may be generated based on timing.

In this case, the first reference timing may correspond to after time interleaving, and the second reference timing may correspond to before the time interleaving.

In this case, the start position information and the size information may be defined based on respect to before the time interleaving in the case of the enhanced layer physical layer pipe.

In this case, the start location information and the size information may be defined within the current subframe for the core layer physical layer pipe.

In this case, the start location information and the size information may be defined as a reference (with respect to) after the time interleaving in the case of the core layer physical layer pipe.

In this case, the size information may be set based on the number of data cells allocated to each of the physical layer pipes.

In this case, the start location information may be set to be the same as an index corresponding to the first data cell of each of the physical layer pipes.

In this case, the start location information and the size information may be included in the preamble for each of the physical layer pipes without determining the condition of a conditional statement corresponding to the layer identification information.

In this case, the frame builder 370 can be viewed as generating a broadcast signal frame including a preamble for signaling the time interleaving mode corresponding to the time interleaver 350 .

In this case, the time interleaving mode may be signaled for each of all physical layer pipes.

In this case, the physical layer pipes may include one enhanced layer physical layer pipe and a plurality of core layer physical layer pipes that are layered division multiplexed into the one enhanced layer physical layer pipes.

In this case, the time interleaving mode corresponding to the enhanced layer physical layer pipe may be the same as the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes in which the enhanced layer physical layer pipe is layered division multiplexed.

In this case, all of the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes in which the enhanced layer physical layer pipe is layered division multiplexed may be a no time interleaving mode or all may be a hybrid time interleaving mode.

At this time, when all of the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes in which the enhanced layer physical layer pipe is layered division multiplexed are hybrid time interleaving modes, the core layer physical layer pipes are all intra-subframe interleaving mode. Can be used.

At this time, when all of the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes in which the enhanced layer physical layer pipe is layered division multiplexed are the no time interleaving mode, each of the core layer physical layer pipes is in each subframe. It may consist of an integer number of FEC blocks.

In this case, the subframe may be generated by first filling all available data cells of the subframe with dummy modulation values, and then overwriting the actual physical layer pipe data.

In this case, the dummy modulation values are to be generated using a scrambling sequence generated using a generator polynomial corresponding to 1 + X + X ³ + X ⁶ + X ⁷ + X ¹¹ + X ¹² + X ¹³ + X ¹⁶ . can

In this case, the dummy modulation values may be generated by mapping the value of the scrambling sequence to one of two phases having a phase difference of 180 degrees.

At this time, the scrambling sequence is the third bit output (x ¹⁴ ), the fourth bit output (x ¹³ ), the fifth bit output (x ¹² ), the sixth bit output (x ¹¹ ), It may be generated using 8 bits generated using the tenth bit output (x ⁷ ), the thirteenth bit output (x ⁴ ), the fourteenth bit output (x ³ ), and the sixteenth bit output (x).

In the case of a single layer, the enhanced layer BICM unit 320 , the injection level controller 330 , the combiner 340 , and the power normalizer 345 may be omitted. In this case, the time interleaver 350 may generate a time interleaved signal by performing time interleaving on the BICM output signal of the core layer BICM unit 310 . Also, the frame builder 370 may generate a broadcast signal frame including a preamble for signaling a time interleaving mode corresponding to the time interleaver 350 to each of all physical layer pipes.

In this case, the physical layer pipes may include a plurality of core layer physical layer pipes corresponding to one complete delivered product, and the core layer physical layer pipes may not be layered division multiplexed.

In this case, each of the core layer physical layer pipes may use one of the no time interleaving mode and the hybrid time interleaving mode, and may not use the convolutional time interleaving mode.

At this time, when all of the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes are the hybrid time interleaving mode, all of the core layer physical layer pipes use the intra-subframe interleaving mode or the inter-subframe interleaving mode is used. can

In this case, when all of the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes are hybrid time interleaving modes, all of the core layer physical layer pipes may have the same L1D_plp_HTI_inter_subframe value.

At this time, when the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes are all hybrid time interleaving modes and all of the core layer physical layer pipes use the inter-subframe interleaving mode, the core layer physical layer pipes have the same time An interleaving unit (N _IU ) may be used.

At this time, when at least one of the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes is the no time interleaving mode, among the core layer pipes, the core layer pipes configured in the hybrid time interleaving mode are all intra-subframe interleaving mode. can be used

At this time, one complete transmission product corresponds to one or more subframes, wherein all available data cells of the subframe are first filled with dummy modulation values, and then the actual physical layer pipe data is overwritten. can be created

In this case, the dummy modulation values are to be generated using a scrambling sequence generated using a generator polynomial corresponding to 1 + X + X ³ + X ⁶ + X ⁷ + X ¹¹ + X ¹² + X ¹³ + X ¹⁶ . can

In this case, the dummy modulation values may be generated by mapping the value of the scrambling sequence to one of two phases having a phase difference of 180 degrees.

In this case, the time interleaver 350 uses one of the time interleaver groups, and a boundary between the time interleaver groups includes: Physical Layer Pipes of a core layer corresponding to the core layer signal; PLPs). That is, one of the boundaries between the physical layer pipes of the core layer may be a boundary between the time interleaver groups.

In this case, dummy values may be included in the enhanced layer data corresponding to one of the time interleaver groups.

At this time, the dummy values are after the actual data cells of the last enhanced PLP in the PLP group such that the total number of enhanced layer cells in the PLP group is equal to the total number of core layer cells in the PLP group. of the last Enhanced PLP) may be inserted.

In this case, the dummy values may not be inserted into the core layer data.

In this case, the dummy values may be inserted after the core layer BICM and the enhanced layer BICM are completed and before the core layer signal and the enhanced layer signal are combined.

In this case, the dummy values may correspond to a preset scrambling sequence.

In this case, the scrambling sequence may be modulated using a constellation mapping used for the last enhanced PLP.

In this case, the dummy values may have the same power as the last enhanced PLP.

In this case, the scrambling sequence may be generated using a 16-bit shift register corresponding to a preset generator polynomial.

In this case, the scrambling sequence may be generated using a generator polynomial corresponding to 1 + X + X ³ + X ⁶ + X ⁷ + X ¹¹ + X ¹² + X ¹³ + X ¹⁶ .

At this time, the scrambling sequence is the third bit output (x ¹⁴ ), the fourth bit output (x ¹³ ), the fifth bit output (x ¹² ), the sixth bit output (x ¹¹ ), It may be generated using 8 bits generated using the tenth bit output (x ⁷ ), the thirteenth bit output (x ⁴ ), the fourteenth bit output (x ³ ), and the sixteenth bit output (x).

In this case, the time interleaver information may be signaled based on the core layer.

According to an embodiment, some of the time interleaver information may be signaled based on the core layer, and another portion of the time interleaver information may be signaled regardless of the layer.

That is, the time interleaver information may be signaled based on layer identification information corresponding to the core layer.

In this case, the time interleaver 350 may correspond to a hybrid time interleaver. In this case, the physical layer pipes of the core layer and the enhanced layer may include only complete FEC blocks.

In this case, when the boundary of the time interleaver groups does not correspond to the boundary of the FEC blocks of the enhanced layer, the preamble is information for identifying a part of the FEC block of the enhanced layer corresponding to the boundary of the time interleaver groups. can be signaled.

In this case, the information for identifying a part of the FEC block includes start position information of the physical layer pipe of the core layer, start position information of the physical layer pipe of the enhanced layer, modulation information corresponding to the enhanced layer, and the enhancement. It may include any one or more of FEC type information corresponding to the de-layer.

In this case, the start position information of the physical layer pipe may correspond to the index of the first data cell of the physical layer pipe.

In this case, the modulation information may be signaled only when the FEC type information satisfies a preset condition.

In this case, the enhanced layer signal may correspond to the enhanced layer data restored based on cancellation corresponding to the restoration of the core layer data corresponding to the core layer signal.

In this case, the time interleaver 350 corresponds to a convolutional time interleaver, and the time interleaver groups include a physical layer pipe (PLP) including an incomplete FEC block. ), and the preamble may signal the start position information of the first complete FEC block in the physical layer pipe.

In this case, the time interleaver 350 may perform the interleaving in one of a plurality of operation modes.

In this case, the operation modes include a first mode for omitting time interleaving (L1D_plp_TI_mode=00), a second mode for performing convolutional time interleaving (L1D_plp_TI_mode=01), and hybrid time interleaving (Hybrid time interleaving). ) may include a third mode (L1D_plp_TI_mode=10).

In this case, the preamble includes a field indicating the start position of a first complete FEC block corresponding to the current physical layer pipe for the first mode and the second mode, and the For the third mode, a field indicating the start position of the first FEC block may not be included.

In this case, the field indicating the start position of the first FEC block includes a first field (L1D_plp_fec_block_start) used in the first mode (L1D_plp_TI_mode=00) and a second field (L1D_plp_TI_mode=01) used in the second mode (L1D_plp_TI_mode=01) L1D_plp_CTI_fec_block_start), and the first field and the second field may have different lengths. At this time, the first field (L1D_plp_fec_block_start) indicates the start position of the first FEC block that starts in the current physical layer pipe during the current subframe, and the second field (L1D_plp_CTI_fec_block_start) is the current or subsequent subframe may indicate the start position of the first complete FEC block of the current physical layer pipe leaving the convolutional time interleaver in the In this case, both the first field (L1D_plp_fec_block_start) and the second field (L1D_plp_CTI_fec_block_start) may be signaled after interleaving. In particular, in the case of the second field (L1D_plp_CTI_fec_block_start), if signaling is performed after interleaving, the number of bits required for signaling may increase.

In this case, the length of the second field may be longer than the length of the first field.

In this case, the length of the first field is determined based on the length of the LDPC codeword and the modulation order, and the length of the second field is the length of the LDPC codeword and the modulation order as well as the depth of the convolutional time interleaver. can be determined by further considering

In this case, the length of the first field may be 15 bits, and the length of the second field may be 22 bits.

In this case, the first field and the second field may be separately signaled for the core layer corresponding to the core layer signal and the enhanced layer corresponding to the enhanced layer signal, respectively.

At this time, the frame builder 370 includes a bootstrap generator for generating the bootstrap; a preamble generator generating the preamble; and a superimposed payload generating unit that generates a superimposed payload corresponding to the time interleaved signal.

In this case, the bootstrap may be shorter than the preamble and have a fixed length.

At this time, the bootstrap includes a symbol indicating the structure of the preamble,

The symbol may correspond to a fixed-length bit string indicating a combination of a modulation method/coding rate, an FFT size, a guard interval length, and a pilot pattern of the preamble.

In this case, when the modulation method/code rate is the same, a preamble structure corresponding to a second FFT size smaller than the first FFT size is preferentially assigned to a symbol, rather than a preamble structure corresponding to the first FFT size, when the modulation method/code rate is the same. When the method/code rate and the FFT size are the same, the preamble structure corresponding to the second guard interval length greater than the first guard interval length is preferentially assigned to the lookup table in which the preamble structure corresponding to the first guard interval length is allocated. may be corresponding.

A broadcast signal frame is transmitted through an OFDM transmitter that is robust to multi-path and Doppler. In this case, the OFDM transmitter can be considered to be in charge of generating a transmission signal of the next-generation broadcasting system.

In this case, the preamble includes PLP identification information for identifying Physical Layer Pipes (PLPs); and layer identification information for identifying layers corresponding to hierarchical division.

In this case, the PLP identification information and the layer identification information may be included in the preamble as separate fields.

In this case, the time interleaver information may be included in the preamble based on the core layer.

In this case, the preamble may selectively include injection level information corresponding to the injection level controller according to a result of comparing the layer identification information with a preset value for each of the physical layer pipes (IF(j>0)) can

In this case, the preamble may include type information, start location information, and size information of physical layer pipes.

In this case, the type information may be for identifying any one of a first type corresponding to a non-dispersed physical layer pipe and a second type corresponding to a dispersed physical layer pipe.

In this case, the non-distributed physical layer pipe is allocated for contiguous data cell indices, and the distributed physical layer pipe may be composed of two or more sub-slices.

In this case, the type information may be selectively signaled according to a result of comparing the layer identification information with a preset value for each of the physical layer pipes.

In this case, the type information may be signaled only for the core layer.

In this case, the start location information may be set to be the same as the index corresponding to the first data cell of the physical layer pipe.

In this case, the start position information may indicate a start position of the physical layer pipe using a cell addressing scheme.

In this case, the start location information may be included in the preamble for each of the physical layer pipes without determining the condition of a conditional statement corresponding to the layer identification information.

In this case, the size information may be set based on the number of data cells allocated to the physical layer pipe.

In this case, the size information may be included in the preamble for each of the physical layer pipes without determining the condition of a conditional statement corresponding to the layer identification information.

4 is a diagram illustrating an example of a broadcast signal frame structure.

Referring to FIG. 4 , a broadcast signal frame includes a bootstrap 410 , a preamble 420 and a super-imposed payload 430 .

The frame shown in FIG. 4 may be included in a super-frame.

In this case, the broadcast signal frame may be composed of one or more OFDM symbols. The broadcast signal frame may include a reference symbol or a pilot symbol.

The frame structure to which Layered Division Multiplexing (LDM) is applied includes a bootstrap 410 and a preamble 420 and a super-imposed payload 430 as shown in FIG. 4 .

In this case, the bootstrap 410 and the preamble 420 may be viewed as two preambles hierarchical.

In this case, the bootstrap 410 may have a shorter length than the preamble 420 for fast acquisition and detection. In this case, the bootstrap 410 may have a fixed length. In this case, the bootstrap 410 may include a symbol of a fixed length. For example, the bootstrap 410 may have a fixed time length of 2 ms in total by being composed of 4 OFDM symbols each having a length of 0.5 ms.

In this case, the bootstrap 410 may have a fixed bandwidth, and the preamble 420 and the super-imposed payload 430 may have a wider and variable bandwidth than the bootstrap 410 .

The preamble 420 may transmit detailed signaling information using a robust LDPC code. In this case, the length of the preamble 420 may vary according to signaling information.

In this case, both the bootstrap 410 and the payload 430 may be viewed as corresponding to a common signal shared by several layers.

The super-imposed payload 430 may correspond to a signal in which two or more layer signals are multiplexed. In this case, the super-imposed payload 430 may be a combination of a core layer payload and an enhanced layer payload at different power levels. In this case, the core layer payload may include an in-band signaling section. In this case, the in-band signaling unit may include signaling information for the enhanced layer service.

In this case, the bootstrap 410 may include a symbol indicating a preamble structure.

In this case, symbols included in the bootstrap to indicate the structure of the preamble may be set as shown in Table 2 below.

preamble_structure L1-Basic Mode FFT Size GI Length (samples) Pilot Pattern (D _X ) 0 L1-Basic Mode 1 8192 2048 3 One L1-Basic Mode 1 8192 1536 4 2 L1-Basic Mode 1 8192 1024 3 3 L1-Basic Mode 1 8192 768 4 4 L1-Basic Mode 1 16384 4096 3 5 L1-Basic Mode 1 16384 3648 4 6 L1-Basic Mode 1 16384 2432 3 7 L1-Basic Mode 1 16384 1536 4 8 L1-Basic Mode 1 16384 1024 6 9 L1-Basic Mode 1 16384 768 8 10 L1-Basic Mode 1 32768 4864 3 11 L1-Basic Mode 1 32768 3648 3 12 L1-Basic Mode 1 32768 3648 8 13 L1-Basic Mode 1 32768 2432 6 14 L1-Basic Mode 1 32768 1536 8 15 L1-Basic Mode 1 32768 1024 12 16 L1-Basic Mode 1 32768 768 16 17 L1-Basic Mode 2 8192 2048 3 18 L1-Basic Mode 2 8192 1536 4 19 L1-Basic Mode 2 8192 1024 3 20 L1-Basic Mode 2 8192 768 4 21 L1-Basic Mode 2 16384 4096 3 22 L1-Basic Mode 2 16384 3648 4 23 L1-Basic Mode 2 16384 2432 3 24 L1-Basic Mode 2 16384 1536 4 25 L1-Basic Mode 2 16384 1024 6 26 L1-Basic Mode 2 16384 768 8 27 L1-Basic Mode 2 32768 4864 3 28 L1-Basic Mode 2 32768 3648 3 29 L1-Basic Mode 2 32768 3648 8 30 L1-Basic Mode 2 32768 2432 6 31 L1-Basic Mode 2 32768 1536 8 32 L1-Basic Mode 2 32768 1024 12 33 L1-Basic Mode 2 32768 768 16 34 L1-Basic Mode 3 8192 2048 3 35 L1-Basic Mode 3 8192 1536 4 36 L1-Basic Mode 3 8192 1024 3 37 L1-Basic Mode 3 8192 768 4 38 L1-Basic Mode 3 16384 4096 3 39 L1-Basic Mode 3 16384 3648 4 40 L1-Basic Mode 3 16384 2432 3 41 L1-Basic Mode 3 16384 1536 4 42 L1-Basic Mode 3 16384 1024 6 43 L1-Basic Mode 3 16384 768 8 44 L1-Basic Mode 3 32768 4864 3 45 L1-Basic Mode 3 32768 3648 3 46 L1-Basic Mode 3 32768 3648 8 47 L1-Basic Mode 3 32768 2432 6 48 L1-Basic Mode 3 32768 1536 8 49 L1-Basic Mode 3 32768 1024 12 50 L1-Basic Mode 3 32768 768 16 51 L1-Basic Mode 4 8192 2048 3 52 L1-Basic Mode 4 8192 1536 4 53 L1-Basic Mode 4 8192 1024 3 54 L1-Basic Mode 4 8192 768 4 55 L1-Basic Mode 4 16384 4096 3 56 L1-Basic Mode 4 16384 3648 4 57 L1-Basic Mode 4 16384 2432 3 58 L1-Basic Mode 4 16384 1536 4 59 L1-Basic Mode 4 16384 1024 6 60 L1-Basic Mode 4 16384 768 8 61 L1-Basic Mode 4 32768 4864 3 62 L1-Basic Mode 4 32768 3648 3 63 L1-Basic Mode 4 32768 3648 8 64 L1-Basic Mode 4 32768 2432 6 65 L1-Basic Mode 4 32768 1536 8 66 L1-Basic Mode 4 32768 1024 12 67 L1-Basic Mode 4 32768 768 16 68 L1-Basic Mode 5 8192 2048 3 69 L1-Basic Mode 5 8192 1536 4 70 L1-Basic Mode 5 8192 1024 3 71 L1-Basic Mode 5 8192 768 4 72 L1-Basic Mode 5 16384 4096 3 73 L1-Basic Mode 5 16384 3648 4 74 L1-Basic Mode 5 16384 2432 3 75 L1-Basic Mode 5 16384 1536 4 76 L1-Basic Mode 5 16384 1024 6 77 L1-Basic Mode 5 16384 768 8 78 L1-Basic Mode 5 32768 4864 3 79 L1-Basic Mode 5 32768 3648 3 80 L1-Basic Mode 5 32768 3648 8 81 L1-Basic Mode 5 32768 2432 6 82 L1-Basic Mode 5 32768 1536 8 83 L1-Basic Mode 5 32768 1024 12 84 L1-Basic Mode 5 32768 768 16 85 L1-Basic Mode 6 8192 2048 3 86 L1-Basic Mode 6 8192 1536 4 87 L1-Basic Mode 6 8192 1024 3 88 L1-Basic Mode 6 8192 768 4 89 L1-Basic Mode 6 16384 4096 3 90 L1-Basic Mode 6 16384 3648 4 91 L1-Basic Mode 6 16384 2432 3 92 L1-Basic Mode 6 16384 1536 4 93 L1-Basic Mode 6 16384 1024 6 94 L1-Basic Mode 6 16384 768 8 95 L1-Basic Mode 6 32768 4864 3 96 L1-Basic Mode 6 32768 3648 3 97 L1-Basic Mode 6 32768 3648 8 98 L1-Basic Mode 6 32768 2432 6 99 L1-Basic Mode 6 32768 1536 8 100 L1-Basic Mode 6 32768 1024 12 101 L1-Basic Mode 6 32768 768 16 102 L1-Basic Mode 7 8192 2048 3 103 L1-Basic Mode 7 8192 1536 4 104 L1-Basic Mode 7 8192 1024 3 105 L1-Basic Mode 7 8192 768 4 106 L1-Basic Mode 7 16384 4096 3 107 L1-Basic Mode 7 16384 3648 4 108 L1-Basic Mode 7 16384 2432 3 109 L1-Basic Mode 7 16384 1536 4 110 L1-Basic Mode 7 16384 1024 6 111 L1-Basic Mode 7 16384 768 8 112 L1-Basic Mode 7 32768 4864 3 113 L1-Basic Mode 7 32768 3648 3 114 L1-Basic Mode 7 32768 3648 8 115 L1-Basic Mode 7 32768 2432 6 116 L1-Basic Mode 7 32768 1536 8 117 L1-Basic Mode 7 32768 1024 12 118 L1-Basic Mode 7 32768 768 16 119 Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved 120 Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved 121 Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved 122 Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved 123 Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved 124 Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved 125 Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved 126 Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved 127 Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved

For example, to indicate the preamble structure shown in Table 2, a fixed symbol of 7 bits may be allocated. L1-Basic Mode 1, L1-Basic Mode 2, and L1-Basic Mode 3 described in Table 2 above. may correspond to QPSK and 3/15 LDPC.

L1-Basic Mode 4 described in Table 2 may correspond to 16-NUC (Non Uniform Constellation) and 3/15 LDPC.

L1-Basic Mode 5 described in Table 2 may correspond to 64-NUC (Non Uniform Constellation) and 3/15 LDPC.

L1-Basic Mode 6 and L1-Basic Mode 7 described in Table 2 may correspond to 256-NUC (Non Uniform Constellation) and 3/15 LDPC. The modulation method/code rate described below represents a combination of a modulation method and a code rate, such as QPSK and 3/15 LDPC.

The FFT size shown in Table 2 may indicate a Fast Fourier Transform size.

The GI length shown in Table 2 indicates a guard interval length, and may indicate a length of a guard interval other than data in the time domain. At this time, the longer the guard interval length, the more robust the system.

The pilot pattern described in Table 2 may indicate Dx of the pilot pattern. Although not explicitly described in Table 2, in the examples shown in Table 2, Dy may be all 1. For example, Dx = 3 may mean that one of three pilots for channel estimation is included in the x-axis direction. For example, Dy = 1 may mean that a pilot is included every time in the y-axis direction.

As can be seen from the example of Table 2, the preamble structure corresponding to the second modulation method/coding rate, which is stronger than the first modulation method/coding rate, is preferentially looked up over the preamble structure corresponding to the first modulation method/coding rate. It can be assigned to a table.

In this case, preferential allocation may mean storing correspondingly a smaller number of indexes in the lookup table.

Also, in the case of the same modulation method/coding rate, a preamble structure corresponding to a second FFT size smaller than the first FFT size may be preferentially allocated to the lookup table than a preamble structure corresponding to the first FFT size.

In addition, in the case of the same modulation method/code rate and FFT size, a preamble structure corresponding to a second guard interval larger than the first guard interval may be preferentially allocated to the lookup table than a preamble structure corresponding to the first guard interval.

As shown in Table 2, preamble structure identification using bootstrap can be performed more efficiently by setting the order in which preamble structures are allocated in the lookup table.

5 is a diagram illustrating an example of a process in which the broadcast signal frame shown in FIG. 4 is received.

Referring to FIG. 5 , the bootstrap 510 is detected and demodulated, and the preamble 520 is demodulated using the demodulated information to restore signaling information.

The core layer data 530 is demodulated using signaling information, and the enhanced layer signal is demodulated through a cancellation process corresponding to the core layer data. In this case, the cancellation corresponding to the core layer data will be described in more detail later.

6 is a diagram illustrating another example of a process in which the broadcast signal frame shown in FIG. 4 is received.

Referring to FIG. 6 , the bootstrap 610 is detected and demodulated, and the preamble 620 is demodulated using the demodulated information to restore signaling information.

Core layer data 630 is demodulated using signaling information. In this case, the in-band signaling unit 650 is included in the core layer data 630 . The in-band signaling unit 650 includes signaling information for the enhanced layer service. Through the in-band signaling unit 650, more efficient bandwidth utilization is possible. In this case, the in-band signaling unit 650 is preferably included in the core layer stronger than the enhanced layer.

In the example shown in FIG. 6 , basic signaling information and information for a core layer service are transmitted through the preamble 620 , and signaling information for an enhanced layer service may be transmitted through the in-band signaling unit 650 . have.

The enhanced layer signal is demodulated through a cancellation process corresponding to the core layer data.

In this case, the signaling information may be L1 (Layer-1) signaling information. The L1 signaling information may include information necessary to configure physical layer parameters.

Referring to FIG. 4 , a broadcast signal frame includes an L1 signaling signal and a data signal. For example, the broadcast signal frame may be an ATSC 3.0 frame.

FIG. 7 is a block diagram illustrating another example of the apparatus for generating a broadcast signal frame shown in FIG. 1 .

Referring to FIG. 7 , it can be seen that the apparatus for generating a broadcast signal frame multiplexes data corresponding to N extension layers (N is a natural number greater than or equal to 1) in addition to the core layer data and the enhanced layer data together. .

That is, the apparatus for generating a broadcast signal frame shown in FIG. 7 includes a core layer BICM unit 310 , an enhanced layer BICM unit 320 , an injection level controller 330 , a combiner 340 , a power normalizer 345 , and a time In addition to the interleaver 350, the signaling generator 360, and the frame builder 370, it includes N extension layer BICM units 410, ..., 430 and injection level controllers 440, ..., 460. .

The core layer BICM unit 310, the enhanced layer BICM unit 320, the injection level controller 330, the combiner 340, the power normalizer 345, the time interleaver 350, and the signaling generator shown in FIG. 360 and the frame builder 370 have already been described in detail with reference to FIG. 3 .

The N extension layer BICM units 410, ..., 430 independently perform BICM encoding, and the injection level controllers 440, ..., 460 perform power reducing corresponding to each extension layer. Thus, the power-reduced extension layer signal is combined with other layer signals through the combiner 340 .

In this case, the error correction encoder of each of the enhancement layer BICM units 410, ..., 430 may be a serial connection of a BCH encoder and an LDPC encoder.

In particular, it is preferable that the power reduction corresponding to each of the injection level controllers 440 , ..., 460 is greater than the power reduction of the injection level controller 330 . That is, the injection level controllers 330 , 440 , ..., 460 shown in FIG. 7 may correspond to a large power reduction as they go down.

The injection level information provided from the injection level controllers 330 , 440 , and 460 shown in FIG. 7 is included in the broadcast signal frame of the frame builder 370 through the signaling generator 360 and transmitted to the receiver. That is, the injection level of each layer is contained in the L1 signaling information and delivered to the receiver.

In the present invention, power control may increase or decrease the power of the input signal, or may increase or decrease the gain of the input signal.

The power normalizer 345 mitigates a power increase caused by combining a plurality of layer signals by the combiner 340 .

In the example shown in FIG. 7 , the power normalizer 345 may adjust the signal power to an appropriate signal level by multiplying the normalizing factor by the size of the signal in which the signals of each layer are combined using Equation 4 below. .

[Equation 4]

Normalizing Factor =

The time interleaver 350 performs interleaving on the signals combined by the combiner 340 , thereby performing interleaving that is applied to the signals of the layers together.

FIG. 8 is a block diagram illustrating an example of the signal demultiplexing apparatus shown in FIG. 1 .

Referring to FIG. 8 , a signal demultiplexing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a time deinterleaver 510 , a de-normalizer 1010 , a core layer BICM decoder 520 , and an enhanced layer symbol extractor 530 . , a de-injection level controller 1020 and an enhanced layer BICM decoder 540 .

In this case, the signal demultiplexing device shown in FIG. 8 may correspond to the broadcast signal frame generating device shown in FIG. 3 .

The time deinterleaver 510 receives a received signal from an OFDM receiver performing operations such as time/frequency synchronization, channel estimation, and equalization, and generates a burst error in the channel. Perform an operation related to dispersion. In this case, the L1 signaling information may be preferentially decoded in the OFDM receiver and utilized for data decoding. In particular, the injection level information among the L1 signaling information may be transmitted to the de-normalizer 1010 and the de-injection level controller 1020 . In this case, the OFDM receiver may decode the received signal in the form of a broadcast signal frame (eg, an ATSC 3.0 frame), extract a data symbol portion of the frame, and provide it to the time deinterleaver 510 . That is, the time deinterleaver 510 performs a deinterleaving process while passing data symbols to disperse clustering errors generated in the channel.

In this case, the time deinterleaver 510 may perform an operation corresponding to the time interleaver. In this case, the time deinterleaver 510 may perform deinterleaving in one of a plurality of operation modes, and may perform deinterleaving using time interleaver information signaled in relation to the operation of the time interleaver.

The de-normalizer 1010 corresponds to the power normalizer of the transmitter, and increases the power by the amount reduced by the power normalizer. That is, the de-normalizer 1010 divides the received signal by the normalizing factor of Equation (2).

In the example shown in FIG. 8 , the de-normalizer 1010 is illustrated as adjusting the power of the output signal of the time interleaver 510 , but according to an embodiment, the de-normalizer 1010 is the time interleaver 510 . It may be positioned in front of , so that power adjustment is performed before interleaving.

That is, the de-normalizer 1010 can be viewed as being positioned before or after the time interleaver 510 to amplify the signal size for the LLR calculation of the core layer symbol demapper.

The output of the time deinterleaver 510 (or the output of the de-normalizer 1010 ) is provided to the core layer BICM decoder 520 , and the core layer BICM decoder 520 restores core layer data.

In this case, the core layer BICM decoder 520 includes a core layer symbol demapper, a core layer bit deinterleaver, and a core layer error correction decoder. The core layer symbol demapper calculates the LLR (Log-Likelihood Ratio) values related to the symbol, the core layer bit deinterleaver strongly mixes the calculated LLR values with the cluster error, and the core layer error correction decoder detects the error occurring in the channel. correct it

In this case, the core layer symbol demapper may calculate the LLR value for each bit using a predetermined constellation. In this case, the constellation used in the core layer symbol mapper may be different according to a combination of a code rate and a modulation order used in the transmitter.

In this case, the core layer bit deinterleaver may perform deinterleaving on the calculated LLR values in units of LDPC codewords.

In particular, the core layer error correction decoder may output only information bits, or may output all bits in which information bits and parity bits are combined. In this case, the core layer error correction decoder may output only information bits as core layer data, and output all bits in which parity bits are combined with information bits to the enhanced layer symbol extractor 530 .

The core layer error correction decoder may be a type in which a core layer LDPC decoder and a core layer BCH decoder are serially connected. That is, the input of the core layer error correction decoder is input to the core layer LDPC decoder, the output of the core layer LDPC decoder is input to the core layer BCH decoder, and the output of the core layer BCH decoder is the output of the core layer error correction decoder. output can be In this case, the LDPC decoder performs LDPC decoding, and the BCH decoder performs BCH decoding.

Furthermore, the enhanced layer error correction decoder may also be a type in which the enhanced layer LDPC decoder and the enhanced layer BCH decoder are serially connected. That is, the input of the enhanced layer error correction decoder is input to the enhanced layer LDPC decoder, the output of the enhanced layer LDPC decoder is input to the enhanced layer BCH decoder, and the output of the enhanced layer BCH decoder is enhanced. It may be an output of a layer error correction decoder.

The enhanced layer symbol extractor 530 receives all bits from the core layer error correction decoder of the core layer BICM decoder 520 and receives the enhanced layer from the output signal of the time deinterleaver 510 or the de-normalizer 1010 . Symbols can be extracted. According to an embodiment, the enhanced layer symbol extractor 530 does not receive all bits from the error correction decoder of the core layer BICM decoder 520, and receives information bits of LDPC or BCH information bits. can be provided.

In this case, the enhanced layer symbol extractor 530 includes a buffer, a subtracter, a core layer symbol mapper, and a core layer bit interleaver. The buffer stores the output signal of the time deinterleaver 510 or the de-normalizer 1010 . The core layer bit interleaver receives all bits (information bits + parity bits) of the core layer BICM decoder and performs the same core layer bit interleaving as the transmitter. The core layer symbol mapper generates the same core layer symbols as the transmitter from the interleaved signal. The subtractor subtracts the output signal of the core layer symbol mapper from the signal stored in the buffer to obtain an enhanced layer symbol and transmits it to the de-injection level controller 1020 . In particular, when receiving the LDPC information bits, the enhanced layer symbol extractor 530 may further include a core layer LDPC encoder. In addition, when receiving BCH information bits, the enhanced layer symbol extractor 530 may further include a core layer BCH encoder as well as a core layer LDPC encoder.

At this time, the core layer LDPC encoder, the core layer BCH encoder, the core layer bit interleaver and the core layer symbol mapper included in the enhanced layer symbol extractor 530 are the LDPC encoder, BCH encoder, and bit interleaver of the core layer described with reference to FIG. 3 . and symbol mapper.

The de-injection level controller 1020 receives the enhanced layer symbol and increases the power by the power dropped by the injection level controller of the transmitter. That is, the de-injection level controller 1020 amplifies the input signal and provides it to the enhanced layer BICM decoder 540 . For example, if the transmitter combines the power of the enhanced layer signal to be 3 dB smaller than the power of the core layer signal, the de-injection level controller 1020 serves to increase the power of the input signal by 3 dB.

In this case, the de-injection level controller 1020 can be viewed as multiplying the enhanced layer signal extracted by receiving the injection level information from the OFDM receiver by the enhanced layer gain of Equation 5 below.

[Equation 5]

Enhanced Layer Gain =

The enhanced layer BICM decoder 540 receives the enhanced layer symbol whose power is increased by the de-injection level controller 1020 and restores the enhanced layer data.

In this case, the enhanced layer BICM decoder 540 may include an enhanced layer symbol demapper, an enhanced layer bit deinterleaver, and an enhanced layer error correction decoder. The enhanced layer symbol demapper calculates LLR (Log-Likelihood Ratio) values related to the enhanced layer symbol, and the enhanced layer bit deinterleaver strongly mixes the calculated LLR values with the cluster error, and decodes the enhanced layer error correction. The device corrects errors that occur in the channel.

The enhanced layer BICM decoder 540 performs a similar operation to the core layer BICM decoder 520 , but in general, the enhanced layer LDPC decoder performs LDPC decoding for a code rate of 6/15 or higher.

For example, the core layer may use an LDPC code having a code rate of 5/15 or less, and the enhanced layer may use an LDPC code having a code rate of 6/15 or more. In this case, in a reception environment in which the enhanced layer data can be decoded, the core layer data can be decoded using only a small number of LDPC decoding iterations. Using this property, the receiver hardware shares one LDPC decoder between the core layer and the enhanced layer, thereby reducing the cost incurred in hardware implementation. In this case, the core layer LDPC decoder may use only some time resources (LDPC decoding iteration) and the enhanced layer LDPC decoder may use most of the time resources.

The signal demultiplexing apparatus shown in FIG. 8 first restores the core layer data, cancels the core layer symbols from the received signal symbols to leave only the enhanced layer symbols, and then increases the power of the enhanced layer symbols for enhancement. Restore the de-layer data. As already described with reference to FIGS. 3 and 5 , since signals corresponding to each layer are combined at different power levels, data restoration with the least error is possible only when the signal combined with the strongest power is restored.

As a result, in the example shown in FIG. 8, the signal demultiplexing apparatus includes: a time deinterleaver 510 for generating a time deinterleaving signal by applying time deinterleaving to a received signal; a de-normalizer (1010) that increases the power of the received signal or the time deinterleaving signal by a power reduction by a power normalizer of a transmitter; a core layer BICM decoder (520) for reconstructing core layer data from a signal whose power is adjusted by the de-normalizer (1010); By using the output signal of the core layer FEC decoder of the core layer BICM decoder 520 , cancellation corresponding to the core layer data is performed on the signal whose power is adjusted by the de-normalizer 1010 to perform enhanced enhancement. an enhanced layer symbol extractor 530 for extracting a layer signal; a de-injection level controller 1020 that increases the power of the enhanced layer signal by a power decrease of the injection level controller of the transmitter; and an enhanced layer BICM decoder 540 that reconstructs enhanced layer data using an output signal of the de-injection level controller 1020 .

In this case, the enhanced layer symbol extractor may receive the entire codeword from the core layer LDPC decoder of the core layer BICM decoder, and may directly bit interleave the entire codeword.

In this case, the enhanced layer symbol extractor may receive information bits from the core layer LDPC decoder of the core layer BICM decoder, perform core layer LDPC encoding on the information bits, and then perform bit interleaving.

In this case, the enhanced layer symbol extractor may receive information bits from the core layer BCH decoder of the core layer BICM decoder, perform core layer BCH encoding and core layer LDPC encoding on the information bits, and then perform bit interleaving.

In this case, the de-normalizer and the de-injection level controller may receive the provided injection level information (IL INFO) based on L1 signaling, and perform power control based on the injection level information.

In this case, the core layer BICM decoder may have a lower bit rate than the enhanced layer BICM decoder and may be more robust than the enhanced layer BICM decoder.

In this case, the de-normalizer may correspond to the reciprocal of the normalizing factor.

In this case, the de-injection level controller may correspond to the reciprocal of the scaling factor.

In this case, the enhanced layer data may be restored based on cancellation corresponding to the restoration of the core layer data corresponding to the core layer signal.

In this case, the signal demultiplexing apparatus includes: one or more enhancement layer symbol extractors for extracting enhancement layer signals by performing cancellation corresponding to previous layer data; One or more de-injection level controllers that increase the power of the extension layer signal by the power reduction of the injection level controller of the transmitter, and one or more extensions to restore one or more extension layer data using an output signal of the one or more de-injection level controllers It may further include a layer BICM decoder.

A signal demultiplexing method according to an embodiment of the present invention through the configuration shown in FIG. 8 includes generating a time deinterleaving signal by applying time deinterleaving to a received signal; increasing the power of the received signal or the time deinterleaving signal by a power reduction by a power normalizer of a transmitter; restoring core layer data from the power-adjusted signal; extracting an enhanced layer signal by performing cancellation corresponding to the core layer data on the power-adjusted signal; increasing the power of the enhanced layer signal by a power decrease of an injection level controller of the transmitter; and restoring enhanced layer data by using the power-adjusted enhanced layer signal.

In this case, in extracting the enhanced layer signal, the entire codeword may be received from the core layer LDPC decoder of the core layer BICM decoder, and the entire codeword may be bit interleaved.

In this case, the step of extracting the enhanced layer signal may include receiving information bits from the core layer LDPC decoder of the core layer BICM decoder, performing core layer LDPC encoding on the information bits, and then performing bit interleaving.

In this case, the step of extracting the enhanced layer signal may include receiving information bits from the core layer BCH decoder of the core layer BICM decoder, performing core layer BCH encoding and core layer LDPC encoding on the information bits, and then performing bit interleaving. .

9 is a block diagram illustrating an example of the core layer BICM decoder 520 and the enhanced layer symbol extractor 530 shown in FIG. 8 .

Referring to FIG. 9 , the core layer BICM decoder 520 includes a core layer symbol demapper, a core layer bit deinterleaver, a core layer LDPC decoder, and a core layer BCH decoder.

That is, in the example shown in FIG. 9 , the core layer error correction decoder includes a core layer LDPC decoder and a core layer BCH decoder.

In addition, in the example shown in FIG. 9 , the core layer LDPC decoder provides a whole codeword including parity bits to the enhanced layer symbol extractor 530 . That is, in general, the LDPC decoder outputs only information bits among all the LDPC codewords, but it is also possible to output the entire codeword.

In this case, the enhanced layer symbol extractor 530 is simple to implement because it does not need to separately include a core layer LDPC encoder or a core layer BCH encoder, but there is a possibility that a residual error remains in the LDPC code parity part.

10 is a block diagram illustrating another example of the core layer BICM decoder 520 and the enhanced layer symbol extractor 530 shown in FIG. 8 .

Referring to FIG. 10 , the core layer BICM decoder 520 includes a core layer symbol demapper, a core layer bit deinterleaver, a core layer LDPC decoder, and a core layer BCH decoder.

That is, in the example shown in FIG. 10 , the core layer error correction decoder includes a core layer LDPC decoder and a core layer BCH decoder.

In addition, in the example shown in FIG. 10 , the core layer LDPC decoder provides information bits that do not include parity bits to the enhanced layer symbol extractor 530 .

In this case, the enhanced layer symbol extractor 530 does not need to separately include a core layer BCH encoder, but must include a core layer LDPC encoder.

Compared to the example shown in FIG. 9 , the example shown in FIG. 10 may remove residual errors that may remain in the parity part of the LDPC code.

11 is a block diagram illustrating another example of the core layer BICM decoder 520 and the enhanced layer symbol extractor 530 shown in FIG. 8 .

Referring to FIG. 11 , the core layer BICM decoder 520 includes a core layer symbol demapper, a core layer bit deinterleaver, a core layer LDPC decoder, and a core layer BCH decoder.

That is, in the example shown in FIG. 11 , the core layer error correction decoder includes a core layer LDPC decoder and a core layer BCH decoder.

In the example shown in FIG. 11 , the output of the core layer BCH decoder corresponding to the core layer data is provided to the enhanced layer symbol extractor 530 .

In this case, the enhanced layer symbol extractor 530 has high complexity since it must include both the core layer LDPC encoder and the core layer BCH encoder, but guarantees the highest performance compared to the examples of FIGS. 9 and 10 .

12 is a block diagram illustrating another example of the signal demultiplexing apparatus shown in FIG. 1 .

12 , the signal demultiplexing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a time deinterleaver 510 , a de-normalizer 1010 , a core layer BICM decoder 520 , and an enhanced layer symbol extractor 530 . , the enhanced layer BICM decoder 540, one or more enhancement layer symbol extractors 650, 670, one or more enhancement layer BICM decoders 660, 680 and de-injection level controllers 1020, 1150, 1170. include

In this case, the signal demultiplexing device shown in FIG. 12 may correspond to the broadcast signal frame generating device shown in FIG. 7 .

The time deinterleaver 510 receives a received signal from an OFDM receiver performing operations such as synchronization, channel estimation, and equalization, and relates to the distribution of burst error generated in the channel. perform the action In this case, the L1 signaling information may be preferentially decoded in the OFDM receiver and utilized for data decoding. In particular, the injection level information among the L1 signaling information may be transmitted to the de-normalizer 1010 and the de-injection level controllers 1020 , 1150 , and 1170 .

In this case, the de-normalizer 1010 may obtain the injection level information of all layers, obtain a de-normalizing factor using Equation 6 below, and multiply the input signal.

[Equation 6]

De-Normalizing factor = (Normalizing factor) ^-1 =

That is, the de-normalizing factor is the reciprocal of the normalizing factor expressed by Equation (4).

According to an embodiment, when the N1 signaling includes not only the injection level information but also the normalizing factor information, the de-normalizer 1010 simply de-normalizes by taking the reciprocal of the normalizing factor without having to calculate the de-normalizing factor using the injection level. The normalizing factor can be obtained.

The de-normalizer 1010 corresponds to the power normalizer of the transmitter, and increases the power by the amount reduced by the power normalizer.

In the example shown in FIG. 12 , the de-normalizer 1010 is illustrated as adjusting the power of the output signal of the time interleaver 510 , but according to an embodiment, the de-normalizer 1010 is the time interleaver 510 . It may be positioned in front of , so that power adjustment is performed before interleaving.

That is, the de-normalizer 1010 can be viewed as being positioned before or after the time interleaver 510 to amplify the signal size for the LLR calculation of the core layer symbol demapper.

The output of the time deinterleaver 510 (or the output of the de-normalizer 1010 ) is provided to the core layer BICM decoder 520 , and the core layer BICM decoder 520 restores core layer data.

In this case, the core layer BICM decoder 520 includes a core layer symbol demapper, a core layer bit deinterleaver, and a core layer error correction decoder. The core layer symbol demapper calculates the LLR (Log-Likelihood Ratio) values related to the symbol, the core layer bit deinterleaver strongly mixes the calculated LLR values with the cluster error, and the core layer error correction decoder detects the error occurring in the channel. correct it

In this case, the core layer symbol demapper may calculate the LLR value for each bit using a predetermined constellation. In this case, the constellation used in the core layer symbol mapper may be different according to a combination of a code rate and a modulation order used in the transmitter.

In this case, the core layer bit deinterleaver may perform deinterleaving on the calculated LLR values in units of LDPC codewords.

In particular, the core layer error correction decoder may output only information bits, or may output all bits in which information bits and parity bits are combined. In this case, the core layer error correction decoder may output only information bits as core layer data, and output all bits in which parity bits are combined with information bits to the enhanced layer symbol extractor 530 .

The core layer error correction decoder may be a type in which a core layer LDPC decoder and a core layer BCH decoder are serially connected. That is, the input of the core layer error correction decoder is input to the core layer LDPC decoder, the output of the core layer LDPC decoder is input to the core layer BCH decoder, and the output of the core layer BCH decoder is the output of the core layer error correction decoder. output can be In this case, the LDPC decoder performs LDPC decoding, and the BCH decoder performs BCH decoding.

The enhanced layer error correction decoder may also have a serial connection type between the enhanced layer LDPC decoder and the enhanced layer BCH decoder. That is, the input of the enhanced layer error correction decoder is input to the enhanced layer LDPC decoder, the output of the enhanced layer LDPC decoder is input to the enhanced layer BCH decoder, and the output of the enhanced layer BCH decoder is enhanced. It may be an output of a layer error correction decoder.

Furthermore, the enhancement layer error correction decoder may also be a type in which the enhancement layer LDPC decoder and the enhancement layer BCH decoder are serially connected. That is, the input of the enhancement layer error correction decoder is input to the enhancement layer LDPC decoder, the output of the enhancement layer LDPC decoder is input to the enhancement layer BCH decoder, and the output of the enhancement layer BCH decoder is the output of the enhancement layer error correction decoder. output can be

In particular, the trade-off between implementation complexity and performance depending on which of the outputs of the error correction decoder described with reference to FIGS. 9, 10 and 11 is used is the core layer BICM decoder 520 of FIG. It is applied not only to the enhanced layer symbol extractor 530 , but also to the enhancement layer symbol extractors 650 and 670 , and the enhancement layer BICM decoders 660 and 680 .

The enhanced layer symbol extractor 530 receives all bits from the core layer error correction decoder of the core layer BICM decoder 520 and receives the enhanced layer from the output signal of the time deinterleaver 510 or the de-normalizer 1010 . Symbols can be extracted. According to an embodiment, the enhanced layer symbol extractor 530 does not receive all bits from the error correction decoder of the core layer BICM decoder 520, and receives information bits of LDPC or BCH information bits. can be provided.

In this case, the enhanced layer symbol extractor 530 includes a buffer, a subtracter, a core layer symbol mapper, and a core layer bit interleaver. The buffer stores the output signal of the time deinterleaver 510 or the de-normalizer 1010 . The core layer bit interleaver receives all bits (information bits + parity bits) of the core layer BICM decoder and performs the same core layer bit interleaving as the transmitter. The core layer symbol mapper generates the same core layer symbols as the transmitter from the interleaved signal. The subtractor subtracts the output signal of the core layer symbol mapper from the signal stored in the buffer to obtain an enhanced layer symbol and transmits it to the de-injection level controller 1020 .

In this case, the core layer bit interleaver and the core layer symbol mapper included in the enhanced layer symbol extractor 530 may be the same as the core layer bit interleaver and the symbol mapper shown in FIG. 7 .

The de-injection level controller 1020 receives the enhanced layer symbol and increases the power by the power dropped by the injection level controller of the transmitter. That is, the de-injection level controller 1020 amplifies the input signal and provides it to the enhanced layer BICM decoder 540 .

The enhanced layer BICM decoder 540 receives the enhanced layer symbol whose power is increased by the de-injection level controller 1020 and restores the enhanced layer data.

In this case, the enhanced layer BICM decoder 540 may include an enhanced layer symbol demapper, an enhanced layer bit deinterleaver, and an enhanced layer error correction decoder. The enhanced layer symbol demapper calculates LLR (Log-Likelihood Ratio) values related to the enhanced layer symbol, and the enhanced layer bit deinterleaver strongly mixes the calculated LLR values with the cluster error, and decodes the enhanced layer error correction. The device corrects errors that occur in the channel.

In particular, the enhanced layer error correction decoder may output only information bits, or may output all bits in which information bits and parity bits are combined. In this case, the enhanced layer error correction decoder may output only information bits as enhanced layer data, and output all bits in which parity bits are combined with information bits to the enhancement layer symbol extractor 650 .

The extension layer symbol extractor 650 receives all bits from the enhanced layer error correction decoder of the enhanced layer BICM decoder 540 and extracts extension layer symbols from the output signal of the de-injection level controller 1020 do.

In this case, the de-injection level controller 1020 may amplify the power of the output signal of the subtractor of the enhanced layer symbol extractor 530 .

In this case, the enhancement layer symbol extractor 650 includes a buffer, a subtracter, an enhanced layer symbol mapper, and an enhanced layer bit interleaver. The buffer stores the output signal of the de-injection level controller 1020 . The enhanced layer bit interleaver receives all bits (information bits + parity bits) of the enhanced layer BICM decoder and performs the same enhanced layer bit interleaving as the transmitter. The enhanced layer symbol mapper generates the same enhanced layer symbol as the transmitter from the interleaved signal. The subtractor subtracts the output signal of the enhanced layer symbol mapper from the signal stored in the buffer to obtain an enhancement layer symbol and transmits it to the de-injection level controller 1150 .

In this case, the enhanced layer bit interleaver and the enhanced layer symbol mapper included in the enhancement layer symbol extractor 650 may be the same as the bit interleaver and the symbol mapper of the enhanced layer illustrated in FIG. 7 .

The de-injection level controller 1150 increases the power by the amount reduced by the injection level controller of the corresponding layer in the transmitter.

At this time, it can be seen that the de-injection level controller performs an operation of multiplying the extension layer gain of Equation 7 below. In this case, the 0th injection level may be regarded as 0dB.

[Equation 7]

n-th Extension Layer Gain =

The extension layer BICM decoder 660 receives the extension layer symbol whose power is increased by the de-injection level controller 1150 and restores the extension layer data.

In this case, the enhancement layer BICM decoder 660 may include an enhancement layer symbol demapper, an enhancement layer bit deinterleaver, and an enhancement layer error correction decoder. The extension layer symbol demapper calculates LLR (Log-Likelihood Ratio) values related to the extension layer symbol, the extension layer bit deinterleaver strongly mixes the calculated LLR values with the cluster error, and the extension layer error correction decoder calculates the LLR values generated in the channel. Correct the error.

In particular, when there are two or more enhancement layers, two or more enhancement layer symbol extractors and enhancement layer BICM decoders may be provided respectively.

That is, in the example shown in FIG. 12 , the enhancement layer error correction decoder of the enhancement layer BICM decoder 660 may output only information bits, and output all bits in which information bits and parity bits are combined. may be In this case, the enhancement layer error correction decoder may output only information bits as enhancement layer data, and output all bits in which parity bits are combined with information bits to the next enhancement layer symbol extractor 670 .

The structure and operation of the enhancement layer symbol extractor 670, the enhancement layer BICM decoder 680, and the de-injection level controller 1170 are the aforementioned enhancement layer symbol extractor 650, enhancement layer BICM decoder 660 and de-injection. It can be easily seen from the structure and operation of the level controller 1150 .

The de-injection level controllers 1020 , 1150 , and 1170 illustrated in FIG. 12 may correspond to a larger power increase as they go down. That is, the de-injection level controller 1150 increases the power more than the de-injection level controller 1020 , and the de-injection level controller 1170 increases the power more significantly than the de-injection level controller 1150 . can do it

The signal demultiplexing apparatus shown in FIG. 12 first restores the core layer data, restores the enhanced layer data by using the cancellation of the core layer symbol, and restores the extension layer data by using the cancellation of the enhanced layer symbol. can be found to restore. Two or more extension layers may be provided, and in this case, the extension layer combined with a higher power level is restored.

13 is a diagram illustrating a power increase due to a combination of a core layer signal and an enhanced layer signal.

Referring to FIG. 13 , when the multiplexed signal is generated by combining the core layer signal with the enhanced layer signal with reduced power by the injection level, the power level of the multiplexed signal is the core layer signal or the enhanced layer signal. It can be seen that it is higher than the power level.

At this time, the injection level controlled by the injection level controller shown in FIGS. 3 and 7 may be adjusted from 0 dB to 25.0 dB at 0.5 dB or 1 dB intervals. When the injection level is 3.0dB, the power of the enhanced layer signal is 3dB lower than the power of the core layer signal. When the injection level is 10.0 dB, the power of the enhanced layer signal is 10 dB lower than the power of the core layer signal. Such a relationship may be applied not only between the core layer signal and the enhanced layer signal, but also between the enhanced layer signal and the enhancement layer signal or enhancement layer signals.

The power normalizer shown in FIGS. 3 and 7 can solve problems such as distortion of a signal that may be caused by an increase in power due to combining by adjusting the power level after combining.

14 is an operation flowchart illustrating a method of generating a broadcast signal frame according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 14 , in the method for generating a broadcast signal frame according to an embodiment of the present invention, BICM is applied to core layer data (S1210).

Also, in the method of generating a broadcast signal frame according to an embodiment of the present invention, BICM is applied to enhanced layer data (S1220).

The BICM applied in step S1220 and the BICM applied in step S1210 may be different. In this case, the BICM applied in step S1220 may be less robust than the BICM applied in step S1210 . In this case, the bit rate of the BICM applied in step S1220 may be greater than the bit rate applied in step S1210 .

In this case, the enhanced layer signal may correspond to the enhanced layer data restored based on cancellation corresponding to the restoration of the core layer data corresponding to the core layer signal.

In addition, the method for generating a broadcast signal frame according to an embodiment of the present invention generates a power-reduced enhanced layer signal by reducing the power of the enhanced layer signal (S1230).

In this case, step S1230 may change the injection level from 0 dB to 25.0 dB at 0.5 dB or 1 dB intervals.

In addition, the method for generating a broadcast signal frame according to an embodiment of the present invention generates a multiplexed signal by combining the core layer signal and the power-reduced enhanced layer signal (S1240).

In this case, in step S1240, the core layer signal and the enhanced layer signal may be combined at different power levels, but the power level of the enhanced layer signal may be lower than the power level of the core layer signal.

In this case, in step S1240, the core layer signal and one or more extension layer signals having a lower power level than the enhanced layer signal may be combined with the core layer signal and the enhanced layer signal.

Also, in the method of generating a broadcast signal frame according to an embodiment of the present invention, power normalizing is performed to lower the power of the signal multiplexed by the step S1250 (S1250).

In this case, in step S1250, the power of the multiplexed signal may be lowered by the power of the core layer signal. In this case, in step S1250, the power of the multiplexed signal may be lowered by the amount increased by the step S1240.

Also, in the method for generating a broadcast signal frame according to an embodiment of the present invention, time interleaving is performed to generate a time interleaved signal (S1260).

In this case, in step S1260, time interleaving applied to the core layer signal and the enhanced layer signal may be performed to generate the time interleaved signal.

According to an embodiment, in the case of a single layer, in step S1260, time interleaving is performed on the BICM output signal to generate a time interleaved signal.

In this case, in step S1260, one of the time interleaver groups is used, and a boundary between the time interleaver groups is Physical Layer Pipes (PLPs) of the core layer corresponding to the core layer signal. ) can be a boundary between

In this case, in step S1260, the interleaving may be performed using a hybrid time interleaver. In this case, the physical layer pipes of the core layer and the enhanced layer may include only complete FEC blocks.

In this case, in step S1260, the interleaving is performed using a convolutional time interleaver, and the time interleaver groups are physical layer pipes including an incomplete FEC block. Layer Pipe (PLP), and the preamble may signal start position information of the first complete FEC block in the physical layer pipe.

In this case, step S1260 may be performed using one of a plurality of operation modes.

In this case, the operation modes may include a first mode in which time interleaving is omitted, a second mode in which convolutional time interleaving is performed, and a third mode in which hybrid time interleaving is performed. can

In this case, the operation mode may correspond to the time interleaving mode. In this case, the time interleaving mode corresponding to the time interleaving may be signaled for each of all physical layer pipes. In this case, the time interleaving mode may be included in the preamble.

In addition, the method for generating a broadcast signal frame according to an embodiment of the present invention generates a broadcast signal frame including a preamble for signaling the time interleaving mode corresponding to the time interleaving for each of all physical layer pipes (S1270) .

In this case, step S1270 may generate a broadcast signal frame including a preamble for signaling start position information and size information of each of the Physical Layer Pipes (PLPs). In this case, the physical layer pipes may include a core layer physical layer pipe corresponding to the core layer signal and an enhanced layer physical layer pipe corresponding to the enhanced layer signal.

In this case, the injection level information corresponding to the enhanced layer signal may be signaled corresponding to the enhanced layer physical layer pipe.

In this case, the physical layer pipes include the two or more enhanced layer physical layer pipes when the core layer physical layer pipe is layered division multiplexed with two or more enhanced layer physical layer pipes, and the two or more enhanced layer physical layer pipes Layer pipes may have the same injection level information (L1D_plp_ldm_injection_level).

In this case, the injection level information may correspond to a value that is 3 dB or more greater than a required SNR (required SNR) value corresponding to the core layer signal before LDM coupling as described through Equation 10 above.

In this case, the physical layer pipes may be multiplexed by frequency division multiplexing (FDM), and the signaling information corresponding to the preconceived division multiplexing is provided only to the core layer physical layer pipes (with respect). to) signaled and may not be signaled for enhanced layer physical layer pipes.

In this case, the signaling information corresponding to the preconciliation division multiplexing includes any one or more of physical layer pipe type information (L1D_plp_type), physical layer pipe subslice interval information (L1D_plp_subslice_interval), and physical layer pipe subslice number information (L1D_plp_num_subslices). may include

At this time, when the enhanced layer physical layer pipe is subjected to the preconciliation division multiplexing, the cell writing order corresponding to the signaling information corresponding to the preconceived division multiplexing of the core layer physical layer pipe subjected to the layered division multiplexing ( cell writing order).

In this case, the preconceived division multiplexed enhanced layer physical layer pipes may have a size that does not exceed a total of 2 ²⁰ cells.

In addition, the physical layer pipes include the two or more core layer physical layer pipes when the enhanced layer physical layer pipe is layered division multiplexed with two or more core layer physical layer pipes. Time interleaving corresponding to the time interleaver The mode may be either a hybrid time interleaving mode or a no time interleaving mode.

In this case, the two or more core layer physical layer pipes may include an integer number of FEC blocks when the no-time interleaving mode is used.

In this case, the two or more core layer physical layer pipes may have the same or different time interleaving block sizes less than a preset value when the hybrid time interleaving mode is used.

In addition, the physical layer pipes may have the start location information and size information set so that there is no duration in which layered division multiplexing is not performed in the core layer physical layer pipe that is multiplexed with the enhanced layer physical layer pipe and the layered division. .

In this case, the core layer physical layer pipe may be modulated by any one of QPSK, 16 QAM, and 64 QAM, and may be encoded at a maximum code rate of 7/15 when 64 QAM is used.

In this case, up to four physical layer pipes may be used for one complete delivered product.

In this case, the start location information and the size information may be generated in a different way from that for the core layer physical layer pipe in the case of the enhanced layer physical layer pipe.

In this case, the start location information and the size information are generated based on a first reference timing for the core layer physical layer pipe, and a second reference different from the first reference timing for the enhanced layer physical layer pipe It may be generated based on timing.

In this case, the first reference timing may correspond to after time interleaving, and the second reference timing may correspond to before the time interleaving.

In this case, the start position information and the size information may be defined based on respect to before the time interleaving in the case of the enhanced layer physical layer pipe.

In this case, the start location information and the size information may be defined within the current subframe for the core layer physical layer pipe.

In this case, the start location information and the size information may be defined as a reference (with respect to) after the time interleaving in the case of the core layer physical layer pipe.

In this case, the physical layer pipes may include a plurality of core layer physical layer pipes corresponding to one complete delivered product, and the core layer physical layer pipes may not be layered division multiplexed.

In this case, each of the core layer physical layer pipes may use one of the no time interleaving mode and the hybrid time interleaving mode, and may not use the convolutional time interleaving mode.

At this time, when all of the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes are the hybrid time interleaving mode, all of the core layer physical layer pipes use the intra-subframe interleaving mode or the inter-subframe interleaving mode is used. can

In this case, when all of the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes are hybrid time interleaving modes, all of the core layer physical layer pipes may have the same L1D_plp_HTI_inter_subframe value.

At this time, when the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes are all hybrid time interleaving modes and all of the core layer physical layer pipes use the inter-subframe interleaving mode, the core layer physical layer pipes have the same time An interleaving unit (N _IU ) may be used.

At this time, when at least one of the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes is the no time interleaving mode, among the core layer pipes, the core layer pipes configured in the hybrid time interleaving mode are all intra-subframe interleaving mode. can be used

At this time, one complete transmission product corresponds to one or more subframes, wherein all available data cells of the subframe are first filled with dummy modulation values, and then the actual physical layer pipe data is overwritten. can be created

In this case, the dummy modulation values are to be generated using a scrambling sequence generated using a generator polynomial corresponding to 1 + X + X ³ + X ⁶ + X ⁷ + X ¹¹ + X ¹² + X ¹³ + X ¹⁶ . can

In this case, the dummy modulation values may be generated by mapping the value of the scrambling sequence to one of two phases having a phase difference of 180 degrees.

In this case, the physical layer pipes may include one enhanced layer physical layer pipe and a plurality of core layer physical layer pipes layered division multiplexed into the one enhanced layer physical layer pipe.

In this case, the time interleaving mode corresponding to the enhanced layer physical layer pipe may be the same as the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes in which the enhanced layer physical layer pipe is layered division multiplexed.

In this case, all of the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes in which the enhanced layer physical layer pipe is layered division multiplexed may be a no time interleaving mode or all may be a hybrid time interleaving mode.

At this time, when all of the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes in which the enhanced layer physical layer pipe is layered division multiplexed are hybrid time interleaving modes, the core layer physical layer pipes are all intra-subframe interleaving mode. Can be used.

At this time, when all of the time interleaving modes corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipes in which the enhanced layer physical layer pipe is layered division multiplexed are the no time interleaving mode, each of the core layer physical layer pipes is in each subframe. It may consist of an integer number of FEC blocks.

In this case, the subframe may be generated by first filling all available data cells of the subframe with dummy modulation values, and then overwriting the actual physical layer pipe data.

In this case, the dummy modulation values are to be generated using a scrambling sequence generated using a generator polynomial corresponding to 1 + X + X ³ + X ⁶ + X ⁷ + X ¹¹ + X ¹² + X ¹³ + X ¹⁶ . can

In this case, the dummy modulation values may be generated by mapping the value of the scrambling sequence to one of two phases having a phase difference of 180 degrees.

At this time, the scrambling sequence is the third bit output (x ¹⁴ ), the fourth bit output (x ¹³ ), the fifth bit output (x ¹² ), the sixth bit output (x ¹¹ ), It may be generated using 8 bits generated using the tenth bit output (x ⁷ ), the thirteenth bit output (x ⁴ ), the fourteenth bit output (x ³ ), and the sixteenth bit output (x).

In this case, the time interleaver information may be signaled based on the core layer.

In this case, when the boundary of the time interleaver groups does not correspond to the boundary of the FEC blocks of the enhanced layer, the preamble is information for identifying a part of the FEC block of the enhanced layer corresponding to the boundary of the time interleaver groups. can be signaled.

In this case, the information for identifying a part of the FEC block includes start position information of the physical layer pipe of the core layer, start position information of the physical layer pipe of the enhanced layer, modulation information corresponding to the enhanced layer, and the enhancement. It may include any one or more of FEC type information corresponding to the de-layer.

In this case, the start position information of the physical layer pipe may correspond to the index of the first data cell of the physical layer pipe.

In this case, the modulation information may be signaled only when the FEC type information satisfies a preset condition.

In this case, the enhanced layer signal may correspond to the enhanced layer data restored based on cancellation corresponding to the restoration of the core layer data corresponding to the core layer signal.

At this time, step S1270 includes the steps of generating the bootstrap; generating the preamble; and generating a superimposed payload corresponding to the time-interleaved signal.

In this case, the preamble includes PLP identification information for identifying Physical Layer Pipes (PLPs); and layer identification information for identifying layers corresponding to hierarchical division.

In this case, the PLP identification information and the layer identification information may be included in the preamble as separate fields.

In this case, the time interleaver information may be selectively included in the preamble according to a result of comparing the layer identification information with a preset value for each of the physical layer pipes (IF(j>0)).

In this case, the preamble may selectively include injection level information corresponding to the injection level controller according to a result of comparing the layer identification information with a preset value for each of the physical layer pipes (IF(j>0)) can

In this case, the bootstrap may be shorter than the preamble and have a fixed length.

In this case, the bootstrap includes a symbol indicating the structure of the preamble, and the symbol may correspond to a fixed bit string indicating a combination of a modulation method/coding rate, FFT size, guard interval length, and pilot pattern of the preamble. .

In this case, when the modulation method/code rate is the same, a preamble structure corresponding to a second FFT size smaller than the first FFT size is preferentially assigned to a symbol, rather than a preamble structure corresponding to the first FFT size, when the modulation method/code rate is the same. When the method/code rate and the FFT size are the same, the preamble structure corresponding to the second guard interval length greater than the first guard interval length is preferentially assigned to the preamble structure corresponding to the first guard interval length. may be doing

In this case, the broadcast signal frame may be an ATSC 3.0 frame.

In this case, the L1 signaling information may include injection level information and/or normalizing factor information.

In this case, the preamble may include type information, start location information, and size information of physical layer pipes.

In this case, the type information may be for identifying any one of a first type corresponding to a non-dispersed physical layer pipe and a second type corresponding to a dispersed physical layer pipe.

In this case, the non-distributed physical layer pipe is allocated for contiguous data cell indices, and the distributed physical layer pipe may be composed of two or more sub-slices.

In this case, the type information may be selectively signaled according to a result of comparing the layer identification information with a preset value for each of the physical layer pipes.

In this case, the type information may be signaled only for the core layer.

In this case, the start location information may be set to be the same as the index corresponding to the first data cell of the physical layer pipe.

In this case, the start position information may indicate a start position of the physical layer pipe using a cell addressing scheme.

In this case, the start location information may be included in the preamble for each of the physical layer pipes without determining the condition of a conditional statement corresponding to the layer identification information.

In this case, the size information may be set based on the number of data cells allocated to the physical layer pipe.

In this case, the size information may be included in the preamble for each of the physical layer pipes without determining the condition of a conditional statement corresponding to the layer identification information.

In this case, the preamble includes a field indicating the start position of a first complete FEC block corresponding to the current physical layer pipe for the first mode and the second mode, and For mode 3, a field indicating the start position of the first FEC block may not be included.

In this case, the field indicating the start position of the first FEC block is any one of a first field used in the first mode and a second field used in the second mode, and the first field and the second field have a length may be different.

In this case, the length of the second field may be longer than the length of the first field.

In this case, the length of the first field is determined based on the length of the LDPC codeword and the modulation order, and the length of the second field is the length of the LDPC codeword and the modulation order as well as the depth ( depth) may be further considered.

In this case, the length of the first field may be 15 bits, and the length of the second field may be 22 bits.

In this case, the first field and the second field may be separately signaled for the core layer corresponding to the core layer signal and the enhanced layer corresponding to the enhanced layer signal, respectively.

Although not explicitly shown in FIG. 14 , the method of generating a broadcast signal frame may further include generating signaling information including injection level information corresponding to step S1230 . In this case, the signaling information may be L1 signaling information.

The method of generating a broadcast signal frame shown in FIG. 14 may correspond to step S210 shown in FIG. 2 .

Although not explicitly shown in FIG. 14 , the method of generating a broadcast signal frame may further include inserting dummy values into the enhanced layer data between steps S1220 and S1230.

At this time, the dummy values are after the actual data cells of the last enhanced PLP in the PLP group such that the total number of enhanced layer cells in the PLP group is equal to the total number of core layer cells in the PLP group. of the last Enhanced PLP) may be inserted.

In this case, the dummy values may not be inserted into the core layer data.

In this case, the dummy values may be inserted after the core layer BICM and the enhanced layer BICM are completed and before the core layer signal and the enhanced layer signal are combined.

In this case, the dummy values may correspond to a preset scrambling sequence.

In this case, the scrambling sequence may be modulated using the constellation mapping used for the last enhanced PLP.

In this case, the dummy values may have the same power as the last enhanced PLP.

In this case, the scrambling sequence may be generated using a 16-bit shift register corresponding to a preset generator polynomial.

In this case, the scrambling sequence may be generated using a generator polynomial corresponding to 1 + X + X ³ + X ⁶ + X ⁷ + X ¹¹ + X ¹² + X ¹³ + X ¹⁶ .

At this time, the scrambling sequence is the third bit output (x ¹⁴ ), the fourth bit output (x ¹³ ), the fifth bit output (x ¹² ), the sixth bit output (x ¹¹ ), It may be generated using 8 bits generated using the tenth bit output (x ⁷ ), the thirteenth bit output (x ⁴ ), the fourteenth bit output (x ³ ), and the sixteenth bit output (x).

15 is a diagram illustrating a super-frame structure including a broadcast signal frame according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 15 , it can be seen that a layered division multiplexing (LDM)-based superframe consists of one or more frames, and one frame consists of one or more OFDM symbols.

In this case, each OFDM symbol may start with one or more preamble symbols. In addition, the frame may include a reference symbol or a pilot symbol.

The superframe 1510 shown in FIG. 15 includes an LDM frame 1520, a single-layer frame 1530 without LDM, and a future extension frame for future extensibility ( Including a Future Extension Frame (FEF) 1540 and the like, it may be configured in a time division multiplexing (TDM) scheme.

When two layers are applied, the LDM frame 1520 may include an upper layer (UL) 1553 and a lower layer (LL) 1555 .

In this case, the upper layer 1553 may correspond to the core layer, and the lower layer 1555 may correspond to the enhanced layer.

In this case, the LDM frame 1520 including the upper layer 1553 and the lower layer 1555 may include a bootstrap 1552 and a preamble 1551 .

In this case, the upper layer 1553 data and the lower layer 1555 data share a time interleaver and use the same frame length and FFT size in order to reduce complexity and memory size.

Additionally, a single-layer frame 1530 may also include a bootstrap 1562 and a preamble 1561 .

In this case, the single-layer frame 1530 may use a different FFT size, a time interleaver, and a frame length from the LDM frame 1520 . In this case, the single-layer frame 1530 can be viewed as being multiplexed with the LDM frame 1520 in the TDM scheme within the superframe 1510 .

16 is a diagram illustrating an example of an LDM frame to which an LDM using two layers and a multiple-physical layer pipe (PLP) are applied.

Referring to FIG. 16 , it can be seen that the LDM frame starts with a bootstrap signal including system version information or general signaling information. After bootstrap, an L1 signaling signal including a code rate, modulation information, information on the number of physical layer pipes, and the like may follow as a preamble.

A common physical layer pipe (PLP) in the form of a burst may be transmitted following the preamble (L1 SIGNAL). In this case, the common physical layer pipe may transmit data that can be shared with other physical layer pipes in the frame.

After the common physical layer pipe, a multiple-physical layer pipe for servicing different broadcast signals is transmitted in the LDM method of two layers. At this time, services that require robust reception such as indoor/mobile (such as 720p or 1080p HD) use the core layer (upper layer) data and physical layer pipes to provide a fixed reception service (4K-UHD) that requires a high data rate. or multiple HD) may be transmitted through enhanced layer (lower layer) data physical layer pipes.

When multiple-physical layer pipes are layered division multiplexed, as a result, it can be seen that the total number of multiple-physical layer pipes increases.

In this case, the core layer data physical layer pipe and the enhanced layer data physical layer pipe may share a time interleaver in order to reduce complexity and memory size. In this case, the core layer data physical layer pipe and the enhanced layer data physical layer pipe may have the same physical layer pipe size (PLP size) or different physical layer pipe sizes.

According to an embodiment, the physical layer pipes divided into layers may have different PLP sizes, and in this case, a start position of the PLP or information for identifying the size of the PLP may be signaled.

17 is a diagram illustrating an LDM using two layers and another example of an LDM frame to which a multiple-physical layer pipe (PLP) is applied.

Referring to FIG. 17 , it can be seen that the LDM frame may include a common physical layer pipe after the bootstrap and preamble (L1 SIGNAL). After the common physical layer pipe, the core layer data physical layer pipes and the enhanced layer data physical layer pipes may be transmitted in a two-layer LDM manner.

In particular, the core layer data physical layer pipes and the enhanced layer data physical layer pipes shown in FIG. 17 may have either type 1 or type 2, and type 1 and type 2 may be defined as follows. have.

- Type 1 PLP

If a common PLP exists, it is transmitted after the common PLP.

Transmitted as one slice in a frame

-Type 2 PLP

If type 1 PLP exists, transmitted after type 1 PLP

Distributed and transmitted in the form of two or more sub-slices within a frame

As the number of sub-slices increases, time diversity increases, and has the effect of power consumption

In this case, the type 1 PLP may correspond to a nun-dispersed PLP, and the type 2 PLP may correspond to a dispersed PLP. In this case, the non-distributed PLP may be allocated to contiguous data cell indices. In this case, the distributed PLP may be divided and allocated to two or more subslices.

18 is a diagram illustrating an example of utilization of an LDM frame to which an LDM using two layers and a multiple-physical layer pipe (PLP) is applied.

Referring to FIG. 18 , the LDM frame may include a common physical layer pipe (PLP(1,1)) after bootstrap and preamble, and a data physical layer pipe (PLP(2,1)) for a robust audio service. ) may be included in a time-division manner.

In addition, a core layer data physical layer pipe (PLP(3,1)) for mobile/indoor services (720p or 1080p HD) and an enhanced layer data physical layer for high data rate services (4K-UHD or multiple HD) A pipe (PLP(3,2)) may be transmitted in a two-layer LDM manner.

19 is a diagram illustrating another application example of LDM using two layers and an LDM frame to which a multiple-physical layer pipe is applied.

Referring to FIG. 19 , the LDM frame may include a bootstrap, a preamble, and a common physical layer pipe (PLP(1,1)). At this time, the robust audio service and the mobile/indoor service (720p or 1080p HD) are divided into core layer data physical layer pipes (PLP(2,1), PLP(3,1)) and transmitted, and high data rate A service (4K-UHD or multiple HD) may be transmitted by enhanced layer data physical layer pipes (PLP(2,2), PLP(3,2)).

In this case, the core layer data physical layer pipe and the enhanced layer data physical layer pipe may use the same time interleaver.

In this case, the physical layer pipes (PLP(2,2) and PLP(3,2)) that provide the same service may signal that they provide the same service by using the PLP_GROUP_ID indicating the same PLP group.

According to an embodiment, when physical layer pipes of different sizes are used for each of the LDM layers, a service may be identified according to the start position and size of each of the physical layer pipes without PLP_GROUP_ID.

In FIGS. 18 and 19, the case of identifying multiple physical layer pipes and layers corresponding to layered division multiplexing by PLP(i,j) is taken as an example, but PLP identification information and layer identification information are to be signaled as separate fields, respectively. may be

According to an embodiment, PLPs of different sizes may be used for each layer. In this case, each service may be identified through the PLP identifier.

When PLPs of different sizes are used for each layer, a PLP start position and a PLP length may be signaled for each PLP.

The following pseudo code shows an example of fields included in the preamble according to an embodiment of the present invention. In this case, the following pseudo code may be included in the L1 signaling information of the preamble.

[Water Code]

SUB_SLICES_PER_FRAME (15 bits)

NUM_PLP (8 bits)

NUM_AUX (4 bits)

AUX_CONFIG_RFU (8 bits)

for i=0.. NUM_RF-1 {

RF_IDX (3 bits)

FREQUENCY (32 bits)

}

IF S2=='xxx1' {

FEF_TYPE (4 bits)

FEF_LENGTH (22 bits)

FEF_INTERVAL (8 bits)

}

for i=0 .. NUM_PLP-1 {

NUM_LAYER (2~3 bits)

for j=0 .. NUM_LAYER-1{

/ * Signaling for each layer */

PLP_ID (i, j) (8 bits)

PLP_GROUP_ID (8 bits)

PLP_TYPE (3 bits)

PLP_PAYLOAD_TYPE (5 bits)

PLP_COD (4 bits)

PLP_MOD (3 bits)

PLP_SSD (1 bit)

PLP_FEC_TYPE (2 bits)

PLP_NUM_BLOCKS_MAX (10 bits)

IN_BAND_A_FLAG (1 bit)

IN_BAND_B_FLAG (1 bit)

PLP_MODE (2 bits)

STATIC_PADDING_FLAG (1 bit)

IF (j > 0)

LL_INJECTION_LEVEL (3~8 bits)

} / * End of NUM_LAYER loop */

/ * Common signaling for all layers */

FF_FLAG (1 bit)

FIRST_RF_IDX (3 bits)

FIRST_FRAME_IDX (8 bits)

FRAME_INTERVAL (8 bits)

TIME_IL_LENGTH (8 bits)

TIME_IL_TYPE (1 bit)

RESERVED_1 (11 bits)

STATIC_FLAG (1 bit)

PLP_START (24 bits)

PLP_SIZE (24 bits)

} / * End of NUM_PLP loop */

FEF_LENGTH_MSB (2 bits)

RESERVED_2 (30 bits)

for i=0 .. NUM_AUX-1 {

AUX_STREAM_TYPE (4 bits)

AUX_PRIVATE_CONF (28 bits)

}

In the pseudo code, NUM_LAYER may be composed of 2 bits or 3 bits. In this case, NUM_LAYER may be a field used to indicate the number of layers in each temporally divided PLP. In this case, NUM_LAYER may have a different number of layers for each temporally divided PLP defined in the NUM_PLP loop.

In the pseudo code, LL_INJECTION_LEVEL may be composed of 3 to 8 bits. In this case, LL_INJECTION_LEVEL may be a field for defining an injection level of the lower layer (enhanced layer). In this case, LL_INJECTION_LEVEL may correspond to injection level information.

In this case, when there are two or more layers, LL_INJECTION_LEVEL may be defined from the second layer (j>0).

PLP_ID(i,j), PLP_GROUP_ID, PLP_TYPE, PLP_PAYLOAD_TYPE, PLP_COD, PLP_MOD, PLP_SSD, PLP_FEC_TYPE, PLP_NUM_BLOCKS_MAX, IN_BAND_A_FLAG, IN_BAND_B_FLAG, etc. Fields defined for each layer to be defined in each layer, such as STAT, PLPIC_PYLOAD_FLAG, PLPIC_ADDING_FLAG, etc. can

In this case, PLP_ID(i, j) may correspond to PLP identification information and layer identification information. For example, i of PLP_ID(i,j) may correspond to PLP identification information, and j may correspond to layer identification information.

According to an embodiment, the PLP identification information and the layer identification information may be included in the preamble as separate fields.

In addition, fields such as FRAME_INTERVAL, FF_FLAG, FIRST_RF_IDX, FIRST_FRAME_IDX, RESERVED_1, and STATIC_FLAG related to time interleaver information such as TIME_IL_LENGTH or TIME_IL_TYPE or PLP size may be defined outside the NUM_LAYER loop, inside the NUM_PLP loop.

In particular, PLP_TYPE indicates type information of the aforementioned physical layer pipes, and may consist of 1 bit since both the first type and the second type need to be identified. In the pseudo code, an example in which PLP_TYPE is included in the preamble without determining a conditional statement corresponding to the layer identification information (j) has been described, but the PLP_TYPE is a result of comparing the layer identification information (j) with a preset value (0) (if (j=0)) may be selectively signaled (transmitted only for the core layer).

In the pseudocode, the case where PLP_TYPE is defined within the NUM_LAYER loop is taken as an example, but according to an embodiment, PLP_TYPE may be defined outside the NUM_LAYER loop or within the NUM_PLP loop.

In the pseudo code, PLP_START indicates a start position of the corresponding physical layer pipe. In this case, PLP_START may indicate the start position using a cell addressing scheme. In this case, PLP_START may be an index corresponding to the first data cell of the corresponding PLP.

In particular, PLP_START may be signaled for each of all physical layer pipes, and may be used for service identification using multiple-physical layer pipes together with a field signaling the size of the PLP according to an embodiment.

In the pseudo code, PLP_SIZE is size information of physical layer pipes. In this case, PLP_SIZE may be set equal to the number of data cells allocated to the corresponding physical layer pipe.

That is, in the pseudo code, PLP_TYPE is signaled in consideration of layer identification information, and PLP_SIZE and PLP_START are signaled for all physical layer pipes regardless of layer identification information.

The combiner 340 shown in FIGS. 3 and 7 functions to combine the core layer signal and the enhanced layer signal, and since the core layer signal and the enhanced layer signal share one time interleaver, the core layer signal and combining in units of time interleaver groups shared in the enhanced layer signal.

In this case, it is advantageous in terms of memory efficiency or system efficiency to set the time interleaver group based on the core layer.

However, when the time interleaver group is set based on the core layer, there may be FEC blocks divided by the time interleaver group boundary in the enhanced layer. Signaling of fields necessary to identify a portion of the corresponding FEC block may be required.

The time interleaver used for layer division multiplexing may be a convolutional time interleaver (CTI) or a hybrid time interleaver (HTI). In this case, the convolutional time interleaver may be used when there is one physical layer pipe of the core layer, and a hybrid time interleaver may be used when there are two or more physical layer pipes of the core layer. When the hybrid time interleaver is used, the physical layer pipe may include only complete FEC blocks.

20 is a diagram illustrating an example in which a convolutional time interleaver is used.

Referring to FIG. 20 , it can be seen that the subframe includes two layers: a core layer and an enhanced layer.

In the example shown in FIG. 20 , since the subframe includes only one physical layer pipe (PLP #0) in the core layer, the time interleaver corresponding to the subframe is the convolutional time interleaver. When the convolutional time interleaver is used, the physical layer pipe of each layer may include an incomplete FEC block.

Such an incomplete FEC block is located at the edge of the PLP and can be identified using a field such as "L1D_plp_CTI_fec_block_start" indicating the position of the first complete FEC block in each PLP.

In the example shown in FIG. 20 , the start position and size of the physical layer pipe (PLP #0) of the core layer and the physical layer pipe (PLP #1) of the enhanced layer are the same.

In the example shown in FIG. 20 , it can be seen that the time interleaver group (TI Group) corresponds to the physical layer pipe (PLP #0) of the core layer. The time interleaver group is commonly applied to the core layer and the enhanced layer, and it is advantageous in terms of memory or system efficiency to be set corresponding to the core layer.

21 is a diagram illustrating another example in which a convolutional time interleaver is used.

Referring to FIG. 21 , it can be seen that the start position and size of the core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #0) and the enhanced layer physical layer pipe (PLP #1) are different.

As described above, when the start positions and sizes of the core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #0) and the enhanced layer physical layer pipe (PLP #1) are different, an empty area may be included in the enhanced layer.

As shown in FIG. 21 , when a blank area is included at the rear end of the enhanced layer physical layer pipe PLP #1, the enhanced layer physical layer pipe PLP #1 ends as a complete FEC block.

22 is a diagram illustrating an example in which a hybrid time interleaver is used.

Referring to FIG. 22 , it can be seen that the core layer includes two physical layer pipes PLP #0 and PLP #1.

As such, when the core layer consists of multiple physical layer pipes, a hybrid time interleaver is used.

When the hybrid time interleaver is used, all physical layer pipes of the core layer and the enhanced layer include only complete FEC blocks.

In this case, a part of the enhanced layer may be emptied for alignment with the core layer boundary.

23 is a diagram illustrating a time interleaver group in the example shown in FIG. 22 .

Referring to FIG. 23 , it can be seen that the time interleaver group boundary is set corresponding to the boundary of the physical layer pipes of the core layer.

23 , a case in which the time interleaver group includes only one core layer physical layer pipe is exemplified. However, according to an embodiment, the time interleaver group may include two or more core layer physical pipes.

In the example shown in FIG. 23 , in the case of the enhanced layer, one FEC block may be divided by a time interleaver group boundary.

This is because the time interleaver group division is performed based on the core layer. In this case, information capable of identifying an incomplete FEC block of the enhanced layer corresponding to the time interleaver group boundary may be signaled.

24 to 26 are diagrams illustrating a process of calculating the size of an incomplete FEC block in the example shown in FIG. 23 .

24, the start position of the physical layer pipe of the core layer (L1D_plp_start(PLP #0)), the size of the physical layer pipe of the core layer (L1D_plp_size(PLP #0)), and the start of the physical layer pipe of the enhanced layer It is possible to calculate the distance A between the start position (L1D_plp_start(PLP #2)) of the enhanced layer physical layer pipe and the time interleaver group boundary using the position (L1D_plp_start(PLP #2)).

Referring to FIG. 25 , it can be seen that the distance B between the start position of the divided FEC block and the time interleaver group boundary is calculated using the FEC block size of the enhanced layer.

In this case, the FEC block size may be determined using modulation information (L1D_plp_mod) corresponding to the enhanced layer and FEC type information (L1D_plp_fec_type) corresponding to the enhanced layer.

Referring to FIG. 26 , it can be seen that a portion (C) of the FEC block of the enhanced layer corresponding to the boundary of the time interleaver groups is identified.

Table 3 below shows an example of the L1-Detail fields of the preamble according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The preamble according to an embodiment of the present invention may include L1-Basic and L1-Detail.

Syntax # of bits L1_Detail_signaling() { L1D_version 4 L1D_num_rf 3 for L1D_rf_id=1 .. L1D_num_rf { L1D_rf_frequency 19 } if ( L1B_time_info_flag != 00 ) { L1D_time_sec 32 L1D_time_msec 10 if ( L1B_time_info_flag != 01 ) { L1D_time_usec 10 if ( L1B_time_info_flag != 10 ) { L1D_time_nsec 10 } } } for i=0 .. L1B_num_subframes { if (i > 0) { L1D_mimo One L1D_miso 2 L1D_fft_size 2 L1D_reduced_carriers 3 L1D_guard_interval 4 L1D_num_ofdm_symbols 11 L1D_scattered_pilot_pattern 5 L1D_scattered_pilot_boost 3 L1D_sbs_first One L1D_sbs_last One } if (L1B_num_subframes>0) { L1D_subframe_multiplex One } L1D_frequency_interleaver One L1D_num_plp 6 for j=0 .. L1D_num_plp { L1D_plp_id 6 L1D_plp_lls_flag One L1D_plp_layer 2 L1D_plp_start 24 L1D_plp_size 24 L1D_plp_scrambler_type 2 L1D_plp_fec_type 4 if (L1D_plp_fec_type ∈ {0,1,2,3,4,5}) { L1D_plp_mod 4 L1D_plp_cod 4 } L1D_plp_TI_mode 2 if ( L1D_plp_TI_mode=00) { L1D_plp_fec_block_start 15 } if ( L1D_plp_TI_mode=01) { L1D_plp_CTI_fec_block_start 22 } if (L1D_num_rf>0) { L1D_plp_num_channel_bonded 3 if (L1D_plp_num_channel_bonded>0) { L1D_plp_channel_bonding_format 2 for k=0 .. L1D_plp_num_channel_bonded{ L1D_plp_bonded_rf_id 3 } } } if (i=0 && L1B_first_sub_mimo=1) || (i >1 && L1D_mimo=1) { L1D_plp_stream_combining One L1D_plp_IQ_interleaving One L1D_plp_PH One } if (L1D_plp_layer=0) { L1D_plp_type One if L1D_plp_type=1 { L1D_plp_num_subslices 14 L1D_plp_subslice_interval 24 } L1D_plp_TI_extended_interleaving One if (L1D_plp_TI_mode=01) { L1D_plp_CTI_depth 3 L1D_plp_CTI_start_row 11 } else if (L1D_plp_TI_mode=10) { L1D_plp_HTI_inter_subframe One L1D_plp_HTI_num_ti_blocks 4 L1D_plp_HTI_num_fec_blocks_max 12 if (L1D_plp_HTI_inter_subframe=0) { L1D_plp_HTI_num_fec_blocks 12 } else { for (k=0.. L1D_plp_HTI_num_ti_blocks) { L1D_plp_HTI_num_fec_blocks 12 } } L1D_plp_HTI_cell_interleaver One } } else { L1D_plp_ldm_injection_level 5 } } } L1D_reserved as needed L1D_crc 32 }

All bits to which bits are allocated in Table 3 may correspond to the unsigned integer most significant bit first (uimsbf) format.

Among the fields listed in Table 3, L1D_plp_layer may indicate a layer corresponding to each physical layer pipe. L1D_plp_start corresponds to the start position information of the current physical layer pipe (current PLP), and may indicate the index of the first data cell of the current physical layer pipe. L1D_plp_size corresponds to the size information of the current physical layer pipe, and may indicate the number of data cells currently allocated to the physical layer pipe. In this case, L1D_plp_size may be set to be greater than 0.

L1D_plp_fec_type corresponds to FEC type information of the current physical layer pipe, and may indicate a Forward Error Correction (FEC) method used to encode the current physical layer pipe.

For example, L1D_plp_fec_type="0000" corresponds to BCH and 16200 LDPC, L1D_plp_fec_type="0001" corresponds to BCH and 64800 LDPC, L1D_plp_fec_type="0010" corresponds to CRC and 16200 LDPC, and L1D_plp_fec_type="00111" " may correspond to CRC and 64800 LDPC, L1D_plp_fec_type="0100" may correspond to 16200 LDPC, and L1D_plp_fec_type="0101" may correspond to 64800 LDPC.

L1D_plp_mod may indicate modulation information of the current physical layer pipe. In this case, L1D_plp_mod may be signaled only when L1D_plp_fec_type satisfies a preset condition as shown in Table 3 above.

For example, L1D_plp_mod="0000" corresponds to QPSK, L1D_plp_mod="0001" corresponds to 16QAM-NUC, L1D_plp_mod="0010" corresponds to 64QAM-NUC, and L1D_plp_mod="0011" corresponds to 256QAM-NUC , L1D_plp_mod="0100" may correspond to 1024QAM-NUC, and L1D_plp_mod="0101" may correspond to 4096QAM-NUM. In this case, L1D_plp_mod may be set to “0100” or “0101” only when L1D_plp_fec_type corresponds to 64800 LDPC.

L1D_plp_TI_mode indicates the time interleaving mode of the PLP.

For example, L1D_plp_TI_mode="00" may indicate a mode not using a time interleaver, L1D_plp_TI_mode="01" may indicate a convolutional time interleaving mode, and L1D_plp_TI_mode="10" may indicate a hybrid time interleaving mode.

L1D_plp_fec_block_start may correspond to the start position information of the first complete FEC block in the physical layer pipe. L1D_plp_fec_block_start can be signaled only when L1D_plp_TI_mode="00".

When layered division multiplexing is used, since the start position of the first FEC block may vary in each layer, L1D_plp_fec_block_start may be signaled for each layer.

L1D_plp_CTI_fec_block_start may correspond to start position information of the first complete block in the physical layer pipe. L1D_plp_CTI_fec_block_start may be signaled only when L1D_plp_TI_mode="01".

In this case, more bits may be allocated to L1D_plp_CTI_fec_block_start than to L1D_plp_fec_block_start.

As described above, in the case of L1D_plp_TI_mode="10", since all PLPs include only complete FEC blocks, there is no need to separately signal the start position of the first FEC block.

L1D_plp_HTI_num_fec_blocks may correspond to the number of FEC blocks included in the current interleaving frame for the physical layer pipe of the core layer.

At this time, the time interleaver information includes fields corresponding to convolutional time interleaving (L1D_plp_CTI_depth, L1D_plp_CTI_start_row) and fields corresponding to hybrid time interleaving according to whether L1D_plp_TI_mode is 01 or 10 when L1D_plp_layer is 0 (core layer). It can be known that (L1D_plp_HTI_inter_subframe, L1D_plp_HTI_num_ti_blocks, L1D_plp_HTI_num_fec_blocks_max, L1D_plp_HTI_num_fec_blocks, L1D_plp_HTI_cell_interleaver, etc.) are signaled as time interleaver information.

In this case, L1D_plp_CTI_depth may indicate the number of rows used in the convolutional time interleaver, and L1D_plp_CTI_start_row may indicate the position of an interleaver selector at the start of a subframe.

In this case, L1D_plp_HTI_inter_subframe indicates a hybrid time interleaving mode, L1D_plp_HTI_num_ti_blocks indicates the number of TI blocks per interleaving frame or the number of subframes in which cells from one TI block are transmitted, and FEC_plp_HTI_num_fec_blocks_max of the current physical layer pipe per interleaving frame indicates the number of subframes. indicates that 1 is subtracted from the maximum number of , L1D_plp_HTI_num_fec_blocks indicates that 1 is subtracted from the number of FEC blocks included in the current interleaving frame of the current physical layer pipe, and L1D_plp_HTI_cell_interleaver may indicate whether a cell interleaver is used.

In this case, a field such as L1D_plp_TI_mode may be signaled separately from time interleaver information signaled based on the core layer.

27 is a diagram for explaining the number of bits required for L1D_plp_fec_block_start when L1D_plp_TI_mode="00".

Referring to FIG. 27 , when L1D_plp_TI_mode="00" (when time interleaving is omitted), the cell address of FEC block start position before time interleaving (C_in) and time It can be seen that the cell address of the FEC block start position after time interleaving (C_out) is the same after interleaving.

When time interleaving is omitted as in the case of FIG. 27, it can be seen that convolutional interleaving is performed with a depth of 0.

In this case, since L1D_plp_fec_block_start is defined after time interleaving, C_out may be signaled for each physical layer pipe in a subframe as L1D_plp_fec_block_start.

When the LDPC codeword is 16200 or 64800 and the modulation orders are 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12, the longest FEC block may have a length of 64800/2=32400.

Since 32400 can be expressed by 15 bits, the case of L1D_plp_TI_mode="00" can be covered when 15 bits are allocated to L1D_plp_fec_block_start.

28 and 29 are diagrams for explaining the number of bits required for L1D_plp_CTI_fec_block_start when L1D_plp_TI_mode="01".

Referring to FIG. 28 , when L1D_plp_TI_mode="01" (convolutional time interleaving), time interleaving with a cell address of FEC block start position before time interleaving (C_in) It can be seen that the cell address of the FEC block start position after time interleaving (C_out) is changed by interleaving.

In this case, since L1D_plp_CTI_fec_block_start is defined after time interleaving, C_out may be signaled for each physical layer pipe in a subframe as L1D_plp_CTI_fec_block_start.

Referring to FIG. 29 , it can be seen that a convolutional time interleaver having a depth of 4 operates with C_in as an input and C_out as an output.

At this time, in the case of input, 0 corresponds to the 0th row, 1 corresponds to the 1st row, 2 corresponds to the 2nd row, 3 corresponds to the 3rd row, 4 corresponds to the 0th row, and , 5 corresponds to the 1st row, 6 corresponds to the 2nd row, 7 corresponds to the 3rd row, 8 corresponds to the 0th row, 9 corresponds to the 1st row, 10 corresponds to the 2nd row corresponds to the row.

First, in the case of 0, 4, 8, etc. corresponding to the 0th row, they are output immediately without delay.

In the case of 1, 5, 9, etc. corresponding to the first row, the output is delayed by 4.

In the case of 2, 6, 10, etc. corresponding to the second row, the output is delayed by 8.

In the case of 3, 7, etc. corresponding to the third row, the output is delayed by 12.

That is, it can be seen that delays of (n x 4) occur with respect to the n-th row.

In FIG. 29 , a case where the depth is 4 (the row of the time interleaver is 4) is taken as an example, but if the row of the time interleaver is N_row, the input corresponding to the nth row is delayed by (n x N_row).

In this case, the cell address (L1D_plp_CTI_fec_block_start) of the FEC block start position after time interleaving may be calculated as (C_in + (n x N_row)). In this case, n is a row corresponding to C_in, and may be determined by L1D_CTI_start_row among time interleaving information signaled by L1-Detail. In this case, n may be ((L1D_CTI_start_row + C_in) % N_row). In this case, L1D_CTI_start_row may indicate the position of the interleaver selector at the start of the subframe.

That is, L1D_plp_CTI_fec_block_start may be calculated by adding delay caused by time interleaving to C_in.

In order to calculate the number of bits required to signal L1D_plp_CTI_fec_block_start, the maximum value of L1D_plp_CTI_fec_block_start is required. As described above, the maximum value of C_in is 32400, the maximum value of n is N_row-1, and the maximum value of N_row may be 1024 in case of non-extended interleaving. At this time, the maximum value of L1D_plp_CTI_fec_block_start is (32400 + (1024-1)x1024) = 1079952. 1079952 can be signaled with at least 21 bits.

N_row may be up to 1448 in case of extended interleaving. At this time, the maximum value of L1D_plp_CTI_fec_block_start is (32400 + (1448-1)x1448) = 2127656. 2127656 can be signaled with at least 22 bits.

After all, when L1D_plp_TI_mode="00", the maximum value of L1D_plp_fec_block_start is the same as the maximum value of C_in, and when L1D_plp_TI_mode="01", the maximum value of L1D_plp CTI_fec_block_start is the maximum value of C_in plus the delay due to interleaving, so L1D_plp_fec_block_start is added. Efficient signaling is possible only when the number of bits used to signal L1D_plp CTI_fec_block_start is greater than the number of bits used to signal CTI_fec_block_start.

In the case of L1D_plp_TI_mode="10", since all the physical layer pipes of the core layer and the enhanced layer can contain only intact FEC blocks, the starting position of all physical layer pipes becomes the starting position of the first complete FEC block, There is no need to signal fields such as L1D_plp_fec_block_start or L1D_plp CTI_fec_block_start.

30 is a diagram illustrating insertion of enhanced layer dummy values when the HTI mode is used together with layered division multiplexing.

Referring to FIG. 30 , it can be seen that dummy values Dummy are inserted into the enhanced layer data L1D_PLP_layer = 1 of the time interleaver group TI_Group_1.

Let the total set of PLPs related to a specific end product delivered to a receiver in a subframe be a PLP group.

When layered division multiplexing is used, a PLP group may include at least one core PLP and one or more enhanced PLPs.

When time interleaving of HTI mode in which an integer number of FEC blocks are used for actual PLP data is used, the total number of cells of the core PLP(s) according to the ModCod configuration of each PLP within a specific PLP group is enhanced PLP(s) ) may be different from the total number of cells. In this case, enhanced layer dummy values may be inserted after the actual data cells of the last enhanced PLP of the PLP group so that the total number of enhanced layer cells in the PLP group is equal to the total number of core layer cells. Since the time interleaver group is set based on the core PLPs, dummy values may not be inserted into the core layer.

Insertion of enhanced layer dummy values may be performed after BICM steps and before core PLP(s) and enhanced PLP(s) are combined. To generate the enhanced layer dummy values, a scrambling sequence is used, which may be reinitialized for each relevant PLP group. And, this sequence may be modulated using the same constellation mapping as the constellation mapping used for the last enhanced PLP in the current PLP group.

The enhanced layer dummy values may have the same power as the immediately preceding enhanced PLP in the same PLP group so that the same scaling factor and normalizing factor as the actual data are applied.

31 is a diagram illustrating an example of a shift register used to generate dummy values according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 31 , a sequence is generated using a 16-bit shift register corresponding to a generator polynomial 1 + X + X ³ + X ⁶ + X ⁷ + X ¹¹ + X ¹² + X ¹³ + X ¹⁶ . can be seen to be created.

The register shown in FIG. 31 may be initialized with an initial sequence 0xF180 (1111 0001 1000 0000). As described above, reinitialization is performed for each relevant PLP group.

In the example shown in FIG. 31 , the eight shift register outputs D ⁷ , D ⁶ , ..., D ⁰ become the output bits. After the output bits are output, the bits of the shift register are shifted once. After one shift, 0, which is the exclusive OR value of 1 and 1, is stored in register X ¹⁴ , 1, which is the exclusive OR value of 1 and 0, is stored in register X ¹³ , and the exclusive OR value of 1 and 0 is stored in register X ¹² . The exclusive OR value of ¹ is stored, the 0 stored in register X10 is stored in register X11, the exclusive OR value of ¹ and 0 is stored in register ^X7 , and ¹ and 0 are stored in register X4. 1, which is the exclusive OR value of , is stored, ⁰ stored in register X2 is stored in register X3, and ¹ stored in register ^X16 is stored in register X.

Therefore, in the example shown in FIG. 31, the output sequence (scrambling sequence) becomes 1100 0000 0110 1101 0011 1111 ... (MSB first, or D ⁷ , D ⁶ , ..., D ⁰ , D ⁷ , D ⁶ ) , ...).

As described above, each physical layer pipe may be configured in any one of a no time interleaving mode, a convolutional time interleaving mode, or a hybrid time interleaving mode.

The time interleaving mode of the PLP can be identified by L1D_plp_TI_mode, and the time interleaving mode of the enhanced PLP must be the same as the time interleaver mode identified for the core PLP in which the enhanced layer is layer division multiplexed.

One complete delivered product consists of only one constant-cell-rate PLP or one constant-cell-rate core PLP and the one core When it consists of one or more constant-cell-rate enhanced PLP(s) multiplexed to the PLP, the PLP(s) constituting the complete transmission product is a no-time interleaving mode, a convolutional time interleaving mode and a hybrid It may be configured as one of the time interleaving modes.

When a complete delivered product consists of PLPs having characteristics different from those described in the previous paragraph, the PLPs constituting the complete delivered product are selected from the no time interleaving mode and the hybrid time interleaving mode. It may be configured in one time interleaving mode.

In this case, the complete transmission product may correspond to one service. That is, a complete transmission product may include all PLP data required for one service.

Time interleaving mode(s) for PLPs of a particular complete delivered product is time interleaving for PLP(s) of any other delivered products transmitted within the same RF channel It can be configured independently of the mode(s). When one particular transmission product contains multiple core PLPs and/or PLPs that are not layered division multiplexed, these PLPs may use the same or different time interleaving modes (eg, no time interleaving mode and/or hybrid time interleaving mode). ) and/or the same or different time interleaver parameters.

32 is a diagram illustrating a type of time interleaving mode.

Referring to FIG. 32 , the time interleaving mode is largely divided into intra-subframe interleaving and inter-subframe interleaving.

Intra-subframe interleaving corresponds to a case in which interleaving is performed within a subframe. In this case, the interleaving frame is mapped to one subframe. That is, when intra-subframe interleaving is performed, the decoder may decode the corresponding physical layer pipe within the subframe.

Inter-subframe interleaving corresponds to a case in which interleaving is out of one subframe range. In this case, the interleaving frame is mapped to a plurality of subframes. That is, when inter-subframe interleaving is performed, the decoder may need data of subframes other than one subframe in order to decode the corresponding physical layer pipe.

As shown in FIG. 32 , the no-time interleaving mode (NO TI) corresponds to intra-subframe interleaving, and the convolutional time interleaving mode (CTI) corresponds to inter-subframe interleaving. In this case, the no-time interleaving mode (NO TI) may be viewed as an interleaving mode in which the interleaving depth is 0.

Hybrid time interleaving mode (HTI) may correspond to intra-subframe interleaving or inter-subframe interleaving. When the Convolutional Delay Line (CDL) is off, it corresponds to intra-subframe interleaving and CDL If this is on, it may correspond to inter-subframe interleaving.

In the hybrid time interleaving mode, intra-subframe interleaving or inter-subframe interleaving may be identified by the L1D_plp_HTI_inter_subframe field. For example, when L1D_plp_HTI_inter_subframe=0, the corresponding time interleaving mode may correspond to intra-subframe interleaving, and when L1D_plp_HTI_inter_subframe=1, the corresponding time interleaving mode may correspond to inter-subframe interleaving.

Since parameters related to the time interleaving mode or time interleaving can be set for each core layer physical layer pipe, if the decoding process is not considered when setting the time interleaving mode or time interleaving parameters in the encoding process, one enhanced layer physical layer A case may occur in which some of the plurality of core layer physical layer pipes layered division multiplexed into pipes use intra-subframe interleaving and others use inter-subframe interleaving.

33 is a diagram illustrating a case in which intra-subframe interleaving and inter-subframe interleaving are used simultaneously.

Referring to FIG. 33, three core layer physical layer pipes (CORE PLP #0, CORE PLP #1, CORE PLP #2) are layered division multiplexed into one enhanced layer physical layer pipe (ENHANCED PLP #3). it can be seen that there is

The first core layer physical layer pipe (CORE PLP #0) corresponds to intra-subframe interleaving because it is an HTI mode with CDL off, and the second core layer physical layer pipe (CORE PLP #1) is an HTI mode with CDL on. Therefore, it corresponds to inter-subframe interleaving, and since the third core layer physical layer pipe (CORE PLP #2) is in NO TI mode, it corresponds to intra-subframe interleaving.

Therefore, the first and third core layer physical layer pipes (CORE PLP #0, CORE PLP #2) can be decoded immediately, but the second core layer physical layer pipe (CORE PLP #1) is a time interleaving unit (N _IU ) may be decoded by waiting until the number of subframes (N IU −1) corresponding to the number (N _IU −1) is decoded. In this case, the time interleaving unit (N _IU ) may be the number of subframes in which cells from one time interleaving block are transmitted during inter-subframe interleaving.

In the example shown in FIG. 33 , pieces of the enhanced layer physical layer pipe have different decoding timings, which means that additional latency and buffers are needed to decode the corresponding enhanced layer physical layer pipe.

34 is a diagram illustrating subframes when intra-subframe interleaving and inter-subframe interleaving are used simultaneously.

Referring to FIG. 34, over three subframes, three core layer physical layer pipes (PLP #0, PLP #1, PLP #2) in one enhanced layer physical layer pipe (PLP #3) It can be seen that the layer division is multiplexed.

At this time, the pieces of the enhanced layer physical layer pipe (PLP #3-A, PLP #3-B, PLP #3-C) have 5, 2, and 4 FEC blocks, respectively, and the core layer physical layer The time interleaving unit (N _IU ) of the pipe (PLP #1) may be three. In this case, the enhanced layer physical layer pipe (PLP #3) must wait for subframes corresponding to the time interleaving unit (N _IU ) to be decoded.

In the example shown in FIG. 34 , the output timing of the enhanced layer cells is #0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 18, 19, 20 , 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 5, 6, 29, 39, 31, 32... Accordingly, a portion (#5, #6) of the first subframe (SUBFRAME #0) is output after waiting for two subframes (SUBFRAME #1, SUBFRAME #2), which becomes a problem of decoding timing.

In order to solve the decoding timing problem, when a plurality of core layer physical layer pipes are layered division multiplexed into one enhanced layer physical layer pipe, all core layer physical layer pipes use intra-subframe interleaving. Alternatively, it may be effective to reduce the decoding timing problem and related decoding complexity to make all core layer physical layer pipes use inter-subframe interleaving.

Even when a plurality of core layer physical layer pipes that are layered division multiplexed into one enhanced layer physical layer pipe all use inter-subframe interleaving, the time interleaving units (N _IU ) of the core layer physical layer pipes may be different from each other. can

However, decoding complexity may increase even when all core layer physical layer pipes that are layered division multiplexed into one enhanced layer physical layer pipe use inter-subframe interleaving.

35 is a diagram illustrating a case in which different time interleaving units are used simultaneously.

Referring to FIG. 35, three core layer physical layer pipes (CORE PLP #0, CORE PLP #1, CORE PLP #2) are layered division multiplexed into one enhanced layer physical layer pipe (ENHANCED PLP #3). it can be seen that there is

All three core layer physical layer pipes (CORE PLP #0, CORE PLP #1, and CORE PLP #2) correspond to inter-subframe interleaving because they are in HTI mode in which CDL is on. However, the time interleaving unit (N _IU ) of the first core layer physical layer pipe (CORE PLP #0) is 2, and the time interleaving unit (N _IU ) of the second core layer physical layer pipe (CORE PLP #1) is 4 , and the time interleaving unit (N _IU ) of the third core layer physical layer pipe (CORE PLP #2) is 3.

Therefore, the first core layer physical layer pipe (CORE PLP #0) must wait 1 subframe, the second core layer physical layer pipe (CORE PLP #1) must wait 3 subframes, and the third core layer physical layer The pipe (CORE PLP #2) must wait 2 subframes.

In the example shown in FIG. 35 , pieces of the enhanced layer physical layer pipe have different decoding timings, which means that additional latency and buffers are needed to decode the corresponding enhanced layer physical layer pipe.

In this way, all core layer physical layer pipes that are layered division multiplexed into one enhanced layer physical layer pipe use inter-subframe interleaving and all use the same time interleaving unit. It can be effective in lowering

However, even when a plurality of core layer physical layer pipes layered division multiplexed into one enhanced layer physical layer pipe all use inter-subframe interleaving and all use the same time interleaving unit, decoding problem according to the subframe structure may occur.

36 is a diagram illustrating subframes when the same time interleaving unit is used simultaneously.

Referring to FIG. 36 , in the first subframe (SUBFRAME 0), two core layer physical layer pipes (CORE PLP #0, CORE PLP #1) are included in one enhanced layer physical layer pipe (ENHANCED PLP #3). It can be seen that layered division multiplexing is performed.

In addition, in each of the second and third subframes (SUBFRAME 1 and 2), one enhanced layer physical layer pipe (ENHANCED PLP #3) and one core layer physical layer pipe (CORE PLP #1) are layered division multiplexing has been

In addition, in the fourth subframe SUBFRAME 3, one enhanced physical layer pipe (ENHANCED PLP #3) and one core layer physical layer pipe (CORE PLP #0) are layered division multiplexed.

At this time, both core layer physical layer pipes (CORE PLP #0, CORE PLP #1) of the first subframe correspond to inter-subframe interleaving and use the same time interleaving unit (N _IU = 3). .

However, the core layer physical layer pipe (CORE PLP #1) only needs to wait until the third subframe (SUBFRAME 2), but the core layer physical layer pipe (CORE PLP #0) has to wait until after the fourth subframe (SUBFRAME 3). . This is because the structures of subframes after the first subframe SUBFRAME 0 are different.

In the example shown in FIG. 36 , the pieces of the enhanced layer physical layer pipe have different decoding timings despite the same time interleaving unit, which means that additional latency and buffers are needed to decode the corresponding enhanced layer physical layer pipe. do.

33 to 36 , when a plurality of core layer physical layer pipes are layered division multiplexed into one enhanced layer physical layer pipe, the decoding timing is different for each piece of the enhanced layer physical layer pipe, so that the decoding problem arises. Occurs.

When one enhanced layer physical layer pipe is spread over multiple time interleaving groups, all core layer physical layer pipes related to the enhanced layer physical layer pipe may use the same time interleaving mode. In this case, all core layer physical layer pipes related to the enhanced layer physical layer pipe may use the hybrid time interleaving mode or the no time interleaving mode.

That is, in this case, all core layer physical layer pipes use the same time interleaving mode, but the use of the convolutional time interleaving mode may be prohibited.

According to an embodiment, when all core layer physical layer pipes related to the enhanced layer physical layer pipe use the convolutional time interleaving mode, the interleaving depth (L1D_plp_CTI_depth) of all core layers may be the same.

In this case, when all core layer physical layer pipes related to the enhanced layer physical layer pipe use the hybrid time interleaving mode, each core layer physical layer pipe may use an intra-subframe interleaving mode (L1D_plp_HTI_inter_subframe=0). . That is, when all core layer physical layer pipes related to the enhanced layer physical layer pipe use the hybrid time interleaving mode, inter-subframe interleaving may be prohibited.

According to an embodiment, when the core layer physical layer pipes corresponding to the enhanced layer physical layer pipe use the hybrid time interleaving mode corresponding to inter-subframe interleaving, all core layer physical layer pipes use the same time interleaving unit Can be used.

At this time, when all core layer physical layer pipes related to the enhanced layer physical layer pipe use the no-time interleaving mode, each core layer physical layer pipe has an integer number of FEC blocks in a subframe. FEC blocks).

In this case, in order to achieve an integer number of FEC blocks per subframe, dummy modulation values may be used.

According to subframe configuration and physical layer pipe multiplexing parameters, available data cells of a subframe may be fully or partially occupied by physical layer pipe data. When all available data cells do not have corresponding physical layer pipe data, it is important that unoccupied data cells are modulated rather than remain unmodulated null cells to ensure constant transmit power. This may be achieved by assigning pseudo-random dummy modulation values to unoccupied data cells.

According to the physical layer pipe multiplexing parameter, unoccupied data cells may occur anywhere within a subframe. Accordingly, all available data cells of the subframe are first filled with dummy modulation values, and then the cell multiplexing process may overwrite the dummy modulation values of the occupied data cells with actual physical layer pipe data. This approach can ensure that all available data cells in a subframe are modulated by a physical layer pipe cell or a dummy modulation value.

Let N _cell be the total number of available data cells in a subframe so that data cells are indexed from 0 to N _cell -1, and d _i is dummy modulation for a data cell having an index i (0≤i<N _cell ). value, and it can be said that b _i (0≤i<N _cell ) represents the i-th value of the scrambling sequence described with reference to FIG. 31 .

In this case, the real value of the dummy modulation value for the i-th data cell (0≤i<N _cell ) may be (1 - 2 * b _i ), and the imaginary value may be 0. That is, the dummy modulation values may be generated by mapping the value of the scrambling sequence to one of two phases which are separated by 180 degrees.

Each of the N _cell available data cells in the subframe may have corresponding dummy modulation values before the physical layer pipe data is multiplexed into the subframe. Following the insertion of the dummy modulation values, the physical layer pipe data belonging to the current subframe is mapped to the corresponding data cells allocated to the corresponding physical layer pipe data, and the dummy modulation values previously allocated to the data cells can be overwritten. have.

Decoding timing mismatch may be a problem not only in the case of a plurality of core layer physical layer pipes multiplexed into one enhanced layer physical layer pipe but also core layer physical layer pipes when layered division multiplexing is not applied.

37 is a diagram illustrating a case in which one complete transmission product consists of a plurality of physical layer physical layer pipes.

Referring to FIG. 37 , it can be seen that one complete transmission product includes three core layer physical layer pipes (PLP #0, PLP #1, PLP #2). In this case, one complete transmission product may correspond to one service (SERVICE A). In this case, the core layer physical layer pipes PLP #0, PLP #1, and PLP #2 may be those that are not layered division multiplexed.

At this time, the first core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #0) corresponds to video data of one service (SERVICE A), and the second core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #1) is the video data of the service (SERVICE A). Corresponding to the first audio data, the third core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #2) may correspond to the second audio data of the service (SERVICE A).

Since the characteristics of corresponding data are different for each core layer physical layer pipe constituting one complete transmission product, the first core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #0) corresponds to a hybrid time interleaving mode that is CDL OFF, The second core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #1) corresponds to the CDL ON hybrid time interleaving mode, and the third core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #2) corresponds to the CDL ON time interleaving mode. can correspond. At this time, as shown in FIG. 37 , the time interleaving unit (N _IU ) of the core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #1) is 3, and the time interleaving unit (N _IU ) of the core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #2) may be 4.

When some of the core layer physical layer pipes constituting one complete transmission product correspond to intra-subframe interleaving and some correspond to inter-subframe interleaving, the core layer physical layer pipes corresponding to intra-subframe interleaving are It is decoded immediately, and the core layer physical layer pipe corresponding to inter-subframe interleaving may have to wait for another subframe.

Further, even when the core layer physical layer pipes use inter-subframe interleaving, if the time interleaving units (N _IU ) of the core layer physical layer pipes are different, the decoding timing is changed.

In the example shown in FIG. 37 , the first physical layer pipe (PLP #0) corresponds to intra-subframe interleaving and is thus decoded immediately, and the second physical layer pipe (PLP #1) corresponds to inter-subframe interleaving and corresponds to the time Since the interleaving unit (N _IU ) is 3, 2 subframes must be waited, the third physical layer pipe (PLP #2) corresponds to inter-subframe interleaving and the time interleaving unit (N _IU ) is 4, so 3 subframes must be waited do.

In the example shown in FIG. 37 , three core layer physical layer pipes have different decoding timings. At this time, for service (SERVICE A), the first core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #0) and the second core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #1) are synchronized with the third core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #2) Therefore, they have to wait 3 subframes, which causes unnecessary decoding complexity.

In order to reduce decoding complexity, a particular complete delivered product includes a plurality of core layer physical layer pipes that are not layered-division multiplexed, and all of these core layer physical layer pipes perform a hybrid time interleaving mode. When used, all of these core layer physical layer pipes may use the intra-subframe interleaving mode, or all of these core layer physical layer pipes may use the inter-subframe interleaving mode. That is, all of these core layer physical layer pipes may have the same L1D_plp_HTI_inter_subframe (L1D_plp_HTI_inter_subframe=0 indicates intra-subframe interleaving, L1D_plp_HTI_inter_subframe=1 indicates inter-subframe interleaving) value.

When inter-subframe interleaving is used for these core layer physical layer pipes (L1D_plp_HTI_inter_subframe=1), all of these core layer physical layer pipes may use the same time interleaving unit (N _IU ).

When one specific complete physical layer pipe includes a plurality of core layer physical layer pipes that are not layered division multiplexed, and at least one of these core layer physical layer pipes uses no-time interleaving mode, these core layer physical layer pipes All those using the hybrid time interleaving mode may use the intra-subframe interleaving mode (L1D_plp_HTI_inter_subframe=0). That is, when one specific complete physical layer pipe includes a plurality of core layer physical layer pipes that are not layered division multiplexed, and at least one of these core layer physical layer pipes uses the no-time interleaving mode, this core layer physical layer Use of the inter-subframe interleaving mode may be prohibited for all physical layer pipes corresponding to the hybrid time interleaving mode among the pipes.

38 is a block diagram illustrating an example of the time interleaver shown in FIG. 3 or FIG. 7 .

Referring to FIG. 38 , the time interleaver according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a cell interleaver 3810 , a twisted block interleaver 3820 , and a convolutional delay line 3830 .

The cell interleaver 3810 interleaves cells in the time interleaving block.

In this case, the cell interleaver 3810 may arrange the input cells of the FEC blocks into time interleaving blocks. In this case, the time interleaving block may be formed of one or more FEC blocks.

In this case, the time interleaving block may be a basic unit for the operation of the cell interleaver 3810 , the twisted block interleaver 3820 , and the convolutional delay line 3830 .

In this case, the time interleaving blocks may include a different number of FEC blocks.

In this case, the cell interleaver 3810 may interleave cells in each FEC block.

In this case, the cell interleaver 3810 may perform cell interleaving by writing the FEC block to the memory and reading it pseudo-randomly.

According to an embodiment, the cell interleaver 3810 may be omitted.

The twisted block interleaver 3820 performs intra-subframe interleaving corresponding to the time interleaving blocks.

The convolutional delay line 3830 performs inter-subframe interleaving using the output of the twisted block interleaver 3820 . That is, the convolutional delay line 3830 spreads the block-interleaved time interleaving blocks over multiple subframes.

In this case, the twisted block interleaver 3820 may perform the intra-subframe interleaving by performing a column-wise write operation and a diagonal-wise read operation.

In this case, the convolutional delay line 3830 may read only data cells excluding virtual cells from the twisted block interleaver 3820 .

At this time, the convolutional delay line 3830 may store new virtual cells after each row of the data cells is written from the twisted block interleaver 3820 and before the switches move to the next branch. .

At this time, the new virtual cells are the maximum value (N _{FEC_TI_MAX} ) of the number of FEC blocks in the time interleaving block of the interleaving frame in each branch minus the number of FEC blocks in the time interleaving block of the interleaving frame (N _{FEC_TI} ). may be corresponding.

In this case, the new virtual cells may not be output as an output of the time interleaving apparatus.

In this case, the convolutional delay line 3830 includes branches corresponding to the time interleaving unit N _IU , and branches other than the first branch among the branches may include one or more FIFO registers.

In this case, the convolutional delay line 3830 may output only some of the initial values stored in the FIFO register.

In this case, some of the initial values may correspond to one initialization cell for each of the remaining branches.

FIG. 39 is a diagram illustrating a write operation of the twisted block interleaver shown in FIG. 38 .

Referring to FIG. 39 , it can be seen that cells of the FEC blocks included in the time interleaving block are written to the memory by a column-wise write operation.

40 is a diagram illustrating a read operation of the twisted block interleaver shown in FIG. 38 .

Referring to FIG. 40 , it can be seen that cells of the FEC blocks included in the time interleaving block are read from the memory by a diagonal-wise read operation.

39 and 40 , N _{FEC_TI_MAX} represents the maximum value of the number of FEC blocks in the time interleaving block of the interleaving frame, and N _r represents the number of cells included in each FEC block.

39 and 40, the twisted block interleaver may perform the intra-subframe interleaving by performing a column-wise write operation and a diagonal-wise read operation.

In this case, the twisted block interleaver may skip virtual FEC cells during the reading process as shown in FIG. 40 .

41 is a block diagram illustrating an example of the convolutional delay line shown in FIG. 38 .

Referring to FIG. 41 , a convolutional delay line according to an embodiment of the present invention includes N _IU branches. That is, the convolutional delay line spits the time interleaving block into N _IU interleaving units, and distributes the interleaving units over N _IU subframes.

Switch S ₀ can connect the twisted block interleaver to the convolutional delay line. The switch S ₁ may connect the convolutional delay line to a framing block such as the frame builder shown in FIG. 3 or FIG. 7 .

In this case, the movements of the switches S ₀ and S ₁ may be synchronized. That is, the switches can always point to the same branches of the convolutional delay line.

The switches can move from the last branch of the convolutional delay line back to the first branch.

The two _switches (S ₀ and _{S 1} ) are the _{branch n} ( It can move from 0 <= n < N _IU -1 to the immediately following branch n+1. In this case, N _{FEC_TI_MAX} represents the maximum value of the number of FEC blocks in the time interleaving block of the interleaving frame, N _{FEC_TI} represents the number of FEC blocks corresponding to data in the time interleaving block of the interleaving frame, and N _IU represents the time interleaving unit. can represent At this time, the (N _{FEC_TI_MAX} - N _{FEC_TI} ) virtual cells may be new virtual cells for the convolutional delay line, not read from the twisted block interleaver. That is, the new virtual cells may be irrelevant to the twisted block interleaver, and may be newly created in the convolutional delay line.

In this case, the two switches S ₀ and S ₁ may be reset to the first branch (branch 0) of the convolutional delay line at the beginning of every subframe.

In this case, the virtual cells may not be read from the twisted block interleaver and may not be transmitted to the convolutional delay line.

However, after the N _{FEC_TI} data cells are written from the twisted block interleaver to the convolutional delay line, before the switches S ₀ and S ₁ move to the next branch of the convolutional delay line, ( N _{FEC_TI_MAX} - N _{FEC_TI} ) New virtual cells may be input to the convolutional delay line.

In this case, the virtual cells may not be written as outputs of the time interleaver either from the twisted block interleaver or from the convolutional delay line.

42 is a diagram illustrating an example of an operation of the twisted block interleaver shown in FIG. 38 .

Referring to FIG. 42 , it can be seen that an example of the case where the number of cells (N _r ) included in the FEC blocks is 8, N _{FEC_TI_MAX} is 5, N _{FEC_TI} is 3, and N _IU is 2 is shown.

In the example shown in FIG. 42 , virtual cells corresponding to two columns are stored in the twisted block interleaver, and twisted block interleaving is performed through column-direction write and diagonal read operations.

In the example shown in FIG. 42 , virtual cells are included in the output memory of the twisted block interleaver.

43 is a diagram illustrating an example of an operation of the convolutional delay line shown in FIG. 38 .

Referring to FIG. 43 , since N _IU is 2, it can be seen that there are two branches in the convolutional delay line, and the FIFO register is included in the second branch.

In the example shown in FIG. 43 , virtual cells read from the twisted block interleaver are transferred to the convolutional delay line.

In particular, FIG. 43 shows the timing of the first subframe when N _IU is 2, and at this timing, it can be seen that all data corresponding to the second branch are values stored in the FIFO register.

As already described, the virtual cell may not be included in the transmission signal.

Accordingly, assuming that the memory shown in FIG. 43 is written and read from the left, the first subframe (subframe #1) is "2, 11, 20, 10, 19, 6, 5, 14, 23, 8, 22, 16", and the second subframe (subframe #2) transmits "7, 1, 15, 0, 9, 18, 17, 4, 13, 3, 12, 21".

In the example shown in FIG. 43, I ₀ , I ₁ , ..., I ₁₉ that are stored in the FIFO register at the previous timing and are outputted are at the bottom (5) of the memory corresponding to the convolutional delay line. Rows to 8), but may be stored in rows 2, 4, 6, and 8 of the memory corresponding to the convolutional delay line according to an embodiment.

44 is a diagram illustrating an example of a decoding process corresponding to the operation shown in FIG. 43 .

Referring to FIG. 44 , the time deinterleaver corresponding to the decoding process may restore the memory data (CDL memory state including virtual cells) shown in FIG. 44 from two subframes through the FIFO register. Furthermore, the time deinterleaver may restore data (writing order to TBDI memory) input to the twisted block deinterleaver from the memory data.

As shown in FIG. 44 , when virtual cells are transmitted from the twisted block interleaver to the convolutional delay line, the receiver can know that the virtual cells are scattered. In this case, the receiver needs to know the writing process of the virtual cells.

That is, the inverse convolutional delay line of the receiver requires location information of virtual cells, which increases the complexity and memory in decoding.

45 is a diagram illustrating an example of a decoding process corresponding to the operation shown in FIG. 42 .

Referring to FIG. 45 , it can be seen that accurate twisted block deinterleaving is possible only when the locations of virtual cells are known. That is, in order to perform accurate twisted block deinterleaving in the time deinterleaver of the receiver, the location of virtual cells or at least the number of virtual cells to be included in each row must be known.

As described above, in the embodiment described with reference to FIGS. 42 to 45, since the location of virtual cells in the time deinterleaver must be known, there is a problem in that decoding complexity increases.

46 is a diagram illustrating another example of the operation of the twisted block interleaver shown in FIG. 38 .

Referring to FIG. 46, unlike the example shown in FIG. 42, in the example shown in FIG. 46, it can be seen that virtual cells belonging to virtual FEC blocks are skipped during a read process from the twisted block interleaver.

That is, in the example shown in FIG. 46 , the twisted block interleaver may output only data cells corresponding to data, but not virtual cells.

FIG. 47 is a diagram illustrating another example of the operation of the convolutional delay line shown in FIG. 38 .

Referring to FIG. 47 , it can be seen that virtual cells are not written from the twisted block interleaver to the convolutional delay line in the example shown in FIG. 47 .

That is, the convolutional delay line reads and stores only data cells excluding virtual cells from the twisted block interleaver, and then creates and stores a new virtual cell to prevent the virtual cells from being dispersed.

At this time, when the memory operates in a first-in-first-out (FIFO) manner, it can be seen that data shown in FIG. 47 is first read and written from the left. However, in the example shown in FIG. 47 , virtual cells marked with X may be the last ones written to the memory. That is, in the example shown in FIG. 47, the order of writing to the memory corresponding to the convolutional delay line is 2, 11, 20, X, X, 19, 6, 15, X, X, 5, 14, 23, X , X, ....

In this case, when data cells are written from the twisted block interleaver to the convolutional delay line, the virtual cells may be stored in correspondence with the leftmost (N _{FEC_TI_MAX} - N _{FEC_TI} ) column of the convolutional delay line.

FIG. 47 also shows the timing of the first subframe when N _IU is 2 like FIG. 43. At this timing, it can be seen that all data corresponding to the second branch are values stored in the FIFO register.

In this case, the virtual cell may not be included in the transmission signal.

Accordingly, assuming that the memory shown in FIG. 47 is written and read from the left (excluding the virtual cell), the first subframe (subframe #1) is "2, 11, 20, 19, 6, 15, 5, 14, 23 , 13, 22, 16", and the second subframe (subframe #2) transmits "7, 1, 10, 0, 9, 18, 8, 17, 4, 3, 12, 21". can see.

In the example shown in FIG. 47, I ₀ , I ₁ , ..., I ₁₉ that are stored in the FIFO register at the previous timing and are outputted are at the bottom (5) of the memory corresponding to the convolutional delay line. Rows to 8), but may be stored in rows 2, 4, 6, and 8 of the memory corresponding to the convolutional delay line according to an embodiment.

In the examples shown in FIGS. 43 and 47 , the memory corresponding to the convolutional delay line is shown for convenience of description, and a separate output memory may not be included in the convolutional delay line according to an embodiment.

48 is a diagram illustrating an example of a decoding process corresponding to the operation shown in FIG. 47 .

Referring to FIG. 48 , the time deinterleaver corresponding to the decoding process may restore the memory data (CDL memory state including virtual cells) shown in FIG. 48 from two subframes through the FIFO register. Furthermore, the time deinterleaver may restore data (writing order to TBDI memory) input to the twisted block deinterleaver from the memory data. Unlike the case of FIG. 44 , in the example shown in FIG. 48 , it can be seen that the positions of the virtual cells are known in the decoding process of the inverse convolutional delay line, and the virtual cells are not scattered.

Accordingly, decoding complexity is lowered in the case of FIG. 48 than in the case of FIG. 44 .

49 is a diagram illustrating an example of a decoding process corresponding to the operation illustrated in FIG. 46 .

Referring to FIG. 49 , since the reverse process of the column-wise write operation and the diagonal-wise read operation of twisted block deinterleaving is performed except for virtual cells, it is simpler than the case of FIG. 45 . It can be seen that deinterleaving is possible.

50 is a diagram illustrating initial values of FIFO registers included in a convolutional delay line.

Referring to FIG. 50 , it can be seen that all data corresponding to the second branch at the timing of the first subframe when N _IU is 2 are values 5010 stored in the FIFO register.

In this case, the convolutional delay line may output only some of the initial values stored in the FIFO register.

In this case, some of the initial values may correspond to one initialization cell for each of the remaining branches except for the first branch among the branches corresponding to the time interleaving unit N _IU .

That is, only one cell per row among the values 5010 stored in the FIFO register may be output and the remaining cells may not be output.

According to an embodiment, memories corresponding to the twisted block interleaver (TBI) and the convolutional delay line (CDL) operate in a FIFO manner, and reading and writing to these memories may be performed from right to left. In this case, unlike shown in FIG. 50 , the first row of the twisted block interleaver memory stores 2, 11, and 20 from right to left, the second row stores 7, 1, and 10 from right to left, and the third row row stores 19, 6, 15 from right to left, fourth row stores 0, 9, 18 from right to left, fifth row stores 5, 14, 23 from right to left, six The first row can store 8, 17, 4 from right to left, the seventh row can store 13, 22, 16 from right to left, and the eighth row can store 3, 12, 21 from right to left .

At this time, reading and writing to the FIFO register shown in FIG. 50 may also be performed from right to left. At this time, the first row of the FIFO register is initialized with I ₀ , X, X, X, X from right to left, the second row is initialized with I ₁ , X, X, X, X from right to left, and three The fourth row may be initialized with I ₂ , X, X, X, X from right to left, and the fourth row may be initialized with I ₃ , X, X, X, X from right to left.

In the example shown in FIG. 50 , the memory corresponding to the convolutional delay line may be a conceptual one for describing the output of the convolutional delay line, and a separate output memory is provided in the convolutional delay line according to an embodiment. may not be included.

At the timing corresponding to the first subframe, the data (20, 11, 2) stored in the first row of the memory corresponding to the twisted block interleaver in the memory (CDL memory) corresponding to the convolutional delay line (20, 11, 2), the third The data stored in the row (15, 6, 19), the data stored in the fifth row (23, 14, 5), the data stored in the seventh row (16, 22, 13), and initialization in the FIFO register Previous values can be saved. In this case, data initialized in the FIFO register may be stored in a memory corresponding to the convolutional delay line. That is, at the timing corresponding to the first subframe, 2, 11, and 20 are stored in the first row of the memory corresponding to the convolutional delay line from right to left, and two new virtual cells X, X can be stored. have. 19, 6, and 15 may be stored from right to left in the third row of the memory corresponding to the convolutional delay line, and two new virtual cells X and X may be stored. 5, 14, and 23 may be stored from right to left in the fifth row of the memory corresponding to the convolutional delay line, and two new virtual cells X and X may be stored. 13, 22, 16, X, and X may be stored from right to left in the seventh row of the memory corresponding to the convolutional delay line.

In this case, in the second row of the memory corresponding to the convolutional delay line, one initialization cell I ₀ may be stored on the far right, and then, four virtual cells may be stored. In this case, one initialization cell I ₁ on the far right may be stored in the fourth row of the memory corresponding to the convolutional delay line, and then, four virtual cells may be stored. In this case, one initialization cell I ₂ on the far right may be stored in the sixth row of the memory corresponding to the convolutional delay line, and then, four virtual cells may be stored. In this case, one initialization cell I ₃ on the far right may be stored in the eighth row of the memory corresponding to the convolutional delay line, and then, four virtual cells may be stored.

That is, at the timing corresponding to the first subframe, the first row of the memory corresponding to the convolutional delay line stores 2, 11, 20, X, X from right to left, and the second row from right to left stores I ₀ , X, X, X, X as the third row stores 19, 6, 15, X, X from right to left, the fourth row stores I ₁ , X, X from right to left , X, X, the fifth row stores 5, 14, 23, X, X from right to left, the sixth row stores I ₂ , X, X, X, X from right to left, , the seventh row can store 13, 22, 16, X, X from right to left, and the eighth row can store I ₃ , X, X, X, X from right to left. In this case, X may represent a virtual cell. At this time, the first row of the FIFO register shown in FIG. 50 stores 7, 1, 10, X, X from right to left, and the second row stores 0, 9, 18, X, X from right to left. The third row can store 8, 17, 4, X, X from right to left, and the fourth row can store 3, 12, 21, X, X from right to left.

In this case, the virtual cell stored in the memory corresponding to the convolutional delay line may not be output as the time interleaver output. That is, the first subframe transmits "2, 11, 20, I ₀ , 19, 6, 15, I ₁ , 5, 14, 23, I ₂ , 13, 22, 16, I ₃ ", and the second The subframe may transmit "..., 7, 1, 10, ..., 0, 9, 18, ..., 8, 17, 4, ..., 3, 12, 21". In this case, "I ₀ , I ₁ , I ₂ , I ₃ " may correspond to some of the above-described initial values. In this case, "..." may correspond to the output of the next time interleaving block from the twisted block interleaver.

FIG. 51 is a block diagram illustrating an example of the time deinterleaver shown in FIG. 8 or FIG. 12 .

Referring to FIG. 51 , the time deinterleaver includes an inverse convolutional delay line 5110 , a twisted block deinterleaver 5120 , and a cell deinterleaver 5130 .

The inverse convolutional delay line 5110 performs the reverse process of the convolutional delay line shown in FIG. 38 .

In this case, the inverse convolutional delay line 5110 may predict the position of a newly added virtual cell in the convolutional delay line of the transmitting side, and perform the reverse process based on the predicted virtual cell position.

The twisted block deinterleaver 5120 performs the reverse process of the twisted block interleaver shown in FIG. 38 .

In this case, the twisted block deinterleaver 5120 may restore the data cells and then create and store new virtual cells.

In this case, the twisted block deinterleaver 5120 may predict the position of the newly added virtual cell in the convolutional delay line of the transmitting side, and perform the reverse process in consideration of the predicted virtual cell position.

At this time, the twisted block deinterleaver 5120 may perform the reverse process of the column-wise write operation and the diagonal-wise read operation of the twisted block deinterleaving except for virtual cells. .

The cell deinterleaver 5130 performs the reverse process of the cell interleaver shown in FIG. 38 .

52 is an operation flowchart illustrating a time interleaving method according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 52, in the time interleaving method according to an embodiment of the present invention, cell interleaving is performed corresponding to cells in a time interleaving block (S5210).

Depending on the embodiment, step S5210 may be omitted.

Also, in the time interleaving method according to an embodiment of the present invention, twisted block interleaving corresponding to intra-subframe interleaving is performed (S5220).

In this case, in step S5220, twisted block interleaving may be performed using a column-wise write operation and a diagonal-wise read operation.

Also, in the time interleaving method according to an embodiment of the present invention, inter-subframe interleaving is performed using the output of the twisted block interleaving (S5230).

In this case, step S5230 may be performed using a convolutional delay line.

In this case, the convolutional delay line may read only data cells excluding virtual cells corresponding to the twisted block interleaving.

In this case, the convolutional delay line may store new virtual cells after each row of the data cells is written from the output of the twisted block interleaving before the switches move to the next branch.

At this time, the new virtual cells are the maximum value (N _{FEC_TI_MAX} ) of the number of FEC blocks in the time interleaving block of the interleaving frame in each branch minus the number of FEC blocks in the time interleaving block of the interleaving frame (N _{FEC_TI} ). may be corresponding.

In this case, the new virtual cells may not be output as an output of the inter-subframe interleaving.

In this case, the convolutional delay line may include branches corresponding to the time interleaving unit (N _IU ), and branches other than the first branch among the branches may include one or more FIFO registers.

In this case, the convolutional delay line may output only some of the initial values stored in the FIFO register.

In this case, some of the initial values may correspond to one initialization cell for each of the remaining branches.

A time deinterleaving method according to an embodiment of the present invention may be provided in a manner corresponding to FIG. 52 .

For example, in the time deinterleaving method according to an embodiment of the present invention, performing inter-subframe deinterleaving corresponding to the reverse process of step S5230 and twisted corresponding to the reverse process of step S5220 It may include performing block deinterleaving. In this case, the time deinterleaving method according to an embodiment of the present invention may further include performing cell deinterleaving corresponding to the reverse process of step S5210.

The size information and start position information of the physical layer pipe may be generated based on time interleaving. In this case, the size information and the start position information can be considered to be considered in the current subframe.

When layered division multiplexing is applied, core layer cells and enhanced layer cells are combined (combined or super-positioned) before the time interleaving process. In this case, it may be advantageous to easily restore the enhanced layer physical layer pipe if the relative positions of the enhanced layer physical layer pipes with respect to the core layer physical layer pipe are calculated before time interleaving. A process of canceling the core layer data cells from the layered division multiplexed data cells in the decoder is performed after time deinterleaving.

Both time interleaving and subframe mapping (cell multiplexing) can be applied only for the core layer physical layer pipe in which the enhanced layer physical layer pipes are combined.

At the receiver side (demodulator), the size information (L1D_plp_size) and the start position information (L1D_plp_start) may be used to select a desired core layer physical layer pipe. That is, the size information and the start position information may be used to find data cells of the core layer physical layer pipe to be used as inputs of the time deinterleaver.

When inter-subframe interleaving such as a convolutional delay line is used, the size information (L1D_plp_size) of the core layer physical layer pipe has a different value depending on whether it is calculated based on before time interleaving or after time interleaving. can have

In this case, it is preferable that the position of the core layer physical layer pipe is calculated based on after time interleaving.

53 is a diagram illustrating layered division multiplexed physical layer pipes before time interleaving.

Referring to FIG. 53 , it can be seen that one core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #0) and two enhanced layer physical layer pipes (PLP #1 and PLP #2) are layered division multiplexed.

In the case of FIG. 53 , the start positions and sizes of the enhanced layer physical layer pipes PLP #1 and PLP #2 are clearly identifiable.

54 is a diagram illustrating layered division multiplexed physical layer pipes after time interleaving.

Referring to FIG. 54 , it can be seen that the start positions of the enhanced layer physical layer pipes PLP #1 and PLP #2 are changed by applying time interleaving (hybrid time interleaving using only the twisted block interleaver). In the example of FIG. 54 , size information of physical layer pipes and start position information of a core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #0) may not change even after time interleaving.

In the case of hybrid time interleaving in which a convolutional delay line is used together with a variable bit rate (VBR), start position information and size information of the enhanced layer physical layer pipe may all be different after time interleaving.

For example, when two physical layer pipes (PLP #A, PLP #B) are TDMed and time interleaved using a convolutional delay line together with VBR, size information is different before/after time interleaving as follows. can

- PLP #A: N _{FEC_TI_MAX} = 5, N _r = 8, N _IU = 2 -> (time = 0; N _{FEC_TI} = 3), (time = 1; N _{FEC_TI} = 1)

- PLP #B: N _{FEC_TI_MAX} = 4, N _r = 10, N _IU = 2 -> (time = 0; N _{FEC_TI} = 4), (time = 1; N _{FEC_TI} = 2)

- time = 0

- Before TI: plp_size(A) = 3 X 8 = 24, plp_size(B) = 4 X 10 = 40

- After TI: plp_size(A) = 3 X 4 + 1 X 4 = 16, plp_size(B) = 4 X 5 + 1 X 5 = 25

- time = 1

- Before TI: plp_size(A) = 1 X 8 = 8, plp_size(B) = 2 X 10 = 20

- After TI: plp_size(A) = 1 X 4 + 3 X 4 = 16, plp_size(B) = 2 X 5 + 4 X 5 = 30

That is, at the first timing (time = 0), in the physical layer pipe (PLP #A), the number of FEC blocks is 3 and the number of cells included in each FEC block is 8, so the physical layer pipe (PLP #A) before time interleaving The size information of is 3 X 8 = 24. At the first timing (time = 0), the number of FEC blocks is 4 in the physical layer pipe (PLP #B) and the number of cells included in each FEC block is 10, so the size of the physical layer pipe (PLP #B) before time interleaving The information becomes 4 X 10 = 40.

At the second timing (time = 1), in the physical layer pipe (PLP #A), the number of FEC blocks is 1 and the number of cells included in each FEC block is 8, so the size of the physical layer pipe (PLP #A) before time interleaving The information becomes 1 X 8 = 8. At the second timing (time = 1), in the physical layer pipe (PLP #B), the number of FEC blocks is 2 and the number of cells included in each FEC block is 10, so the size of the physical layer pipe (PLP #B) before time interleaving The information becomes 2 X 10 = 20.

In the above example, N _{FEC_TI_MAX} , N _r , N _IU , and N _{FEC_TI} are the same as described above. In the above example, since N _IU is 2, one FEC block is divided into two subframes and transmitted after time interleaving.

That is, in the first timing (time = 0), in the physical layer pipe (PLP #A), the number of FEC blocks is 3, the number of cells included in each FEC block is 8, and the time interleaving unit is 2, so the convolutional delay line If it is assumed that initial values corresponding to one FEC block are stored in = 16. At the first timing (time = 0), in the physical layer pipe (PLP #B), the number of FEC blocks is 4, the number of cells included in each FEC block is 10, and the time interleaving unit is 2, so it is 1 in the convolutional delay line. Assuming that initial values corresponding to FEC blocks are stored, the size information of the physical layer pipe (PLP #B) after time interleaving is (4 X (10/2)) + (1 X (10/2)) = becomes 25. At this time, since TDM is applied, the start position information of the physical layer pipe (PLP #A) is 0, and the start position information of the physical layer pipe (PLP #B) is the size information of the physical layer pipe (PLP #A) 16 days. can

At the second timing (time = 1), in the physical layer pipe (PLP #A), the number of FEC blocks is 1, the number of cells included in each FEC block is 8, and the time interleaving unit is 2, so the FEC corresponding to the first timing Considering that only half of the cells of the block were transmitted in the previous subframe, the size information of the physical layer pipe (PLP #A) after time interleaving is (1 X (8/2)) + (3 X (8/2)) = 16. At the second timing (time = 1), in the physical layer pipe (PLP #B), the number of FEC blocks is 2, the number of cells included in each FEC block is 10, and the time interleaving unit is 2, so the FEC corresponding to the first timing Considering that only half of the cells of the block were transmitted in the previous subframe, the size information of the physical layer pipe (PLP #B) after time interleaving is (2 X (10/2)) + (4 X (10/2)) = 30.

In this case, the amount of data cells mapping to the current subframe is size information after time interleaving (plp_size).

As a result, when inter-subframe interleaving to which a variable bit rate is applied is performed through the above-described example, both the start position information and the size information of the enhanced layer physical layer pipe may be different.

In the above example, at the first timing (time = 0), the subframe includes 16 active cells of the physical layer pipe (PLP #A) because the size of the physical layer pipe (PLP #A) is 16, and the physical layer pipe Since the size of (PLP #B) is 25, 25 active cells of the physical layer pipe (PLP #B) are included.

If signaling is performed on the basis of before time interleaving (L1D_plp_size(A) = 24, L1D_plp_start(A) = 0), the receiver of the physical layer pipe (PLP #A) in order to decode the physical layer pipe (PLP #A) Decoding fails by inputting 16 data cells and 8 data cells of the physical layer pipe (PLP #B) to the time deinterleaver. That is, signaling must be performed after time interleaving (L1D_plp_size(A) = 16, L1D_plp_start(A) = 0), and in order for the receiver to decode the physical layer pipe (PLP #A), the physical layer pipe (PLP #A) Decoding can be successful by inputting 16 data cells of .

If signaling is performed based on before time interleaving (L1D_plp_size(B) = 40, L1D_plp_start(B) = 24), the receiver of the physical layer pipe (PLP #B) in order to decode the physical layer pipe (PLP #B) Only 16 data cells 24 to 40 are input to the time deinterleaver, so that decoding fails. That is, signaling must be performed after time interleaving (L1D_plp_size(B) = 25, L1D_plp_start(B) = 16), and in order for the receiver to decode the physical layer pipe (PLP #B), the physical layer pipe (PLP #B) Decoding can be successful by inputting 25 data cells of .

That is, the signaling fields L1D_plp_size and L1D_plp_start for the core layer physical layer pipe should be signaled after time interleaving.

55 is a diagram illustrating a subframe including layered division multiplexed physical layer pipes.

Referring to FIG. 55 , it can be seen that a subframe is composed of one core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #0) and two enhanced layer physical layer pipes (PLP #1 and PLP #2).

Since time interleaving is applied based on the core layer, the enhanced layer physical layer pipes PLP #1 and PLP #2 may be mixed with each other and included in a subframe.

The receiver first extracts a subframe from the received signal, and accesses core layer data cells from the extracted subframe. On the other hand, since layered division multiplexing is performed before time interleaving in the transmitter, accessing the enhanced layer physical layer pipe after time deinterleaving may reduce the complexity of the receiver.

After all, when layered division multiplexing is applied, access to the core layer physical layer pipes is made from a subframe, so it is preferable to calculate the size and start position of the physical layer pipe after time interleaving, and the enhanced layer physical layer Since access to the pipes is performed after time deinterleaving, it is preferable that the size and start position of the physical layer pipe are calculated based on before time interleaving.

FIG. 56 is a diagram illustrating a first timing of a convolutional delay line performing time interleaving corresponding to the physical layer pipes shown in FIGS. 53 to 55 .

In the example shown in FIG. 56 , the physical layer pipe (PLP #0) is a core layer physical layer pipe, and corresponds to N _r =16, N _{FEC_TI_MAX} =3 and N _IU =3. The physical layer pipes PLP #1 and PLP #2 are all enhanced layer physical layer pipes, and correspond to N _r =8 and N _r =4, respectively.

When the number of FEC blocks of the physical layer pipe (PLP #0) is 3 (N _{FEC_TI} = 3) at the first timing (Time = 0), the cells corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #0) are all 3 ( N _{FEC_TI} ) X 16(N _r ) = 48 and the cells corresponding to the enhanced layer physical layer pipes (PLP #1, PLP #2) corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #0) are 4 (N _{FEC_TI} ) X 8(N _r ) = 32 and 4(N _{FEC_TI} ) X 4(N _r ) = 16 pieces.

Accordingly, the output of LDM combining is as shown on the left side of FIG. 56 .

Since the time interleaving unit is 3 (N _IU = 3), the output 5605 of the LDM combination of the three PLPs (PLP #0, PLP #1, PLP #2) is divided into 3 pieces so that the first piece 5610 is Corresponding to the first branch, it becomes a CDL output transmitted in the subframe corresponding to the first timing, the second fragment 5620 is stored in one FIFO register corresponding to the second branch, and the third fragment 5630 is Corresponding to the third branch, it may be stored in the first FIFO register among the two FIFO registers.

In this case, initial values corresponding to one FEC block may be stored in the FIFO registers of the convolutional delay line as described above, and each of the FIFO registers has an initial number corresponding to the five core layer cells. It may be initialized with values.

Initial values 5650 initialized in the FIFO register corresponding to the second branch of the convolutional delay line and initial values 5660 initialized in the second FIFO register among FIFO registers corresponding to the third branch With the first piece 5610 of the output of the LDM combination is the CDL output that is transmitted in the subframe at the first timing.

At this time, the initial values 5670 initialized in the first FIFO register among the two FIFO registers may be stored in the second FIFO register of the two FIFO registers corresponding to the third branch of the convolutional delay line. have.

After all, when the size information (L1D_plp_size) and the start position information (L1D_plp_start) are signaled with respect to the core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #0) at the first timing (Time=0) after time interleaving, L1D_plp_size is 18 + 5 + 5 = 28 and L1D_plp_start becomes 0. In addition, when the size information (L1D_plp_size) and the start position information (L1D_plp_start) are signaled with respect to the enhanced layer physical layer pipe (PLP #1) at the first timing (Time = 0) based on before time interleaving, before the CDL is applied Since signaling information is generated corresponding to the output of the LDM combination of , L1D_plp_size becomes 32 and L1D_plp_start becomes 0. In addition, when the size information (L1D_plp_size) and the start position information (L1D_plp_start) are signaled with respect to the enhanced layer physical layer pipe (PLP #2) at the first timing (Time=0) based on before time interleaving, before the CDL is applied Since signaling information is generated corresponding to the output of the LDM combination of , L1D_plp_size becomes 16 and L1D_plp_start becomes 32, which is size information of the physical layer pipe (PLP #1).

57 is a diagram illustrating a second timing of a convolutional delay line performing time interleaving corresponding to the physical layer pipes shown in FIGS. 53 to 55 .

In the example shown in FIG. 57 , the physical layer pipe (PLP #0) is a core layer physical layer pipe, and corresponds to N _r =16, N _{FEC_TI_MAX} =3 and N _IU =3. The physical layer pipes PLP #1 and PLP #2 are all enhanced layer physical layer pipes, and correspond to N _r =8 and N _r =4, respectively.

When the number of FEC blocks of the physical layer pipe (PLP #0) is 2 (N _{FEC_TI} = 2) at the second timing (Time = 1), all cells corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #0) are 2 ( N _{FEC_TI} ) X 16(N _r ) = 32 and the cells corresponding to the enhanced layer physical layer pipes (PLP #1, PLP #2) corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #0) are 24 and It can be eight.

Accordingly, the output of LDM combining is as shown on the left side of FIG. 57 .

Since the time interleaving unit is 3 (N _IU = 3), the output 5705 of the LDM combination of the three PLPs (PLP #0, PLP #1, PLP #2) is divided into 3 pieces so that the first piece 5710 is Corresponding to the first branch, it becomes a CDL output transmitted in the subframe corresponding to the second timing, the second fragment 5720 corresponds to the second branch and is stored in one FIFO register, and the third fragment 5730 is Corresponding to the third branch, it is stored in the first FIFO register among the two FIFO registers.

The second piece of the first timing (5620) stored in the FIFO register corresponding to the second branch of the convolutional delay line and the initial values stored in the second FIFO register among the FIFO registers corresponding to the third branch (The number corresponding to 5 core layer cells, 5670) becomes the CDL output transmitted in the subframe together with the first piece 5710 of the output of the LDM combination of the second timing.

At this time, in the second FIFO register of the two FIFO registers corresponding to the third branch of the convolutional delay line, the third piece of the first timing stored in the first FIFO register among the two FIFO registers (5630) This can be saved.

As a result, when the size information (L1D_plp_size) and the start position information (L1D_plp_start) are signaled with respect to the core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #0) at the second timing (Time = 1) after time interleaving, L1D_plp_size is 12 + 15 + 5 = 32 and L1D_plp_start becomes 0. In addition, when the size information (L1D_plp_size) and the start position information (L1D_plp_start) are signaled with respect to the enhanced layer physical layer pipe (PLP #1) at the second timing (Time = 1) based on before time interleaving, before the CDL is applied Since signaling information is generated corresponding to the output of the LDM combination of , L1D_plp_size becomes 24 and L1D_plp_start becomes 0. In addition, when the size information (L1D_plp_size) and the start position information (L1D_plp_start) are signaled with respect to the enhanced layer physical layer pipe (PLP #2) at the second timing (Time = 1) based on before time interleaving, before the CDL is applied Since signaling information is generated corresponding to the output of the LDM combination of , L1D_plp_size becomes 8 and L1D_plp_start becomes 24, which is size information of the physical layer pipe (PLP #1).

58 is a diagram illustrating a third timing of a convolutional delay line performing time interleaving corresponding to the physical layer pipes shown in FIGS. 53 to 55 .

In the example shown in FIG. 58 , the physical layer pipe (PLP #0) is a core layer physical layer pipe, and corresponds to N _r =16, N _{FEC_TI_MAX} =3 and N _IU =3. The physical layer pipes PLP #1 and PLP #2 are all enhanced layer physical layer pipes, and correspond to N _r =8 and N _r =4, respectively.

When the number of FEC blocks of the physical layer pipe (PLP #0) is 1 (N _{FEC_TI} = 1) at the third timing (Time = 2), all cells corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #0) are 1 ( N _{FEC_TI} ) X 16(N _r ) = 16 and the cells corresponding to the enhanced layer physical layer pipes (PLP #1, PLP #2) corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #0) are 8 and It can be eight.

Accordingly, the output of LDM combining is as shown on the left side of FIG. 58 .

Since the time interleaving unit is 3 (N _IU =3), the output 5805 of the LDM combination of the three PLPs (PLP #0, PLP #1, PLP #2) is divided into three pieces so that the first piece 5810 is Corresponding to the first branch, it becomes a CDL output transmitted in the subframe corresponding to the third timing, the second fragment 5820 is stored in one FIFO register corresponding to the second branch, and the third fragment 5830 is Corresponding to the third branch, it is stored in the first FIFO register among the two FIFO registers.

The second piece of the second timing (5720) stored in the FIFO register corresponding to the second branch of the convolutional delay line and the first timing stored in the second FIFO register of the FIFO registers corresponding to the third branch The third piece (5630) of the third-timing becomes the CDL output that is transmitted in the subframe along with the first piece (5810) of the output of the LDM combination.

At this time, in the second FIFO register of the two FIFO registers corresponding to the third branch of the convolutional delay line, the third piece of the second timing stored in the first FIFO register among the two FIFO registers (5730) This can be saved.

After all, when the size information (L1D_plp_size) and the start position information (L1D_plp_start) are signaled with respect to the core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #0) at the third timing (Time=2) after time interleaving, L1D_plp_size is 6 + 10 + 15 = 31 and L1D_plp_start becomes 0. In addition, when the size information (L1D_plp_size) and the start position information (L1D_plp_start) are signaled with respect to the enhanced layer physical layer pipe (PLP #1) at the third timing (Time = 2) based on before time interleaving, before the CDL is applied Since signaling information is generated corresponding to the output of the LDM combination of , L1D_plp_size becomes 8 and L1D_plp_start becomes 0. In addition, when the size information (L1D_plp_size) and the start position information (L1D_plp_start) are signaled with respect to the enhanced layer physical layer pipe (PLP #2) at the third timing (Time = 2) based on before time interleaving, before the CDL is applied Since signaling information is generated corresponding to the output of the LDM combination of , L1D_plp_size becomes 8 and L1D_plp_start becomes 8, which is size information of the physical layer pipe (PLP #1).

59 is a diagram illustrating a first timing of an inverse convolutional delay line performing time deinterleaving corresponding to the physical layer pipes shown in FIGS. 53 to 55 .

In the example shown in FIG. 59, information such as N _{FEC_TI} = [3 1 1] is signaled for the core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #0), and at the first timing (Time = 0), the core layer physical layer pipe ( It may inform the receiver that the number of FEC blocks corresponding to PLP #0) is 3 (the number of FEC blocks initialized at a previous timing is 1, and the number of FEC blocks initialized at two timings before is 1) to the receiver.

An output of the convolutional delay line shown in FIG. 56 may be received as an input of an inverse convolutional delay line as shown in the left side of FIG. 59 .

The received data is divided into three pieces, the first piece (5910) is stored in the first of two FIFO registers corresponding to the first branch of the inverse convolutional delay line, the second piece (5920; initial values) are stored in the FIFO register corresponding to the second branch of the inverse convolutional delay line, and the third piece 5930 (initial values) corresponds to the third branch of the inverse convolutional delay line so that the time deinterleaver output as output.

At this time, since L1D_plp_size = 28 and L1D_plp_start = 0 are signaled with respect to the core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #0) after time interleaving, 28 cells are extracted from the received data to input the inverse convolutional delay line. can be used as At this time, corresponding to N _{FEC_TI} = [3 1 1], data cells corresponding to three FEC blocks are written in the first branch of 28 cells, and one FEC block is written in the second and third branches, respectively. Corresponding data cells can be written.

In this case, the FIFO registers of the inverse convolutional delay line may also be initialized to the same number of initial values corresponding to the five core layer cells. In this case, the FIFO registers corresponding to the first branch may be initialized with 6 initial values, and the FIFO registers corresponding to the remaining branches may be initialized with 5 initial values (N _r =16).

Initial values 5950 that were initialized in the second FIFO register among the two FIFO registers corresponding to the first branch of the inverse convolutional delay line and initial values initialized in the FIFO register corresponding to the second branch ( 5960) becomes the output of the time deinterleaver at the first timing together with the third piece of the received data.

At this time, the initial values 5970 initialized in the first FIFO register among the two FIFO registers may be stored in the second FIFO register of the two FIFO registers corresponding to the first branch of the convolutional delay line. have.

As a result, the physical layer pipe (PLP #0) data is not output as the output of the time deinterleaver at the first timing.

FIG. 60 is a diagram illustrating a second timing of an inverse convolutional delay line performing time deinterleaving corresponding to the physical layer pipes shown in FIGS. 53 to 55 .

In the example shown in FIG. 60, information such as N _{FEC_TI} = [2 3 1] is signaled for the core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #0), and at the second timing (Time = 1), the core layer physical layer pipe ( Informing the receiver that the number of FEC blocks corresponding to PLP #0) is 2 (the number of FEC blocks corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipe at the previous timing is 3, and the number of FEC blocks initialized at the timing before the two timings is 1) can

An output of the convolutional delay line shown in FIG. 57 may be received as an input of an inverse convolutional delay line as shown in the left side of FIG. 60 .

The received data is divided into three pieces, the first piece (6010) is stored in the first of two FIFO registers corresponding to the first branch of the inverse convolutional delay line, the second piece (6020) is It is stored in the FIFO register corresponding to the second branch of the inverse convolutional delay line, and the third piece 6030 (initial values) corresponds to the third branch of the inverse convolutional delay line and is output as a time deinterleaver output. .

At this time, since L1D_plp_size = 32 and L1D_plp_start = 0 are signaled for the core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #0) after time interleaving, 32 cells are extracted from the received data to input the inverse convolutional delay line. can be used as At this time, corresponding to N _{FEC_TI} = [2 3 1], data cells corresponding to two FEC blocks are written in a first branch among 32 cells, and data corresponding to three FEC blocks are written in a second branch. is written, and data cells corresponding to one FEC block may be written to the third branch.

At this time, the first piece (5910) of the data received at the first timing that was stored in the first FIFO register at the first timing among the two FIFO registers corresponding to the first branch may be stored in the second FIFO register. have.

At the first timing, among the two FIFO registers corresponding to the first branch of the inverse convolutional delay line, the initial values 5970 stored in the second FIFO register and the initial values stored in the FIFO register corresponding to the second branch were The initial values 5920 are output of the time deinterleaver at the second timing together with the third piece 6030 of the received data.

As a result, even at the second timing, the physical layer pipe (PLP #0) data is not output as the output of the time deinterleaver.

FIG. 61 is a diagram illustrating a third timing of an inverse convolutional delay line performing time deinterleaving corresponding to the physical layer pipes shown in FIGS. 53 to 55 .

In the example shown in FIG. 61, information such as N _{FEC_TI} = [1 2 3] is signaled for the core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #0), and at the third timing (Time = 2), the core layer physical layer pipe ( The number of FEC blocks corresponding to PLP #0) is 1 (the number of FEC blocks corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipe at the previous timing is 2, the number of FEC blocks corresponding to the core layer physical layer pipe at the timing before two timings is 3 ) to the receiver.

An output of the convolutional delay line shown in FIG. 58 may be received as an input of an inverse convolutional delay line as shown in the left side of FIG. 61 .

The received data is divided into three pieces, the first piece (6110) is stored in the first of two FIFO registers corresponding to the first branch of the inverse convolutional delay line, the second piece (6120) is It is stored in the FIFO register corresponding to the second branch of the inverse convolutional delay line, and the third piece 6130 corresponds to the third branch of the inverse convolutional delay line and is output as a time deinterleaver output.

At this time, since L1D_plp_size = 31 and L1D_plp_start = 0 are signaled with respect to the core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #0) after time interleaving, 31 cells are extracted from the received data to input the inverse convolutional delay line. can be used as At this time, corresponding to N _{FEC_TI} = [1 2 3], data cells corresponding to one FEC block are written in the first branch among 31 cells, and data cells corresponding to two FEC blocks are written in the second branch. is written, and data cells corresponding to three FEC blocks may be written in the third branch.

At this time, the first piece of data 6010 received at the second timing that was stored in the first FIFO register at the second timing among the two FIFO registers corresponding to the first branch may be stored. have.

The first piece of data received at the first timing (5910) and the second branch stored in the second FIFO register of the two FIFO registers corresponding to the first branch of the inverse convolutional delay line at the first timing The second piece 6020 of the data received at the second timing stored in the corresponding FIFO register becomes the output of the time deinterleaver at the third timing together with the third piece 6130 of the data received at the third timing. .

Finally, as the output of the time deinterleaver at the third timing, 48 cells of the core layer physical layer pipe (PLP #0), 32 cells of the enhanced layer physical layer pipe (PLP #1), and 16 enhanced layers The cells of the physical layer pipe (PLP #2) are output.

That is, at the third timing, a complete time interleaving block including three FEC blocks is output, and one FEC block consists of 16 data cells, so at this timing, 16 X 3 = 48 core layer physical layer pipe data cells It can be seen that they are output.

At this time, since the enhanced layer physical layer pipe (PLP #1) is signaled after time interleaving and L1D_plp_size = 32 and L1D_plp_start = 0 are signaled, the enhanced layer physical layer pipe (PLP #1) is signaled from the time deinterleaved output. ) and related cells can be efficiently identified.

At this time, since L1D_plp_size = 16 and L1D_plp_start = 32 are also signaled after time interleaving for the enhanced layer physical layer pipe (PLP #2), the enhanced layer physical layer pipe (PLP #2) is signaled from the time deinterleaved output. ) and related cells can be efficiently identified.

When LDM is used, the injection level of the enhanced physical layer pipe may be signaled in the L1D_plp_ldm_injection_level field to determine the power level of the enhanced physical layer pipe relative to the related core layer physical layer pipe(s). In this case, the injection level of the enhanced layer physical layer pipe(s) may vary from 0dB to 25dB below the related core layer physical layer pipe(s).

In this case, a low injection level of the enhanced physical layer pipe means that the transmission power of the enhanced physical layer pipe is increased. However, this enhanced physical layer pipe signal becomes additional noise that may affect the performance of the core layer physical layer pipe(s) to the associated core layer physical layer pipe(s).

Conversely, a high injection level means that low transmission power is allocated to the enhanced physical layer pipe, and the related core layer physical layer pipe(s) have relatively high robustness.

In this case, the total power after insertion of the enhanced physical layer pipe may be normalized to be the same as the power of the single PLP configuration. In this case, the required SNR (required SNR) of the core and enhanced layer physical layer pipes after LDM combining may be determined by not only the injection level but also the required SNR of the core and enhanced physical layer pipes before LDM combining. In this case, the required SNR may be the minimum value of the SNR for properly transmitting/receiving the corresponding physical layer pipe.

The required SNR (SNR CL_AC ) of the core layer physical layer pipe and the required SNR (SNR _{EL_AC} ) of the enhanced layer physical layer pipe after LDM combining may be _determined as shown in Equations 8 and 9 below.

[Equation 8]

[Equation 9]

Here, IL is the injection level of the dB scale, SNR _{CL_BC} is the required SNR value of the physical layer pipe allocated to the dB-scale core layer (required SNR before LDM combining), and SNR _{EL_BC} is the dB-scale enhanced layer. It is the required SNR value (required SNR before LDM combining) of the allocated physical layer pipe. When multiple enhanced layer physical layer pipes are associated with one core layer physical layer pipe, the same value of injection level may have to be used for all of these multiple enhanced layer physical layer pipes. Therefore, there may not be a plurality of required SNR values for the core layer physical layer pipe.

When the injection level of the enhanced physical layer pipe is determined, it may be important to consider the required SNR of the core physical layer pipe(s) before LDM combining. Since the injected enhanced layer physical layer pipe acts as an additional noise to the related core layer physical layer pipe(s), if the injection level is lower than the required SNR of the core layer physical layer pipe(s) before LDM combining, The core layer physical layer pipe may not be able to be decoded. In addition, if the injection level is slightly higher than the required SNR of the core layer physical layer pipe(s) before LDM combining (eg 1 dB), still the SNR performance of the core layer physical layer pipe(s) after LDM combining may have an effect on Therefore, in order to provide a sufficient margin between the injection level and the required SNR threshold of the core layer physical layer pipe(s), the injection level (IL) of the enhanced layer physical layer pipe(s) may be selected according to Equation 10 below. can

[Equation 10]

In this case, when multiple core layer physical layer pipes are related to one enhanced layer physical layer pipe, the least robust core layer physical layer pipe may be used to select the state of the injection level.

Depending on the injection levels of the enhanced layer, special attention may be required to select a modulation/code rate (ModCod) combination of the core layer. In this case, it may be preferable that the core layer physical layer pipe be configured with one of QPSK, 16 QAM, and 64 QAM constellations. When 64 QAM is used for the core layer physical layer pipe, it may be desirable to use a code rate of up to 7/15 to avoid excessively high operating SNRs at the core layer.

When one complete transmission product is combined and transmitted by multiple physical layer pipes, these multiple physical layer pipes need to be recovered at the same time in the ATSC 3.0 receiver, and thus the physical layer pipe necessary to combine one complete transmission product. The maximum number of them may be limited to 4 while satisfying the condition of the maximum TI memory size of the receiver (ie, 2 ¹⁹ cells).

Depending on the intended services of the broadcasters, one complete transport product transmitted by multiple physical layer pipes may contain multiple different data streams, such as signaling, multiple audios, video, enhanced video or application data. have. Care is taken when these multiple data streams are transmitted over multiple physical layer pipes, which need to be recovered simultaneously at the receivers (complete transmission product). In principle, when different robustness levels and different coverage areas are intended by broadcasters, additional physical layer pipe(s) are required. If multiple data streams need to have the same robustness level and the same coverage area (eg, multiple audio streams in multiple languages), these data streams are preferably transmitted in the same physical layer pipe. At this time, as long as the same robustness is intended for these multiple data streams, multiplexing these multiple data streams before the physical layer may be more advantageous because of a statistical multiplexing gain. Therefore, when all components of a transmitted product are transmitted by multiple physical layer pipes, the maximum number of physical layer pipes for that product is limited to 4 at the transmitter, and these 4 physical layer pipes are separated by the number of individual physical layer pipes. In order to maximize time diversity, a full TI memory size (2 ¹⁹ cells) may be used. All components of the transmit product are transmitted by more than 4 physical layer pipes at the transmitter, even though a 4-PLP subset in the complete transmit product exceeding 4 physical layer pipes satisfies the TI memory requirement at the receiver. It is not desirable to be

IP-level signaling information such as Low Level Signaling (LLS) including Service List Table (SLT) and Service Layer Signaling (SLS) and Link Mapping Table (LMT) are separate to provide different robustness for signaling information It can be configured in the physical layer pipe of In this case, the IP-level signaling information may exist in the most robust physical layer pipe among multiple physical layer pipes that transmit one transmission product. When LDM is used, IP-level signaling information may exist in the most robust core layer physical layer pipe among multiple physical layer pipes that transmit one transmission product.

One transport product, which may be composed of one or more physical layer pipes, may include appropriate IP-level signaling information including LLS and LMT. In this case, the minimum requirement for LLS and LMT transmission may be repeated every 5 seconds. For fast service acquisition, LLS and LMT can be sent in all physical layer frames. This can be achieved by setting L1B_lls_flag = 1 (for LLS transmitted in the current frame) and L1D_plp_lls_flag = 1 (for LLS transmitted in the corresponding PLP) in every frame.

When one complete transmission product is transmitted by multiple physical layer pipes, multiple subframes may be used. One example of such a service scenario is a robust audio service transmitted in an 8K or 16K FFT subframe and a video service transmitted in a 32K FFT subframe. Thus, ATSC 3.0 receivers can simultaneously recover multiple subframes transmitting one complete transmission product. Since the CTI mode is used when one complete transmission product is configured with only one core physical layer pipe having a constant cell rate, the CTI mode may not be allowed in this case.

When LDM is used, multiple physical layer pipes that are layered division multiplexed may share common subframe parameters such as FFT size, pilot pattern and guard interval. Therefore, it is desirable not to send all one complete transmission product in LDM configured multiple subframes, so that receivers do not have to recover LDM configured multiple subframes at the same time.

Layered Division Multiplexing (LDM) may combine with TDM and/or FDM configurations to configure multiple physical layer pipes within one subframe. When LDM consists of two or more physical layer pipes, Layered Time Division Multiplexing (LTDM), Time Layered Division Multiplexing (TLDM), Layered Preconceived Division Multiplexing (Layered Frequency Division Multiplexing) ; LFDM) or may be made of one of configurations such as Frequency Layered Division Multiplexing (FLDM).

At this time, LTDM can be viewed as being time-divided after being layered, TLDM can be viewed as being time-divided and then layered, LFDM can be viewed as being layered-divided and then divided into pre-consi, and FLDM is pre-division It can be viewed as a layered division after a concierge division.

In order for the implementation to have low complexity and low memory usage, the time interleaver block containing the memory can be shared by both the core and the enhanced physical layer pipes.

At this time, FLDM or LFDM configurations can be viewed as a special case of subslicing the distributed (dispersed) core layer physical layer pipes of TLDM or LTDM. Hereinafter, an example in which up to four physical layer pipes constituting one complete transmission product is used for simultaneous restoration in the receiver will be mainly described.

L1D_plp_start and L1D_plp_size are signaling fields that determine the position and placement of each physical layer pipe in a subframe. Irrespective of the use of LDM, these signaling fields of the core layer physical layer pipe(s) may be defined based on time interleaving (CTI or HTI) and framing. However, when LDM is used, since LDM combining is performed after constellation mapping and before time interleaving, L1D_plp_start and L1D_plp_size of the enhanced physical layer pipe(s) may be defined based on before time interleaving.

62 is a diagram illustrating signaling definitions of L1D_plp_start and L1D_plp_size.

Referring to FIG. 62 , it can be seen that cells indicated by the signaling fields of the enhanced physical layer pipes are distributed throughout subframes after time interleaving, and it is difficult to become meaningful information in the framing step.

In the receiver, the decoded enhanced physical layer pipes after time deinterleaving and cancellation of the core layer physical layer pipe may be reconstructed based on the corresponding L1D_plp_start and L1D_plp_size of the enhanced physical layer pipes in L1-Detail.

When the LDM is composed of multiple core physical layer pipes, each core layer physical layer pipe represents a time interleaving group (TI group).

63 is a diagram illustrating time interleaving group allocation for multiple core physical layer pipes.

Referring to FIG. 63 , it can be seen that each of the three core layer physical layer pipes represents one time interleaving group.

These time interleaving groups may be implicitly indexed in an ascending order according to the order in which the corresponding core layer physical layer pipes appear in the L1-Detail control signaling. For efficient use of receiver memory, the core layer physical layer pipes of each subframe may be sorted in ascending order within that subframe. That is, the L1D_plp_start of the first core layer physical layer pipe in the L1-Detail control signaling of the subframe indexed by TI_Group_0 may have the lowest cell index among the L1D_plp_start values of all the core layer physical layer pipes in the subframe. In addition, L1D_plp_start of the second core layer physical layer pipe in the L1-Detail control signaling of the subframe indexed by TI_Group_1 is the first ?? It may be larger than that of the core layer physical layer pipe (TI_Group_0) and smaller than that of the third core layer physical layer pipe (TI_Group_2). In this case, since the L1D_plp_id of each physical layer pipe is independent of the TI_Group values, the L1D_plp_id values may not need to be sorted in ascending order in the L1-Detail control signaling as shown in FIG. 63 .

64 is a diagram illustrating two enhanced layer physical layer pipes inserted into one core layer physical layer pipe.

Referring to FIG. 64 , when multiple enhanced layer physical layer pipes are associated with one core physical layer pipe (eg, L1D_plp_id_0), these enhanced layer physical layer pipes have the same LDM injection level signaled by L1D_plp_ldm_injection_level. it can be seen that If these enhanced layer physical layer pipes have different injection levels, the portions of the core layer physical layer pipe (eg, L1D_plp_id_0) associated with these two enhanced layer physical layer pipes have different robustness. varnish, which may result in providing different coverage areas for a single content.

When the enhanced layer physical layer pipe(s) is positioned and associated with the core layer physical layer pipe(s) in one subframe, L1D_plp_start and L1D_plp_size of the enhanced layer physical layer pipe(s) are enhanced The cells of the de physical layer pipe(s) may be carefully determined to be successively associated with the cells of the core layer physical layer pipe(s).

65 is a diagram showing an example of an undesirable LDM configuration.

Referring to FIG. 65 , it can be seen that L1D_plp_start of the enhanced physical layer pipe L1D_plp_id_1 is not the same as that of the core layer physical layer pipe L1D_plp_id_0. At this time, portions of the core layer physical layer pipes have different robustness, and thus such a configuration may be undesirable. In addition, the L1D_plp_size of the enhanced layer physical layer pipe may not be smaller or larger than the core layer. When the HTI mode (hybrid time interleaving mode) is used, all physical layer pipes constituting the HTI mode may use an integer number of FEC blocks. In this case, the number of actual data cells of the enhanced layer may be set to be smaller than or equal to those of the core layer, and if necessary, enhanced layer dummy modulation values may be used.

66 is a diagram illustrating another example of an undesirable LDM configuration.

Referring to FIG. 66 , it can be seen that there is a duration in which layered division multiplexing is not performed in the core layer physical layer pipe L1D_plp_id_0.

When multiple physical layer pipes are configured in the enhanced layer, in order to prevent gaps between the enhanced layer physical layer pipes, L1D_plp_start (L1D_plp_start_3) of the subsequent enhanced layer physical layer pipe within one subframe is the preceding enhanced It may be set to correspond to the next cell of the physical layer pipe L1D_plp_id_2.

The CTI mode (convolutional time interleaving mode) can be used when one complete transmission product consists of a single-core physical layer pipe having a constant cell rate. For example, a case in which one core layer physical layer pipe and one enhanced layer physical layer pipe have L1D_plp_start and L1D_plp_size equal to a constant cell rate may be a representative example of the CTI mode. When the CTI mode is used, it is not necessary to consist of an integer number of FEC blocks per subframe, and therefore, it is preferable that data cells of both the core layer and the enhanced layer are completely filled in one subframe.

67 is a diagram illustrating an example of an LDM configuration allowed in the CTI mode.

Referring to FIG. 67, when one subframe consists of multiple core layer physical layer pipes (ie, multiple time interleaving groups) representing different transmission products, each physical layer pipe in the subframe configures the CTI mode. It must have a constant cell rate for In addition, any enhanced layer physical layer pipes associated with core layer physical layer pipes may not be spread across multiple time interleaving groups. In the CTI mode, one incomplete FEC block of the last part of the core layer physical layer pipe is time interleaved and has to be buffered until the next subframe is decoded at the receiver. In this case, the FEC block of the enhanced layer physical layer pipe associated with the incomplete FEC block of the core layer physical layer pipe must also be buffered until the next subframe. This means that when one enhanced layer physical layer pipe is spread over a plurality of time interleaving groups, any subsequent FEC blocks of the enhanced physical layer pipe associated with the subsequent time interleaving group should also be buffered, This can consume a large amount of memory at the receiver. For this reason, in the CTI mode, the LDM configuration illustrated in FIGS. 63 and 64 in which one enhanced layer physical layer pipe spans multiple TI groups may not be allowed. When the LDM configuration shown in FIG. 67 is used, in the CTI mode, it may be disallowed to make one complete transmission product composed of physical layer pipes belonging to different time interleaving groups. One complete transport product may have to consist of core and enhanced physical layer pipes within the same time interleaving group when CTI mode is used.

68 is a diagram illustrating another example of an LDM configuration allowed in the CTI mode.

Referring to FIG. 68 , one core layer physical layer pipe associated with multiple enhanced layer physical layer pipes may be configured as a single CTI. When such a configuration is used, each of the enhanced layer physical layer pipes associated with one core layer physical layer pipe may have a constant cell rate. This means that the L1D_plp_start and L1D_plp_size of each enhanced physical layer pipe are kept constant from one subframe to the next, and thus the receiver may not need to track these signaling values of previous subframes.

When the HTI mode (hybrid time interleaving mode) is used, since each of the core and enhanced layer physical layer pipes is composed of an integer number of FEC blocks, the situation in which the enhanced layer physical layer pipe is spread in a plurality of time interleaving groups is additionally It can be implemented without burdening the receiver memory.

69 is a diagram illustrating an example of an LDM configuration allowed in the HTI mode.

Referring to FIG. 69 , it can be seen that two core layer physical layer pipes are associated with one enhanced layer physical layer pipe in the HTI mode. The 4-PLP configurations shown in FIGS. 63 and 64 in which one enhanced layer physical layer pipe is spread across multiple time interleaving groups may also be allowed in HTI mode. In this case, it may not be allowed for different time interleaving groups related to the same enhanced physical layer pipe to use different time interleaving modes. When the HTI mode is used when one enhanced layer physical layer pipe is spread across multiple time interleaving groups, the use of a convolutional delay line (CDL) may not be allowed. If a convolutional delay line is used, two core layer physical layer pipes may use different interleaving depths across multiple subframes, and thus one enhanced layer physical layer pipe associated with these two core layer physical layer pipes. Portions of α may have different decoding times, resulting in a large amount of memory required at the receivers.

Since the HTI mode requires an integer number of FEC blocks for each physical layer pipe, the total number of cells of the core layer physical layer pipe(s) according to the selection of a modulation/code rate (ModCod) combination for each physical layer pipe is may be different from that of the enhanced physical layer pipe(s). In this case, enhanced layer dummy modulation values may be used so that the core layer and the enhanced layer have the same number of cells. In this case, the enhanced layer dummy modulation values may be inserted after the last enhanced physical layer pipe of the PLP group. In addition, these dummy modulation values are added so that the immediately preceding enhanced layer physical layer pipe and the core layer physical layer pipe associated with the dummy modulation values have uniform robustness, the immediately preceding enhanced layer physical layer pipe It may have the same constellation mapping and injection level as .

When one enhanced layer physical layer pipe spans multiple time interleaving groups (HTI-based LTDM or LFDM configurations), the time interleaving depths of core layer physical layer pipes belonging to multiple time interleaving groups may be substantially different. An additional frame buffer may be required when For example, if the time interleaving depth of the first core layer physical layer pipe is larger than that of the second core layer physical layer pipe, because of the larger time interleaving depth of the first core layer physical layer pipe, the second core layer physical layer pipe A portion of the enhanced layer physical layer pipe associated with the pipe may need to be buffered. In this case, in order to buffer a portion of the enhanced layer physical layer pipe, an additional frame buffer (eg, DRAM) may be used rather than consuming a time interleaving memory (eg, SRAM). In order to avoid using an additional frame buffer for the enhanced layer physical layer pipe, multiple core layer physical layer pipes related to one enhanced layer physical layer pipe may use the same or similar time interleaving depth. This can be achieved when the number of FEC blocks per time interleaving block is the same or similar for multiple core layer physical layer pipes associated with one enhanced layer physical layer pipe.

70 is a diagram illustrating an example of using time interleaving blocks for HTI-based LTDM or LFDM configurations.

Referring to FIG. 70 , it can be seen that multiple core layer physical layer pipes associated with one enhanced layer physical layer pipe use the same or similar time interleaving block size (with a difference less than a preset threshold).

The use of the same or similar time interleaving block size may be used not only to avoid using an additional frame buffer, but also to provide the same performance for one enhanced physical layer pipe.

The no-time interleaving mode (no TI mode) may be used regardless of the use of LDM. When no-time interleaving mode is used and one enhanced layer physical layer pipe spans multiple time interleaving groups, the core layer physical layer pipes associated with one enhanced layer physical layer pipe may have an integer number of FEC blocks. .

FDM is enabled by cell multiplexing and can be combined with LDM like FLDM or LFDM configurations. At this time, this cell multiplexing controlled by the physical layer pipe type information (L1D_plp_type), the physical layer pipe subslice interval information (L1D_plp_subslice_interval), and the physical layer pipe subslice number information (L1D_plp_num_subslices) is performed only in the core layer physical layer pipe(s). related can be applied. In this case, the physical layer pipe type information (L1D_plp_type), the physical layer pipe subslice interval information (L1D_plp_subslice_interval), and the physical layer pipe subslice number information (L1D_plp_num_subslices) are all signaled only to the core layer physical layer pipe, and the enhanced layer physical layer pipe may not be signaled.

The physical layer pipe type information (L1D_plp_type) may be for identifying any one of a first type corresponding to a non-dispersed physical layer pipe and a second type corresponding to a dispersed physical layer pipe. have.

Physical layer pipe subslice interval information (L1D_plp_subslice_interval) can be signaled only when L1D_plp_type is 1 (distributed physical layer pipe), from the start of a subslice for the physical layer pipe to the start of the next subslice for the same physical layer pipe It may be set equal to the number of measured sequentially-indexed data cells up to .

For example, if L1D_plp_start=100 and L1D_plp_subslice_interval=250, the first data cell of the first subslice of the current PLP is located at index 100, and the first data cell of the second subslice of the current PLP is at index 100+250 =250.

Physical layer pipe subslices number information (L1D_plp_num_subslices) can be signaled only when L1D_plp_type is 1 (distributed physical layer pipe), and can be set to be 1 smaller than the actual number of subslices used for the current PLP in the current subframe. have.

71 is a diagram illustrating an example of an FLDM configuration.

Referring to FIG. 71 , the FLDM configuration may be relatively simple because core and enhanced physical layer pipes corresponding to FDM cells have the same number of cells. When cell multiplexing for FDM is applied, dummy modulation values may be required because the defined subslice interval (L1D_plp_subslice_interval) may not be an integer multiple of the total number of data cells. In this case, cell multiplexing of FDM may not be applied to the preamble and the data part of SBS.

Another type of combination of LDM and FDM is the LFDM configuration.

72 is a diagram illustrating an example of an LFDM configuration.

Referring to FIG. 72 , since all subslicing parameters are applied only to the core layer physical layer pipes, the cell writing order of the related enhanced layer physical layer pipes follows the cell writing order of the core layer physical layer pipes. It can be seen that. When cell multiplexing for FDM requires that one physical layer pipe be extended for the entire subframe duration, the enhanced layer physical layer pipe that follows the cell writing order of the core layer physical layer pipe(s) Since (s) must be re-ordered, receivers may have to buffer the enhanced layer physical layer pipe(s) for the entire subframe period. At this time, in order to buffer the enhanced layer physical layer pipe(s), an additional frame buffer (eg, DRAM) may be used rather than consuming TI memory (eg, SRAM). Because of this additional frame memory need, the number of cells in the enhanced physical layer pipe(s) buffered in the frame memory may be less than or equal to 2 ²⁰ when the LFDM configuration is used. That is, in the example shown in FIG. 72, the sum of L1D_plp_size of PLP #0 and PLP #1 of the core layer (which is the same as the sum of L1D_plp_size of PLP #2 and PLP #3 of the enhanced layer) of the frame buffer at the receivers Due to limitations it may not exceed 2 ²⁰ cells.

In the example shown in FIG. 72 , the enhanced layer physical layer pipe (PLP #3) spans multiple TI groups, so CTI mode may be disallowed.

Demands for convergence of broadcast systems and communication systems are rapidly increasing. In other words, in order to harmonize broadcast (broadcast system) such as ATSC 3.0 and mobile broadband (communication system) such as 4G, 5G, or beyond 5G (beyond 5G), it is necessary to flexibly define the system bandwidth in a broadcast standard such as ATSC 3.0. There is a need.

Currently, the ATSC 3.0 standard defines 6 MHz, 7 MHz, and 8 MHz bandwidths, which is different from 5 MHz, 10 MHz, 15 MHz, and 20 MHz defined in communication standards such as 4G or 5G. For example, LTE standards define channel bandwidths of 1.4 MHz, 3 MHz, 5 MHz, 10 MHz, 15 MHz, and 20 MHz, and 5G standards (5G Below-6 GHz) define 5 MHz, 10 MHz, 15 MHz, 20 MHz, 25 MHz, 30 MHz, 40 MHz, 50 MHz, 60 MHz, 80 MHz, 90 MHz and 100 MHz are specified.

It is inefficient for the interworking broadcasting network and the communication network to use different frequency bands. For example, when the ATSC 3.0 broadcasting network uses a 6 MHz bandwidth and the 4/5G network uses a 5 MHz bandwidth in the same band, 1 MHz bandwidth inefficiency occurs.

73 is a diagram illustrating a case in which a communication network uses a 5 MHz frequency band and a broadcast network uses a 6 MHz frequency band.

For example, when the ATSC 3.0 broadcasting network uses an 8 MHz bandwidth and the 4/5G network uses a 5 MHz bandwidth, a 3 MHz bandwidth inefficiency occurs.

For example, when the ATSC 3.0 broadcasting network uses an 8 MHz bandwidth and the 4/5G network uses a 10 MHz bandwidth, a 2 MHz bandwidth inefficiency occurs.

Therefore, in order to increase spectrum efficiency, the ATSC 3.0 broadcasting network, which defines a relatively small frequency bandwidth, needs to expand the bandwidth option to cover the frequency band used in the communication network.

74 is a diagram illustrating an example of a frequency band of a broadcast signal frame according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 74, it can be seen that the bootstrap of the ATSC 3.0 broadcast signal frame has a fixed bandwidth of 4.5 MHz.

The bootstrap is located at the beginning of each broadcast signal frame.

The preamble is located immediately following the bootstrap.

One or more subframes are located immediately following the preamble.

The preamble and subframe(s) corresponding to post-bootstrap cannot have a bandwidth smaller than 4.5 MHz. For example, the preamble and subframe(s) may have bandwidths of 6 MHz, 7 MHz, and 8 MHz.

Therefore, it is preferable that the minimum bandwidth for the ATSC 3.0 broadcast signal frame is 5 MHz. Furthermore, bandwidths of 10 MHz, 15 MHz, 20 MHz, 25 MHz, 30 MHz, etc. stipulated in a communication network such as 4/5G may also be used in the broadcasting network.

In the ATSC 3.0 standard, the system bandwidth field signaling the system bandwidth may be included in symbol 1 (bootstrap_symbol_1()) of the bootstrap. In this case, the system bandwidth field may be system_bandwidth of 2 bits.

In this case, system_bandwidth may signal a system bandwidth for a post-bootstrap portion of the current physical layer frame.

For example, system_bandwidth=00 may indicate that the system bandwidth is 6 MHz, system_bandwidth=01 may indicate that the system bandwidth is 7 MHz, and system_bandwidth=10 may indicate that the system bandwidth is 8 MHz. In this case, system_bandwidth=11 may indicate that the system bandwidth is greater than 8 MHz.

However, in order for the broadcast system to cover the bandwidth of the communication system, it is preferable to cover the case where the system bandwidth is 5 MHz. Accordingly, system_bandwidth=11 may indicate that the system bandwidth is less than 6 MHz or greater than 8 MHz, or may indicate that the system bandwidth is not 6, 7, or 8 MHz (other than 6, 7, 8 MHz).

In the ATSC 3.0 standard, a baseband sampling rate (BSR) coefficient may be included in symbol 2 (bootstrap_symbol_2()) of the bootstrap. In this case, the baseband sampling rate coefficient may be a 7-bit bsr_coefficient.

In this case, the bsr_coefficient may signal a sample rate for post-bootstrap of the current physical layer frame.

In this case, various OFDM parameters such as an elementary period of a broadcast system, the number of carriers (NoC), and carrier spacing may be determined based on a sample rate.

For example, the sample rate may be determined by a sampling rate determination formula such as (sample rate) = (N + 16) * 0.384 MHz (N is an integer calculation variable). In this case, in the range from 0 to 80, N may be a signaled bsr_coefficient. In this case, values from 81 to 127 may be reserved.

That is, the baseband sampling rate coefficient (bsr_coefficient) is an integer in at least a part (0 to 80) of a range (0 to 127) that can be set with allocated bits (eg, 7 bits) using a calculation variable (N) that is an integer. It may correspond to a sample rate determined based on a defined sampling rate determination equation. In this case, the baseband sampling rate coefficient bsr_coefficient may be the same as the calculation variable N in at least a part (0 to 80) of the settable range (0 to 127).

However, when the broadcast system uses a frequency band such as 5 MHz, 10 MHz, or 20 MHz to cover the system bandwidth of the communication system, signaling of bsr_coefficient may be somewhat complicated. In particular, the current ATSC 3.0 standard only defines bsr_coefficient signaling for 6 MHz, 7 MHz, and 8 MHz, and the new bsr_coefficient signaling technique must be compatible with this current version of the standard and support bandwidths of 5 MHz, 10 MHz, 20 MHz, etc.

For example, the current ATSC 3.0 standard defines only baseband sampling rate coefficients (bsr_coefficients) as shown in Table 4 below, which can be extended as shown in Table 5 below.

bsr_coefficient Applicability 2 6 MHz bandwidth 5 7 MHz bandwidth 8 8 MHz bandwidth

bsr_coefficient Applicability 2 6 MHz bandwidth 5 7 MHz bandwidth 8 8 MHz bandwidth 14 10 MHz bandwidth 29 15 MHz bandwidth 44 20 MHz bandwidth 59 25 MHz bandwidth 74 30 MHz bandwidth

According to an embodiment, the sample rate may be determined by a sampling rate determination formula such as (sample rate) = (N + 16) * 0.384 MHz (N is an integer calculation variable). In this case, in the range from 0 to 104, N may be a signaled bsr_coefficient. In this case, values from 105 to 127 may be reserved. In this case, the bsr_coefficient may be expanded as shown in Table 6 below.

bsr_coefficient Applicability 2 6 MHz bandwidth 5 7 MHz bandwidth 8 8 MHz bandwidth 14 10 MHz bandwidth 29 15 MHz bandwidth 44 20 MHz bandwidth 59 25 MHz bandwidth 74 30 MHz bandwidth 104 40 MHz bandwidth

According to an embodiment, the baseband sampling rate coefficient (bsr_coefficient) is calculated as an integer in at least a part (0 to 80 or 0 to 81) of a range (0 to 127) that can be set with allocated bits (eg, 7 bits) It may correspond to a sample rate determined based on a sampling rate determination equation defined using a variable. In this case, the baseband sampling rate coefficient bsr_coefficient may be the same as the calculation variable N in at least a part (0 to 80) of the settable range (0 to 127). In this case, in the other part 81 of the settable range (0 to 127), the baseband sampling rate coefficient bsr_coefficient may be different from the calculation variable N. For example, for bsr_coefficient of 81, the calculation variable N may be -1, and values from 82 to 127 may be reserved. In this case, the bsr_coefficient may be expanded as shown in Table 7 below.

bsr_coefficient N Applicability 2 2 6 MHz bandwidth 5 5 7 MHz bandwidth 8 8 8 MHz bandwidth 14 14 10 MHz bandwidth 29 29 15 MHz bandwidth 44 44 20 MHz bandwidth 59 59 25 MHz bandwidth 74 74 30 MHz bandwidth 81 -One 5 MHz bandwidth

According to an embodiment, the baseband sampling rate coefficient (bsr_coefficient) is calculated to be an integer in at least a part (0 to 80 or 0 to 87) of a range (0 to 127) that can be set with allocated bits (eg, 7 bits) It may correspond to a sample rate determined based on a sampling rate determination equation defined using a variable. In this case, the baseband sampling rate coefficient bsr_coefficient may be the same as the calculation variable N in at least a part (0 to 80) of the settable range. In this case, in the other parts 81 to 87 of the settable range 0 to 127, the baseband sampling rate coefficient bsr_coefficient may be different from the calculation variable N. For example, the relationship between bsr_coefficient and the calculated variable N may be determined as shown in Table 8 below.

bsr_coefficient Output variable (N) 0~80 0~80 81 -One 82 104 83 134 84 164 85 224 86 254 87 284 88~127 Reserved

When the relationship between the baseband sampling rate coefficient (bsr_coefficient) and the calculation variable (N) is as shown in Table 8, bsr_coefficient may be extended as shown in Table 9 below.

bsr_coefficient N Applicability 2 2 6 MHz bandwidth 5 5 7 MHz bandwidth 8 8 8 MHz bandwidth 14 14 10 MHz bandwidth 29 29 15 MHz bandwidth 44 44 20 MHz bandwidth 59 59 25 MHz bandwidth 74 74 30 MHz bandwidth 81 -One 5 MHz bandwidth 82 104 40 MHz bandwidth 83 134 50 MHz bandwidth 84 164 60 MHz bandwidth 85 224 80 MHz bandwidth 86 254 90 MHz bandwidth 87 284 100 MHz bandwidth

According to an embodiment, the baseband sampling rate coefficient (bsr_coefficient) is calculated as an integer in at least a part (0 to 80 or 0 to 105) of a range (0 to 127) that can be set with allocated bits (eg, 7 bits) It may correspond to a sample rate determined based on a sampling rate determination equation defined using a variable. In this case, the baseband sampling rate coefficient bsr_coefficient may be the same as the calculation variable N in at least a part (0 to 104) of the settable range (0 to 127). In this case, in the other part 105 of the settable range (0 to 127), the baseband sampling rate coefficient bsr_coefficient may be different from the calculation variable N. For example, for the bsr_coefficient of 105, the calculation variable N becomes -1, and values from 106 to 127 may be reserved. In this case, the bsr_coefficient may be expanded as shown in Table 10 below.

bsr_coefficient N Applicability 2 2 6 MHz bandwidth 5 5 7 MHz bandwidth 8 8 8 MHz bandwidth 14 14 10 MHz bandwidth 29 29 15 MHz bandwidth 44 44 20 MHz bandwidth 59 59 25 MHz bandwidth 74 74 30 MHz bandwidth 104 104 40 MHz bandwidth 105 -One 5 MHz bandwidth

According to an embodiment, the baseband sampling rate coefficient (bsr_coefficient) is calculated as an integer in at least a part (0 to 104 or 0 to 110) of a range (0 to 127) that can be set with allocated bits (eg, 7 bits) It may correspond to a sample rate determined based on a sampling rate determination equation defined using a variable. In this case, the baseband sampling rate coefficient bsr_coefficient may be the same as the calculation variable N in at least a part (0 to 104) of the settable range. In this case, in the other parts 105 to 110 of the settable range 0 to 127, the baseband sampling rate coefficient bsr_coefficient may be different from the calculation variable N. For example, the relationship between bsr_coefficient and the calculated variable N may be determined as shown in Table 11 below.

bsr_coefficient Output variable (N) 0~104 0~104 105 -One 106 134 107 164 108 224 109 254 110 284 111~127 Reserved

When the relationship between the baseband sampling rate coefficient (bsr_coefficient) and the calculation variable (N) is as shown in Table 11, bsr_coefficient may be extended as shown in Table 12 below.

bsr_coefficient N Applicability 2 2 6 MHz bandwidth 5 5 7 MHz bandwidth 8 8 8 MHz bandwidth 14 14 10 MHz bandwidth 29 29 15 MHz bandwidth 44 44 20 MHz bandwidth 59 59 25 MHz bandwidth 74 74 30 MHz bandwidth 104 104 40 MHz bandwidth 105 -One 5 MHz bandwidth 106 134 50 MHz bandwidth 107 164 60 MHz bandwidth 108 224 80 MHz bandwidth 109 254 90 MHz bandwidth 110 284 100 MHz bandwidth

The bootstrap signaling the above-described system bandwidth field and baseband sampling rate coefficient may include symbol 1 (bootstrap_symbol_1()), symbol 2 (bootstrap_symbol_2()), and symbol 3 (bootstrap_symbol_3()). The detailed structure of the bootstrap including symbol 1 (bootstrap_symbol_1()), symbol 2 (bootstrap_symbol_2()), and symbol 3 (bootstrap_symbol_3()) is described in detail in ATSC 3.0 standard document A/321, System Discovery and Signaling. 75 is a block diagram illustrating an apparatus for transmitting broadcast signals according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 75 , the apparatus for transmitting broadcast signals according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a bootstrap generator 7530 , a preamble generator 7520 , and a payload generator 7510 .

The bootstrap generator 7530 generates a bootstrap signaling a system bandwidth field (system_bandwidth) and a baseband sampling rate coefficient (bsr_coefficient) corresponding to a system bandwidth for post-bootstrap.

The preamble generator 7520 generates a preamble located immediately following the bootstrap in the broadcast signal frame.

The payload generator 7510 generates one or more subframes located immediately following the preamble in the broadcast signal frame.

In this case, the baseband sampling rate coefficient is a sampling rate defined using an integer calculation variable N in at least one part of a range which is settable with assigned bits. It may correspond to a sample rate determined based on the determination equation.

In this case, the baseband sampling rate coefficient may be the same as the calculated variable in at least a portion of the baseband sampling rate coefficient.

In this case, the baseband sampling rate coefficient may be different from the calculated variable in another part of the range.

In this case, the other part may include a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of -1 for the case where the system bandwidth is 5 MHz.

In this case, the other part includes: a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 134 for a case where the system bandwidth is 50 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 164 for the case where the system bandwidth is 60 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 224 for a case where the system bandwidth is 80 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 254 for the case where the system bandwidth is 90 MHz; and a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 284 for a case where the system bandwidth is 100 MHz.

In this case, the at least part includes: a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable equal to 2 for the case where the system bandwidth is 6 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 5 for the case where the system bandwidth is 7 MHz; and a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 8 for the case where the system bandwidth is 8 MHz.

In this case, the at least part includes: a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to a calculation variable of 14 for a case where the system bandwidth is 10 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 29 for the case where the system bandwidth is 15 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 44 for the case where the system bandwidth is 20 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 59 for the case where the system bandwidth is 25 MHz; and a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 74 for the case where the system bandwidth is 30 MHz.

In this case, the sampling rate determining equation may be (sample rate) = (N + 16) * 0.384 MHz (N is the calculated variable).

76 is a flowchart illustrating a broadcast signal transmission method according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 76, in the method for transmitting a broadcast signal according to an embodiment of the present invention, one or more subframes are generated (S7610).

In addition, the broadcast signal transmission method according to an embodiment of the present invention generates a preamble corresponding to the one or more subframes (S7620).

In addition, the broadcast signal transmission method according to an embodiment of the present invention generates a bootstrap signaling a system bandwidth field (system_bandwidth) and a baseband sampling rate coefficient (bsr_coefficient) corresponding to the system bandwidth for post bootstrap (post_bootstrap). do (S7630).

In this case, the baseband sampling rate coefficient is a sampling rate defined using an integer calculation variable N in at least one part of a range which is settable with assigned bits. It may correspond to a sample rate determined based on the determination equation.

In this case, the baseband sampling rate coefficient may be the same as the calculated variable in at least a portion of the baseband sampling rate coefficient.

In this case, the baseband sampling rate coefficient may be different from the calculated variable in another part of the range.

In this case, the other part may include a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of -1 for the case where the system bandwidth is 5 MHz.

In this case, the other part includes: a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 134 for a case where the system bandwidth is 50 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 164 for the case where the system bandwidth is 60 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 224 for a case where the system bandwidth is 80 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 254 for the case where the system bandwidth is 90 MHz; and a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 284 for a case where the system bandwidth is 100 MHz.

In this case, the at least part includes: a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable equal to 2 for the case where the system bandwidth is 6 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 5 for the case where the system bandwidth is 7 MHz; and a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 8 for the case where the system bandwidth is 8 MHz.

In this case, the at least part includes: a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to a calculation variable of 14 for a case where the system bandwidth is 10 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 29 for the case where the system bandwidth is 15 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 44 for the case where the system bandwidth is 20 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 59 for the case where the system bandwidth is 25 MHz; and a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 74 for the case where the system bandwidth is 30 MHz.

In this case, the sampling rate determining equation may be (sample rate) = (N + 16) * 0.384 MHz (N is the calculated variable).

77 is a block diagram illustrating an apparatus for receiving a broadcast signal according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 77 , the apparatus for receiving broadcast signals according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a bootstrap restoration unit 7710 , a preamble restoration unit 7720 , and a payload restoration unit 7730 .

The bootstrap restoration unit 7710 restores bootstrap signaling a system bandwidth field (system_bandwidth) corresponding to a system bandwidth for post-bootstrap and a baseband sampling rate coefficient (bsr_coefficient).

The preamble restoration unit 7720 restores a preamble located immediately following the bootstrap in the broadcast signal frame.

The payload restoration unit 7730 restores one or more subframes located immediately following the preamble in the broadcast signal frame.

In this case, the baseband sampling rate coefficient is a sampling defined using an integer calculation variable N in at least one part of a range which is settable with assigned bits. It may correspond to a sample rate determined based on a rate determination equation.

In this case, the baseband sampling rate coefficient may be the same as the calculated variable in at least a portion of the baseband sampling rate coefficient.

In this case, the baseband sampling rate coefficient may be different from the calculated variable in another part of the range.

In this case, the other part may include a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of -1 for the case where the system bandwidth is 5 MHz.

In this case, the other part includes: a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 134 for a case where the system bandwidth is 50 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 164 for the case where the system bandwidth is 60 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 224 for a case where the system bandwidth is 80 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 254 for the case where the system bandwidth is 90 MHz; and a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 284 for a case where the system bandwidth is 100 MHz.

In this case, the at least part includes: a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable equal to 2 for the case where the system bandwidth is 6 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 5 for the case where the system bandwidth is 7 MHz; and a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 8 for the case where the system bandwidth is 8 MHz.

In this case, the at least part includes: a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to a calculation variable of 14 for a case where the system bandwidth is 10 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 29 for the case where the system bandwidth is 15 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 44 for the case where the system bandwidth is 20 MHz; a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 59 for the case where the system bandwidth is 25 MHz; and a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 74 for the case where the system bandwidth is 30 MHz.

In this case, the sampling rate determining equation may be (sample rate) = (N + 16) * 0.384 MHz (N is the calculated variable).

78 is a diagram illustrating a computer system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 78 , the apparatus for transmitting broadcast signals and the apparatus for receiving broadcast signals according to an embodiment of the present invention may be implemented in a computer system 7800 such as a computer-readable recording medium. 78 , computer system 7800 includes one or more processors 7810 , memory 7830 , user interface input device 7840 , and user interface output device 7850 that communicate with each other via bus 7820 . and storage 7860 . In addition, computer system 7800 may further include a network interface 7870 coupled to network 7880 . The processor 7810 may be a central processing unit or a semiconductor device that executes processing instructions stored in the memory 7830 or storage 7860 . Memory 7830 and storage 7860 may be various types of volatile or non-volatile storage media. For example, the memory may include ROM 7831 or RAM 7832 .

A broadcast signal transmitting apparatus or a broadcast signal receiving apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention includes one or more processors 7810; and an execution memory 7830 for storing at least one or more programs executed by the one or more processors 7810, wherein the at least one or more programs perform operations performed by the apparatus described with reference to FIGS. 75 and 77 . it may be for

As described above, in the apparatus, method, and apparatus for receiving broadcast signals according to the present invention, the configuration and method of the above-described embodiments are not limitedly applicable, and various modifications may be made to the embodiments. All or part of each embodiment may be selectively combined and configured.

7510: payload generator
7520: preamble generator
7530: bootstrap generator

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a bootstrap generator for generating a bootstrap signaling a system bandwidth field corresponding to a system bandwidth for post-bootstrap and a baseband sampling rate coefficient;
a preamble generator for generating a preamble located immediately following the bootstrap in a broadcast signal frame; and
and a payload generator for generating one or more subframes located immediately following the preamble in the broadcast signal frame,
The baseband sampling rate coefficient is in at least one part of a range which is settable with assigned bits, a sampling rate determination formula defined using an integer calculation variable N corresponding to a sample rate determined based on
The broadcast signal transmission apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the calculated variable is the same in at least a part of a range settable by the allocated bit, and is different from the calculated variable in another part of the range. delete delete The method according to claim 1,
the other part
and a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of -1 for a case in which the system bandwidth is 5 MHz. 5. The method according to claim 4,
the other part
a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 134 for the case where the system bandwidth is 50 MHz;
a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 164 for the case where the system bandwidth is 60 MHz;
a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 224 for a case where the system bandwidth is 80 MHz;
a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 254 for the case where the system bandwidth is 90 MHz; and
and a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 284 for a case where the system bandwidth is 100 MHz. The method according to claim 1,
at least some of the
a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable equal to 2 for the case where the system bandwidth is 6 MHz;
a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 5 for the case where the system bandwidth is 7 MHz; and
and a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to a calculation variable of 8 for a case where the system bandwidth is 8 MHz. 7. The method of claim 6,
at least some of the
a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 14 for the case where the system bandwidth is 10 MHz;
a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 29 for the case where the system bandwidth is 15 MHz;
a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 44 for the case where the system bandwidth is 20 MHz;
a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 59 for the case where the system bandwidth is 25 MHz; and
and a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to a calculation variable of 74 for a case where the system bandwidth is 30 MHz. The method according to claim 1,
The formula for determining the sampling rate is
(Sample Rate) = (N + 16) * 0.384 MHz (N is the calculated variable above)
Broadcast signal transmission device, characterized in that. generating one or more subframes;
generating a preamble corresponding to the one or more subframes; and
generating a bootstrap signaling a system bandwidth field and a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a system bandwidth for post-bootstrap;
The baseband sampling rate coefficient is in at least one part of a range which is settable with assigned bits, a sampling rate determination formula defined using an integer calculation variable N corresponding to a sample rate determined based on
The broadcast signal transmission method according to claim 1, wherein the calculated variable is the same in at least a part of a range settable by the allocated bit, and is different from the calculated variable in another part of the range. delete delete 10. The method of claim 9,
the other part
and a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of -1 for a case where the system bandwidth is 5 MHz. 13. The method of claim 12,
the other part
a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 134 for the case where the system bandwidth is 50 MHz;
a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 164 for the case where the system bandwidth is 60 MHz;
a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 224 for a case where the system bandwidth is 80 MHz;
a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 254 for the case where the system bandwidth is 90 MHz; and
and a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of 284 for a case where the system bandwidth is 100 MHz. 10. The method of claim 9,
at least some of the
a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable equal to 2 for the case where the system bandwidth is 6 MHz;
a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 5 for the case where the system bandwidth is 7 MHz; and
and a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to a calculation variable equal to 8 for a case where the system bandwidth is 8 MHz. 15. The method of claim 14,
at least some of the
a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 14 for the case where the system bandwidth is 10 MHz;
a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 29 for the case where the system bandwidth is 15 MHz;
a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 44 for the case where the system bandwidth is 20 MHz;
a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to the calculation variable of 59 for the case where the system bandwidth is 25 MHz; and
and a baseband sampling rate coefficient equal to a calculation variable of 74 for a case where the system bandwidth is 30 MHz. 10. The method of claim 9,
The formula for determining the sampling rate is
(Sample Rate) = (N + 16) * 0.384 MHz (N is the calculated variable above)
Broadcast signal transmission method, characterized in that. a bootstrap restoration unit that restores a system bandwidth field corresponding to a system bandwidth for post-bootstrap and bootstrap signaling a baseband sampling rate coefficient;
a preamble restoration unit for restoring a preamble located immediately following the bootstrap in a broadcast signal frame; and
and a payload restoration unit for restoring one or more subframes located immediately following the preamble in the broadcast signal frame,
The baseband sampling rate coefficient is in at least one part of a range which is settable with assigned bits, a sampling rate determination formula defined using an integer calculation variable N corresponding to a sample rate determined based on
The broadcast signal receiving apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the calculated variable is the same in at least a part of a range settable by the allocated bit, and is different from the calculated variable in another part of the range. delete delete 18. The method of claim 17,
the other part
and a baseband sampling rate coefficient corresponding to a calculation variable of -1 for the case where the system bandwidth is 5 MHz.

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