WO2016199603A1 - 信号処理装置および信号処理方法、並びにプログラム - Google Patents
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- the present technology relates to a signal processing device, a signal processing method, and a program. Specifically, the present invention relates to a signal processing device, a signal processing method, and a program for processing a TLV packet.
- images are encoded with a predetermined encoding method such as MPEG (Moving Picture Experts Group), and the resulting encoded data is composed of TS (Transport Stream) packets arranged in the payload.
- TS Transport Stream
- Broadcast waves including TS to be transmitted are transmitted.
- receivers that receive and process such broadcast waves are also widespread.
- Non-Patent Document 1 it has also been proposed to shift from broadcasting using TS to broadcasting using IP (Internet Protocol) (for example, see Non-Patent Document 1).
- ARIB STD-B60 version 1.0 MMT media transport system for digital broadcasting in general, established on July 31, 2014
- a receiver compatible with TS packets can process a new broadcast, for example, a broadcast wave using IP.
- the present technology has been made in view of such a situation, and is capable of processing broadcast waves using IP.
- a signal processing device includes a demodulation processing unit that performs demodulation processing, a processing unit that performs demax processing, and a data signal line and a clock signal that are disposed between the demodulation processing unit and the processing unit.
- variable length packet can be an IP (Internet Protocol) packet.
- variable-length packet may be a TLV (Type Length Value) packet.
- variable length packet transmitted from the demodulation processing unit to the processing unit via the data signal line may be at least a part of a TLV packet.
- variable length packet can be any of TLV, GSE, GSE-Lite, or IP.
- 1 to 8 data signal lines may be wired, and serial transmission or parallel transmission may be performed according to the number of wired data signals.
- variable length packet can be performed with an arbitrary bit width of 1 to 8 bits.
- the clock signal line transmits a clock signal
- the sync signal line transmits a sync signal representing the head position of the packet
- the valid signal line transmits a valid signal representing an effective section of data. be able to.
- the processing unit can latch the data from the demodulation processing unit at the rising edge or falling edge of the clock signal.
- the valid signal is always a signal indicating that data is valid, and the clock signal can be set to a frequency corresponding to the bit width of the data signal line.
- the valid signal is always a signal indicating that the data is valid, and the clock signal can stop oscillating when a byte gap is generated.
- the clock signal is constantly oscillated at a predetermined frequency, and the valid signal can be dropped when a byte gap is generated.
- the clock signal can stop oscillating when an intra-packet gap or an inter-packet gap occurs.
- variable-length packet is a TLV packet, and error information indicating whether or not there is an error in the packet may be included in a packet header area of the TLV packet.
- the variable-length packet is a TLV packet, and an error information indicating whether or not the packet has an error is included in an area in which information on the type of the packet included in the TLV packet is written. be able to.
- An error signal line for transmitting the error information can be further provided.
- the error information can be transmitted in error correction code units or in variable length packet units.
- the demodulation processing unit can convert the divided TLV packet of the ISDB-C standard into a TLV packet and transmit it to the processing unit.
- the demodulation processing unit is J.I.
- a 382 standard GSE packet may be transmitted to the processing unit.
- the demodulation processing unit is J.I. It is possible to convert a GSE packet of 382 standard into a TLV packet and transmit it to the processing unit.
- the demodulation processing unit can transmit an ATSC standard ALP packet to the processing unit.
- the ALP packet header includes at least 2-bit type information and 1-bit error information indicating whether or not an error has occurred in the packet as information on the type of data arranged in the payload. Can be.
- the type information is information for identifying four types of packets among five types of packets, ie, IPv4 IP packets, compressed IP packets, LLS packets, extended packets, and MPEG2-TS TS packets. can do.
- the sync signal transmitted through the sync signal line and the valid signal transmitted through the valid signal line can be prevented from standing simultaneously.
- a signal processing method includes a demodulation processing unit that performs demodulation processing, a processing unit that performs demax processing, and a data signal line and a clock signal that are disposed between the demodulation processing unit and the processing unit.
- the demodulation processing unit and the valid signal line are used by using the data signal line, the clock signal line, the sync signal line, and the valid signal line.
- a program includes a demodulation processing unit that performs demodulation processing, a processing unit that performs demax processing, a data signal line, a clock signal line, and a data signal line, which are disposed between the demodulation processing unit and the processing unit, Using the data signal line, the clock signal line, the sync signal line, and the valid signal line in a computer that controls a signal processing device including a sync signal line and a valid signal line, the demodulation processing unit and the processing unit And a process including a step of transmitting a variable-length packet.
- the signal processing device, the signal processing method, and the program according to an aspect of the present technology include a demodulation processing unit that performs demodulation processing and a processing unit that performs demax processing, and is disposed between the demodulation processing unit and the processing unit.
- a data signal line, a clock signal line, a sink signal line, and a valid signal line are provided. Data signal lines, clock signal lines, sync signal lines, and valid signal lines are used to transmit variable-length packets between the demodulation processing unit and the processing unit.
- broadcast waves using IP can also be processed.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration of a broadcasting system.
- the broadcasting system shown in FIG. 1 includes a transmitter 10, a receiver 11, and a network 12.
- the transmitter 10 is a device on the side that transmits content created by a broadcasting station.
- the broadcast wave transmitted from the transmitter 10 is received by the receiver 11.
- the broadcast wave can be transmitted from the transmitter 10 to the receiver 11 via the network 12.
- the transmission via the network 12 can also be transmission of information relating to the content being broadcast.
- the broadcast wave from the transmitter 10 will be described by taking as an example a case where it is transmitted by a method called MPEG-Media Transport (MMT) / Type Length-Value (TLV) and received by the receiver 11.
- MMT MPEG-Media Transport
- TLV Type Length-Value
- the MMT / TLV system is a system in which video signals, audio signals, and control signals are stored and transmitted in IP (Internet Protocol) packets. This eliminates the distinction between broadcasting and communication as a transmission path.
- broadcast radio waves With broadcast radio waves, the main camera video for an unspecified number of viewers and viewers on communication channels (via the network 12). It is also possible to implement a broadcasting form in which the video of the sub camera selected by the individual is transmitted.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of an embodiment of the receiver 11 to which the present technology is applied.
- the receiving system including the receiver 11 includes an antenna 31, the receiver 11, and a display 32.
- the receiver 11 includes a tuner 41, a demodulation processing unit 42, and a processing unit 43.
- the demodulation processing unit 42 includes a demodulation unit 51 and an error correction unit 52.
- the processing unit 43 includes a demultiplexing unit 53 and a decoder 54.
- the antenna 31 receives, for example, a TLV digital broadcast wave transmitted from the transmitter 10 and supplies a reception signal obtained as a result to the receiver 11.
- the receiver 11 restores and processes the TLV from the received signal from the antenna 31, extracts video and audio, and outputs the video and audio to the display 32.
- the error correction unit 52 performs error correction of the demodulated signal from the demodulation unit 51 and supplies a signal such as TLV obtained as a result to the processing unit 43.
- the processing unit 43 can be configured by, for example, an SOC (System-on-a-chip).
- the processing unit 43 performs demax processing, for example, processing for dividing moving image content into a video portion, an audio portion, a subtitle portion, and the like.
- the processing unit 43 is supplied with a sync signal, a valid signal, a data signal, and a clock signal, which are output signals output from the demodulation unit 51.
- the demultiplexing unit 53 of the processing unit 43 separates, for example, video data and audio data included in the data signal, and the decoder 54 decodes the video data into a video signal or decodes the audio data into an audio signal. As a result, video and audio signals are generated and output to the display 32.
- Broadcast waves transmitted from the transmitter 10 are in units of one frame as shown in FIG.
- One frame includes a plurality of TLV streams.
- TLV stream # 1, TLV stream # 2, and TLV stream # 3 are included.
- the TLV stream # 1, the TLV stream # 2, and the TLV stream # 3 are, for example, streams of content of the broadcast station A, content of the broadcast station B, and content of the broadcast station C.
- One frame may be composed of only the streams of the same broadcast station, or a stream of different broadcast stations may be included in one frame.
- FIG. 3 an example in which three streams are included in one frame has been described.
- the number of streams included in one frame is not limited to three.
- the upper limit of the stream included in one frame is defined as 16, for example, in ARIB STD-B44, and therefore is limited to 16 lines based on this specification.
- one frame is composed of 120 slots.
- slots # 1 to # 40 are included in the TLV stream # 1
- slots # 41 to # 80 are included in the TLV stream # 2
- slots # 81 to # 120 are the TLV stream.
- An example included in # 3 is shown.
- the case where 120 slots are included in one frame is described as an example, but the description is not limited to 120 slots.
- the upper limit of the slots included in one frame is, for example, ARIB STD-B44 and is defined as fixed at 120 slots, and is fixed at 120 slots based on this rule.
- 1 slot contains one or more TLV packets. Since the TLV packet has a variable length as will be described later, the number of packets included in one slot may be different for each slot.
- NTP Network Time Protocol
- NTP is time information and is assigned to each TLV stream ID.
- the NTP is used so that the receiver 11 can reproduce and hold a clock based on the received time information in the NTP format.
- NTP is arranged at one place in one frame in a stream having the same TLV stream ID.
- the NTP is arranged at a mark indicated by a triangle. That is, the example shown in FIG. 3 shows an example in which NTP is included in the first TLV packet in the TLV stream.
- the NTP is arranged at a predetermined location in the TLV stream in one frame.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a configuration of a TLV packet that constitutes a TLV stream.
- a TLV packet is composed of a packet header area composed of 2 bits and 6 bits, an area of an 8-bit packet type, an area of 16-bit data length, and an area of variable-length data. Composed.
- the packet type area is assigned as an area used to identify the type of packet stored in the TLV, and the assignment is as shown in the lower part of FIG.
- the data length area is the area where the number of data bits that follow is written.
- the data area (data area) is 8 ⁇ N bits, has a variable length, and is an area in which data is written.
- the data format of the data area is an IPv4 packet.
- the IP packet in the data area has a structure as shown in the second row of FIG.
- the IP packet in the data area is composed of an IPv4 header part, a UDP header part, and a data part.
- the data format of the data area is an IPv6 packet.
- the IP packet in the data area has a structure as shown in the third row of FIG.
- the IP packet in the data area is composed of an IPv6 header portion, a UDP header portion, and a data portion.
- the data format of the data area is an IP packet in which the header is compressed.
- the IP packet in the data area has a structure as shown in the fourth row of FIG.
- the IP packet in the data area is composed of a header part and a data part.
- an IP packet is included in a TLV packet.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram for explaining a signal line provided between the demodulation processing unit 42 and the processing unit 43.
- the demodulation processing unit 42 can be an LSI that handles demodulation processing.
- the processing unit 43 may be an LSI that handles demax processing.
- the demodulation processing unit 42 and the processing unit 43 can be configured by one LSI or can be configured as different LSIs. When configured with different LSIs, the demodulation processing unit 42 needs to output data so that the subsequent processing unit 43 can process the data (conditions required by the processing unit 43 are satisfied).
- the demodulation processing unit 42 can supply the demodulated data in a form that satisfies the conditions required by the processing unit 43.
- one is a 1-bit signal line that transmits a SYNC signal, and one is a 1-bit signal line that transmits a VALID signal.
- a 1-bit signal line for transmitting a clock (CLK) signal is used, and one is a 1-bit signal line for transmitting a data (DATA) signal.
- the data signal line corresponds to 1 to 8 bits and may be composed of 1 to 8 signal lines.
- the data signal line is composed of one line
- the data signal line is composed of eight lines.
- the parallel transmission is not limited to 8 bits, and any number of bits may be used, and signal lines corresponding to the number of bits are wired.
- the sync signal, valid signal, and clock signal can be controlled in accordance with the number of data signal lines (the number of bits transmitted in one cycle of the clock signal).
- the lower diagram of FIG. 6 it may be configured to further include a 1-bit signal line for transmitting error information indicating the occurrence of an error (ERR).
- ERR error information indicating the occurrence of an error
- the signal line shown here is an example, and it is a matter of course that a signal line for transmitting other signals may be provided between the demodulation processing unit 42 and the processing unit 43.
- FIG. 7 shows basic output waveforms of a clock signal, a sync signal, a valid signal, and a data signal.
- the basic output waveform is used here to explain the role of each signal, and the waveform of these signals is consumed so as to satisfy the conditions required by the processing unit 43, as will be described later. It is changed appropriately in order to reduce electric power.
- the clock signal is a signal that represents the output timing of data constituting the TLV.
- the clock signal is a pulse signal that alternately repeats the L level and the H level.
- the sync signal represents the timing of the beginning of the packet included in the TLV.
- the sync signal temporarily changes from the L (Low) level to the H (High) level only at the leading timing of the packet.
- the valid signal represents a section (valid section) where a packet exists in TLV.
- the valid signal is, for example, at the H level in the valid section, and at the L level in the section other than valid (invalid section).
- the data signal is a TLV signal and includes all or part of the TLV packet.
- the packet has a data length (packet length) of, for example, 4 to 65535 bytes.
- an error signal line is provided, an error signal is also transmitted.
- the error signal becomes H level when an error occurs and becomes L level when no error occurs.
- the demodulation processing unit 42 As the data signal, all or part of the TLV packet is supplied from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43.
- the data supplied from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43 will be described with reference to FIG.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram similar to the configuration of the TLV packet shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 except that the data portion supplied from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43 is surrounded by a bold line. Data surrounded by a thick line is described as transmission data.
- Transmission data A is all data of the TLV packet.
- all data in the TLV packet from the packet header of the TLV packet to the data area is supplied from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43.
- Transmission data B is all data except the packet header of the TLV packet.
- data in the packet type area of the TLV packet, data in the data length area, and data in the data area are supplied from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43.
- Transmission data C is data in the data area in the TLV packet.
- the data in the data area of the TLV packet is supplied from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43.
- the transmission data D is data other than the IPv4 header portion in the IPv4 packet, in which the data in the data area in the TLV packet is an IPv4 packet.
- the data in the UDP header part and the data in the data part in the IPv4 packet are supplied from the demodulation processing part 42 to the processing part 43.
- the data in the data area in the TLV packet is an IPv4 packet, and is the data part (UDP packet payload) in the IPv4 packet.
- the payload of the UDP packet of the IPv4 packet is supplied from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43.
- the transmission data F is data other than the IPv6 header portion in the IPv6 packet, in which the data in the data area in the TLV packet is an IPv6 packet.
- the data in the UDP header part and the data part in the IPv6 packet are supplied from the demodulation processing part 42 to the processing part 43.
- the data in the data area in the TLV packet is an IPv6 packet, and is a data part (a payload of a UDP packet) in the IPv6 packet.
- the UDP packet payload of the IPv6 packet is supplied from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43.
- the data in the data area in the TLV packet is a compressed IP packet, and is a data portion (payload) in the compressed IP packet.
- the payload of the compressed IP packet is supplied from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43.
- the transmission data A is transmitted from the demodulation processing unit 42.
- any one of the transmission data B to H is transmitted from the demodulation processing unit 42 according to the requested data.
- the TLV packet is a variable-length packet and includes an IP packet as described above. Such a TLV packet is exchanged between the demodulation processing unit 42 and the processing unit 43.
- the supply is performed at the timing based on the clock signal, the sync signal, and the valid signal described with reference to FIG.
- a description will be given of these signals and data supply timing.
- the data signal line may be composed of 1 to 8 (1 to 8 bits).
- the data signal line when there is one data signal line and 1-bit serial transmission, there are two data signal lines, and when data transmission is 2-bit parallel transmission, there are four data signal lines.
- 4-bit parallel transmission is used, and a case where there are eight data signal lines and 8-bit parallel transmission will be described as examples.
- present technology can be applied to, for example, 3-bit parallel transmission other than these, and is not a description showing that the present technology is limited to the examples.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing waveforms of a clock signal, a data signal, and a valid signal at the time of 8-bit parallel transmission. Since the 8-bit parallel transmission is used, eight data signal lines are arranged between the demodulation processing unit 42 and the processing unit 43, and as shown in FIG. It is transmitted with. The valid signal is always at the H level, that is, in this case, a signal indicating that the packet is in an effective section.
- the processing unit 43 can receive (latch) data of the data signal at the rising edge of the clock signal. Although the description will be continued here assuming that data is latched at the rising edge of the clock signal, the data can be latched at the falling edge of the clock signal.
- the clock signal shown in FIG. 9 shows the case of the rising edge mode (Rising edge mode), but the falling edge mode (Falling edge mode) may be used.
- the rising edge mode Riving edge mode
- the falling edge mode Fralling edge mode
- the case of the rising edge mode will be described as an example, but the case of the rising edge mode is also the case of the falling edge mode. This technology can be applied as well.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing waveforms of a clock signal, a data signal, and a valid signal at the time of 4-bit parallel transmission. Since the 4-bit parallel transmission is used, four data signal lines are arranged between the demodulation processing unit 42 and the processing unit 43, and as shown in FIG. And 8-bit data is transmitted with a two-cycle clock signal. The valid signal is always an H level signal.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating waveforms of a clock signal, a data signal, and a valid signal in 2-bit parallel transmission. Since the 2-bit parallel transmission is used, two data signal lines are arranged between the demodulation processing unit 42 and the processing unit 43, and as shown in FIG. And 8-bit data is transmitted with a four-cycle clock signal. The valid signal is always an H level signal.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram showing waveforms of a clock signal, a data signal, and a valid signal at the time of 1-bit serial transmission. Since 1-bit serial transmission is performed, one data signal line is arranged between the demodulation processing unit 42 and the processing unit 43. As shown in FIG. The 8-bit data is transmitted with a clock signal of 8 cycles. The valid signal is always an H level signal.
- the valid signal is maintained at the H level indicating the valid section, and the clock signal is transmitted with data having different frequencies according to the number of bits transmitted at a time.
- the frequency of the clock signal is variable depending on the number of bits transmitted in one cycle.
- the demodulation processing unit 42 can perform TLV exchange by performing any of the controls described with reference to FIGS. 9 to 12.
- the number of bits transmitted in one cycle of the clock signal is small, in other words, the number of signal lines is small, and in other words, the number of pins used for data transmission among the pins of the LSI constituting the processing unit 43 is small.
- the frequency of the signal is increased.
- broadcasting tends to have a higher resolution, but if the resolution is increased, the amount of data to be transmitted from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43 also increases.
- the number of pins of the LSI may be increased, for example, 8-bit parallel transmission may be performed. However, it is also desired not to increase the number of pins of the LSI.
- the number of pins related to the data transmission of the processing unit 43 should be four and the frequency may be relatively low.
- the clock signal has the same frequency regardless of the number of bits to be transmitted (number of signal lines), but the invalid period of the data is stopped and the valid signal is not changed. explain.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing waveforms of a clock signal, a data signal, and a valid signal at the time of 8-bit parallel transmission. Since it is 8-bit parallel transmission, as shown in FIG. 13, 8-bit data is transmitted with a clock signal of one cycle.
- the processing unit 43 Since the processing unit 43 latches the data of the data signal at the rising edge of the clock signal, the clock signal is stopped (dropped) from the lapse of one cycle until the next data transmission timing (during the byte gap). ).
- the valid signal is always at the H level, that is, in this case, a signal indicating that the packet is in an effective section.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram showing waveforms of a clock signal, a data signal, and a valid signal at the time of 4-bit parallel transmission. Since 4-bit parallel transmission is used, as shown in FIG. 14, 4-bit data is transmitted with a clock signal of one cycle, and 8-bit data is transmitted with a clock signal of two cycles. The valid signal is always an H level signal.
- the processing unit 43 can also latch the 8-bit data in the two cycles, until the next data transmission timing (after the byte gap) after two cycles elapses.
- the clock signal is stopped (dropped).
- FIG. 15 is a diagram showing waveforms of a clock signal, a data signal, and a valid signal at the time of 2-bit parallel transmission. Since 2-bit parallel transmission is used, as shown in FIG. 15, 2-bit data is transmitted with a one-cycle clock signal, and 8-bit data is transmitted with a four-cycle clock signal. The valid signal is always an H level signal.
- the processing unit 43 can also latch the 8-bit data in the 4 cycles, until after the 4 cycles elapses until the next data transmission timing (between the byte gaps) The clock signal is stopped (dropped).
- FIG. 16 is a diagram showing waveforms of a clock signal, a data signal, and a valid signal at the time of 1-bit serial transmission. Since 1-bit serial transmission is performed, as shown in FIG. 16, 1-bit data is transmitted with a 1-cycle clock signal, and 8-bit data is transmitted with an 8-cycle clock signal. The valid signal is always an H level signal.
- the processing unit 43 can also latch 8-bit data in the 8 cycles, until the next data transmission timing (after the byte gap) after 8 cycles elapses.
- the clock signal is stopped (dropped).
- the valid signal is maintained at the H level representing the valid interval, and the clock signal has the same frequency regardless of the number of bits transmitted at one time, and after the transmission, during the next transmission timing. In a stopped state.
- the frequency of the clock signal is constant regardless of the number of bits transmitted in one cycle.
- the clock signal that can be processed by the processing unit 43 is set, and the demodulation processing unit 42 performs one of the controls described with reference to FIGS. Can give and receive.
- the clock signal has the same frequency regardless of the number of bits to be transmitted (number of signal lines) and always oscillates, and the valid signal is dropped in the data invalid period. explain.
- FIG. 17 is a diagram showing waveforms of a clock signal, a data signal, and a valid signal at the time of 8-bit parallel transmission. Since 8-bit parallel transmission is performed, as shown in FIG. 17, 8-bit data is transmitted with one cycle of the clock signal, and only in one cycle, the valid signal is at the H level indicating that it is an effective section. Signal.
- the valid signal Since transmission of 8-bit data is completed in one cycle of the clock signal, the valid signal is stopped (dropped) from the end of one cycle until the next data transmission timing (between the byte gaps).
- FIG. 18 is a diagram illustrating waveforms of a clock signal, a data signal, and a valid signal at the time of 4-bit parallel transmission. Since 4-bit parallel transmission is performed, as shown in FIG. 18, 8-bit data is transmitted with a clock signal of two cycles, and during this time, the valid signal is an H-level signal. During the byte gap, the valid signal is stopped (dropped).
- FIG. 19 is a diagram illustrating waveforms of a clock signal, a data signal, and a valid signal in 2-bit parallel transmission. Since 2-bit parallel transmission is used, as shown in FIG. 19, 8-bit data is transmitted with a 4-cycle clock signal, and during this time, the valid signal is an H-level signal. During the byte gap, the valid signal is stopped (dropped).
- FIG. 20 is a diagram illustrating waveforms of a clock signal, a data signal, and a valid signal during 1-bit serial transmission. Since it is 1-bit serial transmission, as shown in FIG. 20, 8-bit data is transmitted with an 8-cycle clock signal, and during that time, the valid signal is an H-level signal. During the byte gap, the valid signal is stopped (dropped).
- the valid signal is set to the H level only during the valid period, and the clock signal is always oscillated regardless of the number of bits transmitted at a time.
- the frequency of the clock signal is constant regardless of the number of bits transmitted in one cycle.
- a clock signal that can be processed by the processing unit 43 is set, and the demodulation processing unit 42 performs one of the controls described with reference to FIGS. Can give and receive.
- the intra-packet gap is not always generated, but is a gap generated in, for example, a parity part or a part across slots.
- the inter-packet gap is a gap that occurs when there is no data to be transmitted between packets, and is a gap that occurs in a portion where a null packet exists.
- FIG. 21 shows the clock signal in the rising edge mode
- FIG. 22 shows the falling edge mode
- FIG. 21 is a diagram showing waveforms of a clock signal, a data signal, and a valid signal at the time of 8-bit parallel transmission.
- the upper diagram in FIG. 21 represents a case where the clock signal is constantly oscillating, and the lower diagram in FIG. 21 represents a case where the clock signal is stopped when a gap is generated.
- the sync signal represents the start timing of the packet included in the TLV, and is a signal that temporarily changes from the L (Low) level to the H (High) level only at the start timing of the packet.
- the clock signal is constantly oscillated in the example shown in the upper diagram of FIG.
- the valid signal is at the H level when the packet exists (valid zone), and at the L level at the other zone (invalid zone). Since 8-bit parallel transmission is used, when the valid signal is at the H level, 8-bit data in one packet is transmitted with a clock signal of one cycle. In FIG. 21, as the data signal, 8 bits are not shown and only 1 bit is shown. FIG. 22 described later is similarly illustrated.
- the valid signal when the intra-packet gap occurs, the valid signal is inverted from the H level to the L level to indicate that it is an invalid section. Similarly, when a gap between packets occurs, the valid signal is inverted from the H level to the L level to indicate that it is an invalid section.
- control is performed so that the clock signal is constantly oscillated.
- the section in which the clock signal is stopped shows an example in which the valid signal is also set to the L level representing the invalid section.
- the interval in which the clock signal is stopped may be set to an L level that represents an invalid interval or an H level that represents an effective interval.
- the processing unit 43 does not latch data because the clock signal is stopped. Therefore, when the clock signal is stopped when a gap occurs and the data is invalid, the valid signal may be maintained at the H level indicating that it is a valid section, or the invalid section. It may be dropped to the L level indicating that
- the section in which the clock signal is stopped indicates an example in which the valid signal is also set to the L level indicating the invalid section.
- the valid signal level may be H level or L level.
- the clock signal may be stopped even when a byte gap has occurred.
- the control described with reference to FIG. 13 can be applied.
- FIG. 22 is a diagram showing waveforms of a clock signal, a data signal, and a valid signal at the time of 8-bit parallel transmission.
- the upper diagram in FIG. 22 represents the case where the clock signal is constantly oscillating, and the lower diagram in FIG. 22 represents the case where the clock signal is stopped when a gap occurs.
- the clock signal shown in FIG. 22 shows the case of the falling edge mode. Except for this point, the clock signal shown in FIG. 21 is the same as that of the rising edge mode, and the description thereof is omitted. .
- This technology can be applied regardless of whether the clock signal is in the rising edge mode or the falling edge mode. Further, the embodiment described with reference to FIGS. 21 and 21 and the embodiment described with reference to FIGS. 9 to 20 can be applied in appropriate combination.
- the 8-bit parallel transmission has been described as an example.
- the parallel transmission with other number of bits for example, the above-described 8-bit also in the 4-bit or 2-bit parallel transmission
- FIGS. 23 and 24 description will be given of a case where the clock signal is stopped in a section where a gap has occurred in the case of 1-bit serial transmission.
- FIG. 23 shows the case where the clock signal is in the rising edge mode
- FIG. 24 shows the case in the falling edge mode.
- FIG. 23 is a diagram illustrating waveforms of a clock signal, a data signal, and a valid signal during 1-bit serial transmission.
- the upper diagram in FIG. 23 represents the case where the clock signal is constantly oscillating, and the lower diagram in FIG. 23 represents the case where the clock signal is stopped when a gap occurs.
- the valid signal Since it is 1-bit serial transmission, when the valid signal is at H level, 1-bit data in 1 packet is transmitted by 1-cycle clock signal, and 8-bit data is transmitted in 8 cycles.
- the valid signal is at the H level when the packet is present (valid period), and is at the L level during the non-valid period (invalid period). Therefore, the valid signal is set to the L level representing the invalid section in the intra-packet gap and the inter-packet gap.
- the valid signal of the gap section When a byte gap occurs, the valid signal of the gap section is also set to L level representing an invalid section.
- FIG. 24 is a diagram illustrating waveforms of a clock signal, a data signal, and a valid signal during 1-bit serial transmission.
- the upper diagram in FIG. 24 represents the case where the clock signal is constantly oscillating, and the lower diagram in FIG. 24 represents the case where the clock signal is stopped when a gap occurs.
- the clock signal shown in FIG. 24 shows the case of the falling edge mode. Except for this point, the clock signal shown in FIG. 23 is the same as that of the rising edge mode, and the description thereof will be omitted. .
- This technology can be applied regardless of whether the clock signal is in the rising edge mode or the falling edge mode.
- FIG. 25 shows a time when the clock signal is in the rising edge mode
- FIG. 26 shows a time in the falling edge mode.
- FIG. 25 is a diagram illustrating waveforms of a clock signal, a data signal, and a valid signal during 1-bit serial transmission.
- the upper diagram in FIG. 25 represents a case where the clock signal is constantly oscillating in a section other than the byte gap, and the lower diagram in FIG. 25 represents a case where the clock signal is stopped when a gap is generated.
- the valid signal becomes H level
- the valid signal becomes L level.
- the level remains H level
- the level is set to L level.
- the example shown in FIG. 25 is when the case described with reference to FIG. 16 is applied, and the valid signal is maintained at the H level in a section other than the time when the intra-packet gap and the inter-packet gap are generated. In this case, the clock signal is stopped at the time of occurrence.
- the clock signal regardless of whether an intra-packet gap or an inter-packet gap has occurred, in other words, regardless of whether the valid signal represents a valid section (invalid section). Continues to oscillate, but the clock signal is stopped only when a byte gap occurs.
- the oscillation of the clock signal is stopped (the clock signal is dropped) when the valid signal represents the valid section.
- FIG. 26 is a diagram illustrating waveforms of a clock signal, a data signal, and a valid signal during 1-bit serial transmission.
- the upper diagram in FIG. 26 represents the case where the clock signal is constantly oscillating, and the lower diagram in FIG. 26 represents the case where the clock signal is stopped when a gap occurs.
- the clock signal shown in FIG. 26 shows the case of the falling edge mode. Except for this point, the clock signal shown in FIG. 25 is the same as that of the rising edge mode, and the description thereof will be omitted. .
- This technology can be applied regardless of whether the clock signal is in the rising edge mode or the falling edge mode.
- the embodiment described with reference to FIGS. 23 to 26 and the embodiment described with reference to FIGS. 9 to 20 can be applied in appropriate combination.
- the conventional demodulation processing unit 42 handles a TS packet, but the TS packet includes information called a transport error indicator indicating whether or not there is an error in the data.
- FIG. 27 shows the structure of a TS packet (MPEG2-TS packet). The area next to the area in which the synchronization information in the packet header in the packet shown in FIG. 27 is written contains information of a 1-bit transport error indicator.
- the error information indicated by such a transport error indicator is transmitted between the demodulation processing unit 42 and the processing unit 43 through, for example, a dedicated signal line.
- a dedicated signal line Refer again to the lower diagram of FIG. Five signal lines are arranged between the demodulation processing unit 42 and the processing unit 43 shown in the lower part of FIG. 6, and one of them is an error signal line for transmitting an error signal.
- the TLV packet can be handled between the demodulation processing unit 42 and the processing unit 43, information corresponding to the transport error indicator is included in the TLV packet, and the error information is converted into the demodulation processing unit 42. To the processing unit 43.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of a TLV packet.
- the packet header of the TLV packet is divided into a 2-bit area and a 6-bit area, and an 8-bit area as a whole.
- One bit in the 8-bit area can be used as an error indicator corresponding to a transport error indicator.
- 0x00” and 0x04-0xFD are undefined as packet type values in the packet type area. By assigning this undefined area to the error indicator, it can be used as an error indicator corresponding to the transport error indicator.
- the demodulation processing unit 42 displays error information (information that an error has occurred or has not occurred) represented by the error indicator. Can be transmitted to the processing unit 43. That is, error information can be transmitted even when a TLV packet is handled.
- the error information may be transmitted from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43 using the error signal line when the error signal line is arranged. it can.
- the data signal line can be configured to transmit error information as data.
- transmission of error information may be performed in units of error correction codes or may be performed in units of variable length packets.
- BCH OK1 a section in which the error correction code is normally performed
- BCH ERR1 a section in which an error occurs in the error correction code
- BCH ERR2 a section in which an error occurs in the error correction code
- Error correction is performed in the order of the section where the error correction code is normally performed (BCH OK2) and the section where the error occurs in the error correction code (BCH3ERR3).
- the (BCH ERR1) and (BCH ERR2) sections are in the variable-length packet output # 1 section, the (BCH ⁇ ERR2) section is also in the variable-length packet output # 2 section, and (BCH ERR3) Assume that the section is in the section of variable length packet output # 4.
- the error information when error information is output in error correction code units, the error information is output as in the waveform shown as ERR1 in FIG. That is, error information is output only during the (BCH ERR1), (BCH ERR2), and (BCH ERR3) sections (the error signal is set to H level), and no other section, that is, no error has occurred. In the section, error information is not output (the error signal is set to L level).
- the error information may be configured to be output so as to change in units of error correction codes, or may be configured to be output so as to change in units of variable length packets.
- NTP processing will be described. As described with reference to FIG. 3, in the TLV packet, NTP as time information is arranged at a predetermined position for each TLV stream ID. This NTP is information that can be used as information that plays the same role as PCR (Program Clock Reference) in MPEG2-TS. Here, PCR will be briefly described.
- the PCR sending side sends PCR data to the receiver side by including it in an independent packet, video or audio PES at regular intervals.
- the PCR contains a 42-bit value STC (System Time Clock) counted by the 27 MHz clock on the sending side.
- the receiver side knows where the PCR data is from the description in the PMT, and loads the STC value in the PCR data in the clock recovery unit.
- the clock recovery unit compares the STC value loaded from the TS PCR with the count value counted by the 27 MHz oscillator, and performs control so that the difference becomes zero. As a result, the sending clock is configured to be locked with a certain degree of accuracy.
- the PCR used for such control corresponds to NTP in the TLV packet.
- the NTP is included in the TLV packet at a predetermined interval and transmitted to the receiver 11 on the transmission side (transmitter 10). In the receiver 11, it is necessary to reproduce the predetermined interval using NTP and to synchronize with the clock on the transmission side.
- the data output from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43 is any of the transmission data A to H.
- NTP is output with a predetermined interval when data output as described with reference to FIGS. 29 to 33 is performed.
- FIG. 29 to 33 the diagrams shown in the upper four stages are common, and are diagrams for explaining processing up to data extraction.
- FIG. 29 to FIG. 33 a case where a TLV stream from the broadcasting station A, the broadcasting station B, the broadcasting station C,.
- a case where a TLV stream from the broadcasting station B is processed will be described as an example.
- the TLV streams from slots # 6 to # 10 constituting a part of the TLV stream from the broadcasting station B are demodulated by the 16APSK system, and the TLV streams from the slots # 11 to # 15 are demodulated by the 16APSK system, and the slot The TLV streams # 16 to # 20 are demodulated by the QPSK method.
- the TLV stream included in one frame may include a stream demodulated by a different method.
- TLV stream is transmitted from the transmitter 10 to the receiver 11.
- the receiver 11 decodes the received TLV stream by a decoding method corresponding to the demodulation method. Also, a TLV stream from a desired broadcast station, in this case, broadcast station B, is extracted from the decoded TLV stream.
- TLV packet is extracted from the TLV stream.
- TLV packets # 1 to # 12 are extracted as TLV packets.
- the hatched (filled) portion corresponds to the intra-packet gap or the inter-packet gap in the above description.
- a hatched (filled) portion represents a TLV stream from the broadcasting station B such as the broadcasting station A, but a non-signal section.
- the intra-packet gap is a part such as a parity, it exists in each slot in the example shown in FIG.
- the interpacket gap occurs, for example, when the slot 10 is a null packet.
- TLV packet # 1 is a packet extracted from slot # 6.
- TLV packet # 2 is a packet extracted from slot # 6, slot # 7, and slot # 8. Since TLV packet # 2 spans three slots, two intra-packet gaps (between slot # 6 and slot # 7 and between slot # 7 and slot # 8) are generated.
- TLV packet # 3 is a packet extracted from slot # 8.
- TLV packet # 4 is a packet extracted from slot # 8 and slot # 9. Since the TLV packet # 4 extends over two slots, one intra-packet gap (between slot # 8 and slot # 9) occurs.
- TLV packet # 5 is a packet extracted from slot # 9 and slot # 11.
- the TLV packet # 5 spans three slots # 9 to # 11. However, since the slot # 10 is a null packet, an intra-packet gap and an inter-packet gap are generated.
- TLV packet # 6 is a packet extracted from slot # 11 and slot # 12. Since the TLV packet # 6 extends over two slots, one intra-packet gap (between slot # 11 and slot # 12) occurs.
- the TLV packet # 7 is a packet extracted from the slot # 12.
- TLV packet # 8 is a packet extracted from slot # 12 and slot # 13. Since the TLV packet # 8 extends over two slots, there is one intra-packet gap (between the slot # 12 and the slot # 13).
- the TLV packet # 9 is a packet extracted from the slot # 13.
- TLV packet # 10 is a packet extracted from slot # 13 and slot # 14. Since the TLV packet # 10 extends over two slots, one intra-packet gap (between slot # 13 and slot # 14) occurs.
- TLV packet # 11 is a packet extracted from slot # 16.
- TLV packet # 12 is a packet extracted from slot # 16 and slot # 17. Since the TLV packet # 12 spans two slots, one intra-packet gap (between slot # 16 and slot # 17) occurs.
- the sync signal is set to the H level at the head of the TLV packet, the sync signal is set to the H level at the head timing of each of the TLV packets # 1 to # 12 as shown in the lowermost part of FIG.
- the valid signal is set to the L level at the point where the gap occurs.
- TLV packets # 1 to # 12 are sequentially transmitted in accordance with the sync signal and the valid signal.
- the transmission timing (transmission section) is substantially the same as the timing (extraction section) at which the TLV packet is extracted.
- TLV packets # 1 to # 12 are extracted will be described as an example.
- TLV packets # 1 to # 12 are output in a section of one frame. Also in this case, since the sync signal is set to the H level at the head of the TLV packet, as shown in the lowermost stage of FIG. 30, the sync signal is set to the H level at the timing of the head of each of the TLV packets # 1 to # 12. To be.
- TLV packets # 1 to # 12 are illustrated for explanation at the frame # 2 (frame # 2) from which the TLV packets # 1 to # 12 are extracted.
- TLV packets # 1 to # 12 are extracted from frame # 2, and when frame # 3 is processed, TLV packets # 1 to # 12 are transmitted over one frame section.
- the valid signal is in a state where the H level indicating the valid section is maintained because the TLV packet is output for one frame. Therefore, the valid signal is basically kept at the H level at all times.
- a TLV packet extracted from one frame may be transmitted over a section of one frame.
- the demodulation processing unit 42 includes a buffer that temporarily stores data for one frame and stores the data for one frame, and then stores the amount of data stored for one frame.
- the clock signal is controlled and transmitted to the processing unit 43.
- FIG. 31 the same situation as that described with reference to FIG. 29 is described, and the case where TLV packets # 1 to # 12 are extracted will be described as an example.
- data output is adjusted as appropriate so that no intra-packet gap occurs, and TLV packets # 1 to # 12 are sequentially output. Even in this case, since the sync signal is set to the H level at the head of the TLV packet, as shown in the lowermost stage of FIG. To be.
- the valid signal is in a state where the H level representing the valid interval is maintained in the sections other than the gap between packets.
- the TLV packet # 2 has two intra-packet gaps in the first output pattern described with reference to FIG. 29. Therefore, the valid signal is an invalid section in the intra-packet gap section. It was dropped to the L level indicating that there was.
- the valid signal is in a state where the H level indicating the valid section is maintained.
- the dotted line in the TLV packet # 2 shown at the bottom of FIG. 31 is where an intra-packet gap has occurred. However, such a intra-packet gap is eliminated so that a valid signal does not drop in the TLV packet. Be controlled.
- data output is controlled so that the valid signal does not drop in the TLV packet.
- the demodulation processing unit 42 needs to be configured to include a buffer that temporarily stores the TLV packet.
- the buffer capacity may be small. Further, by temporarily storing the data in the demodulation processing unit 42 and outputting the data, it is possible to perform control so that data transmission to the processing unit 43 is performed with a low-frequency clock signal.
- serial transmission or parallel transmission with low bits can be supported, and the number of pins of the processing unit 43 can be reduced.
- a pattern (described as a fourth output pattern) in which data stored in a buffer in a plurality of slot sections from which TLV packets are extracted is smoothed and output at a constant rate. explain.
- TLV packets # 1 to # 12 are extracted will be described as an example.
- TLV packet # 1 is extracted from slot # 6
- TLV packet # 2 is extracted from slot # 7
- TLV packet # 2 is extracted from slot # 7
- TLV packet # 2 is extracted from slot # 7
- TLV packet # 2 is extracted from slot # 7
- TLV packet # 2 is extracted from slot # 7
- TLV packet # 3 is extracted from slot # 8. 4
- TLV packet # 4 and TLV packet # 5 are extracted from slot # 9.
- TLV packets # 1 to # 5 are stored in the buffer during the 5-slot period of slots # 6 to # 10.
- TLV packets # 1 to # 5 are smoothed and output at a constant rate during the 5-slot period of slots # 6 to # 10.
- the TLV packets extracted in the 5-slot section are smoothed and output at a constant rate.
- 5 slots are used as a unit.
- an advanced BS is allowed to change the modulation method every 5 slots. Therefore, here, an example in which a TLV packet is smoothed at a constant rate in units of 5 slots has been described.
- slots # 6 to # 10 and slots # 11 to # 15 are 16APSK demodulation, while slots # 16 to # 20 are QPSK demodulation.
- the output rate in the slots # 6 to # 10 may be different from the output rate in the slots # 16 to # 20, and such a change in the output rate is included in the fourth output pattern. It is an embodiment.
- the valid signal is in a state where the H level representing the valid section is maintained (the state shown in FIG. 32). When a gap occurs, the valid signal may be dropped to the L level representing the invalid section, or the clock signal may be stopped.
- the valid signal is maintained at the H level indicating the valid interval, and the clock signal is controlled to be stopped as necessary, so that the valid signal is output while the TLV packet is being output. It is also possible to control so as not to fall. In this case, for example, in a section where an intra-packet gap occurs, the clock signal is stopped, but the valid signal is maintained at the H level.
- the slot of the broadcasting station B may not be continuously arranged, and the slot of the broadcasting station C may be arranged in the middle.
- the TLV packet of the broadcasting station B is output even by performing control such that the clock signal is stopped and the valid signal remains at the H level. During this time, control can be performed so that the valid signal does not fall.
- the demodulation processing unit 42 needs to be configured to include a buffer for temporarily storing the TLV packet. It is also possible to perform data transmission to the processing unit 43 using a clock signal having a frequency.
- serial transmission or parallel transmission with low bits can be supported, and the number of pins of the processing unit 43 can be reduced.
- the frequency of the clock signal when the fifth output pattern is applied is slower than the frequency of the clock signal when the first output pattern is applied.
- the fifth output pattern can be used when it is desired to reduce the frequency of the clock signal.
- smoothing is performed at a constant rate within a section from the beginning of slot # 6 from which TLV packet # 1 is extracted to the end of slot # 9 from which TLV packet # 5 is extracted. TLV packets # 1 to # 5 extracted from # 6 to # 9 are output.
- the demodulation processing unit 42 needs to be configured to include a buffer that temporarily stores the TLV packet. As described above, the demodulation processing unit 42 temporarily stores the data and outputs the data. In addition, it is possible to perform data transmission to the processing unit 43 with a low-frequency clock signal.
- serial transmission or parallel transmission with low bits can be supported, and the number of pins of the processing unit 43 can be reduced.
- one frame includes TLV streams of broadcasting station A, broadcasting station B, and broadcasting station C.
- TLV stream of the broadcasting station B is extracted from such a stream will be described as an example.
- the vertical line represents the data in the decoded slot
- the processing unit 43 indicates data that is a transmission candidate.
- a bold line (filled square) in the figure represents a slot containing NTP.
- the NTP is included in a predetermined position of the TLV stream, here, the first slot of the TLV stream.
- the NTP is arranged at one location for each TLV stream ID, for example, in the example shown in FIG. 34, the top slot of the TLV stream from the broadcasting station A, the top of the TLV stream from the broadcasting station B, NTP is arranged in the slot and in the first slot of the TLV stream from the broadcasting station C, respectively.
- one frame includes the TLV stream of the broadcasting station B demodulated by different demodulation methods (16APSK demodulation method and QPSK method in the figure).
- the NTP is arranged in either slot # 6 or slot # 16.
- the description is continued assuming that the NTP is arranged in the first slot of the TLV stream, but the slot in which the NTP is arranged may be a predetermined position in the TLV stream, and the arrangement position of the NTP is arranged in the first slot. It is not a description showing that it is limited.
- the TLV stream from the broadcasting station B is extracted from the TLV stream that has been subjected to error correction decoding. Since the TLV stream from the broadcasting station B is extracted for each frame, as shown in the third row in FIG. 34, the TLV of the broadcasting station B is transmitted from each of the frame # 1, frame # 2, and frame # 3. A stream is extracted. In addition, an NTP is arranged in the first slot of each extracted TLV stream.
- the fourth to eighth stages in FIG. 34 show waveforms when data is output in the first to fifth output patterns, respectively. Since each output pattern has been described with reference to FIGS. 29 to 33, in FIG. 34, a description relating to NTP is added.
- NTP in frame # 1 there is one NTP in each of frame # 1, frame # 2, and frame # 3. It is assumed that the NTP in frame # 1 is NTP # 1, the NTP in frame # 2 is NTP # 2, and the NTP in frame # 3 is NTP # 3.
- the difference (interval between NTP # 1 and NTP # 2) between the time when NTP # 1 is output and the time when NTP # 2 is output, and NTP
- the interval between # 2 and NTP # 3 is the same interval.
- the interval is an interval for one frame.
- NTP Since NTP is arranged in the head slot of the TLV stream, it is arranged in the same place for each frame. Therefore, when outputting at the decoded timing as in the first output pattern, the interval at which the NTP is output is also output at a constant interval. Therefore, in the first output pattern, NTP can be supplied from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43 at a predetermined interval, and the processing unit 43 can perform clock recovery.
- the interval between NTP # 1 and NTP # 2 and the interval between NTP # 2 and NTP # 3 are the same interval.
- the interval is an interval for one frame.
- NTP is output at the output timing of the head of one frame. Therefore, even in the second output pattern, the NTP output interval is a constant interval, and the NTP can be supplied from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43 at the fixed interval, and the processing unit 43 can perform clock recovery. It becomes.
- the interval between NTP # 1 and NTP # 2 and the interval between NTP # 2 and NTP # 3 are the same interval.
- the interval is an interval for one frame.
- the third output pattern is a pattern that is output so that the valid signal does not fall within the TLV packet.
- the NTP output interval is a constant interval, and the NTP can be supplied from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43 at the constant interval, and the processing unit 43 can perform clock recovery. Become.
- the TLV packet is temporarily stored in the demodulation processing unit 42, and the output timing is controlled so that there is no gap in the packet. Therefore, the output interval of the NTP is finely adjusted so that the interval is accurate. It is also possible to configure the control so as to be at regular intervals. The same applies to the second output pattern.
- the interval between NTP # 1 and NTP # 2 and the interval between NTP # 2 and NTP # 3 are the same interval.
- the interval is an interval for one frame.
- the fourth output pattern is an output pattern that is smoothed in the slot and the output rate is variable. Since the NTP is output from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43 at the timing when the NTP arranged in the head slot of the TLV stream is decoded, the output interval of NTP is 1 in the fourth output pattern as well. The interval is equal to the frame, and the interval is constant. Also in the fourth output pattern, since NTP can be supplied from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43 at regular intervals, the processing unit 43 can perform clock recovery.
- the interval between NTP # 1 and NTP # 2 and the interval between NTP # 2 and NTP # 3 are the same interval.
- the interval is an interval for one frame.
- the fifth output pattern is an output pattern that is smoothed in the slot and has a fixed output rate. Since the NTP is output from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43 at the timing when the NTP arranged in the first slot of the TLV stream is decoded, the NTP output interval is 1 in the fifth output pattern as well. The interval is equal to the frame, and the interval is constant. Even in the fifth output pattern, NTP can be supplied from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43 at regular intervals, so that the processing unit 43 can perform clock recovery.
- NTP can be supplied from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43 at regular intervals, so that the processing unit 43 can perform clock recovery.
- FIG. 35 is a diagram showing a system configuration related to digital cable television broadcasting. It is configured to include an antenna 101 for receiving satellite broadcast, a transmitter 10, and a receiver 11.
- Satellite broadcast received by the antenna 101 is supplied to the transmitter 10.
- the transmitter 10 includes a satellite tuner 121 and a cable retransmission conversion unit 122.
- the transmitter 10 is a device on the broadcasting station side that performs digital cable television broadcasting.
- the transmitter 10 converts a satellite broadcast wave received by the antenna 101 into a digital cable television broadcast wave, and connects the predetermined cable to the receiver 11 side. To send through.
- the receiver 11 has the same configuration as the receiver 11 shown in FIG. 2 (therefore, the same reference numerals are given, and the description thereof is omitted). However, the tuner 41 of the receiver 11 shown in FIG. 35 receives and processes the digital broadcast wave transmitted via the cable.
- the satellite broadcast is broadcast as a TLV digital broadcast wave and received by the antenna 101 as described above.
- the transmitter 10 converts a TLV digital broadcast wave into a digital cable television broadcast wave, for example, a divided TLV packet and transmits it (the first conversion method), or converts it into a GSE packet and transmits it. (Second conversion method).
- the first conversion method is a case where cable retransmission is performed according to the ISDB-C standard.
- the transmitter 10 executes a process of converting the received TLV packet into a divided TLV packet.
- the broadcast wave supplied to the transmitter 10 is a set of variable-length TLV packets, and the variable-length TLV packets are converted into fixed-length divided TLV packets.
- the divided TLV packet is a packet having a fixed length of 188 bytes. Of the 188 bytes, 3 bytes are used as a header and 185 bytes are used as a payload.
- TLV packet 1 and TLV packet 2 are shown as TLV packets, and divided TLV packets 1 to 3 are shown as divided TLV packets.
- the TLV packet 1 is divided into a divided TLV packet 1, a divided TLV packet 2, and a divided TLV packet 3.
- a part of the TLV packet 2 is divided into divided TLV packets 3.
- the divided TLV packet 3 is a packet including data of the TLV packet 1 and the TLV packet 2.
- the payload of the divided TLV packet may include a plurality of divided TLV packets.
- the divided TLV packet includes a synchronization byte, a transport error indicator, a TLV packet start indicator, a PID, and a payload.
- the payload may include a head TLV instruction.
- the synchronization byte is, for example, “0x47”.
- the transport error indicator is a flag indicating the presence or absence of a bit error in the divided TLV packet. For example, when it is “1”, it indicates that at least one bit of uncorrectable error exists in the divided TLV packet.
- the TLV packet start indicator is “1”, it indicates that the head of the TLV packet is included in the payload of this divided TLV packet. For example, since the divided TLV packet 2 includes only the TLV packet 1 and does not include the head of the TLV packet 1, the TLV packet start indicator of the divided TLV packet 2 is set to “0”. Further, for example, the divided TLV packet 3 includes the TLV packet 1 and the TLV packet 2, and includes the head of the TLV packet 2. Therefore, the TLV packet start indicator of the divided TLV packet 3 is set to “1”.
- PID is an area used to identify that the payload data is TLV data.
- the head TLV instruction is the first byte of the payload used when the TLV packet start indicator is “1”.
- the value of the start TLV instruction indicates at which byte of the payload the start position of the TLV packet is.
- the reception side can detect the head position of the TLV packet included in the payload of the divided TLV packet.
- the TLV packet start indicator is “0”, the head TLV instruction is not inserted into the payload.
- the transmitter 10 converts the TLV packet into a divided TLV packet, performs cable modulation, and transmits it to the receiver 11 side via the cable.
- the receiver 11 receives the divided TLV packet.
- the receiver 11 converts the received divided TLV packet into a TLV packet.
- the demodulating processor 42 restores the divided TLV packet to the original TLV packet.
- the demodulation processing unit 42 receives the divided TLV packets 1 to 3 and restores (part of) the TLV packet 1 and the TLV packet 2.
- the TLV packet start indicator of the divided TLV packet 3 is “1”, and the head TLV instruction is inserted in the payload.
- the receiver 11 receives the divided TLV packet 3 and reads that the TLV packet start indicator of the divided TLV packet 3 is “1”, the head of the TLV packet 2 is inserted into the payload.
- the TLV packet 2 is reconstructed by recognizing that the byte is instructed by the head TLV instruction, and setting the TLV packet 2 after that byte.
- the demodulation processing unit 42 acquires the TLV packet from the divided TLV packet. Therefore, the TLV packet is output from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43.
- the TLV packet is output from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43 as in the above-described embodiment, and the above-described embodiment can be applied to processing related to the output.
- RS Reed-Solomon
- a section where error correction code is normally performed (BCH OK) is a section where correction code using Reed-Solomon code is normally performed (RS OK).
- BCH ERR error correction code
- RS ERR error correction code using Reed-Solomon code
- the second conversion method is J.I. This is a case where cable retransmission is performed according to the 382 standard.
- the transmitter 10 performs a process of converting the received TLV packet into a GSE packet and further converting it into a BB (baseband) frame.
- the GSE packet is a packet compliant with DVB (Digital Video Broadcasting) -GSE (Generic Stream Encapsulation).
- the TLV packet is composed of a packet header (TLV Header) and data (TLV Data) as shown in FIG. 37 and as shown in detail in FIG.
- the transmitter 10 converts the TLV packet into one or a plurality of GSE packets.
- the TLV packet 1 is converted into the GSE packet 1
- the TLV packet 2 is converted into the GSE packet 2
- the TLV packet 3 is converted into the GSE packet 3 and the GSE packet 4.
- An example is shown.
- the GSE packet 4 is converted into the GSE packet 4 including the GSE header and the GSE data.
- the GSE packet 4 is converted into the GSE packet 4 composed of GSE data.
- the TLV packet when the TLV packet is converted into the GSE packet, it can be converted into a GSE packet to which no GSE header is added.
- the transmitter 10 arranges one or a plurality of GSE packets in a data field (BB Frame Data ⁇ Field), forms a BB frame (Base Band Frame) to which a BB (Base Band) header is added, and connects a predetermined cable.
- BB frame 1 includes GSE packets 1 to 3
- BB frame 2 includes GSE packet 4.
- FIG. 39 shows the relationship between the TLV header in the TLV packet before packet conversion and the GSE header in the GSE packet after packet conversion.
- the TLV header is shown on the upper side in the figure
- the GSE header is shown on the lower side in the figure.
- the 2-bit “01” from the beginning in the TLV header and the subsequent 6-bit reserved area (Reserved) are not used in the GSE header after packet conversion and are not used.
- predetermined bits are arranged.
- bits corresponding to the GSE packet are arranged in the start indicator (S) and the end indicator (E), but a bit “10” indicating broadcasting is arranged in the label type (LT), for example. Is done.
- the packet type (Type) of the TLV header corresponds to the protocol type (Protocol type) of the GSE header.
- the packet type (Type) of the TLV header is 1 byte (B)
- the protocol type (Protocol Type) of the GSE header is 2 bytes (B)
- conversion for matching the size is necessary.
- a conversion table for type as shown in FIG. 40 can be used.
- the packet type “0x02” is converted to the protocol type “0x86DD”.
- the packet type “0x03” is converted to the protocol type “0x22F2”.
- the packet type “0xFF” is converted to the protocol type “0x0087”.
- “0xFF” is arranged as the packet type. However, since it is null, retransmission is unnecessary, and no particular conversion is performed.
- the packet type (Type) is added, the value of the protocol type (ProtocoltoType) for conversion is newly defined.
- the data length (Length) of the TLV header corresponds to the GSE length (GSE Length) and the total length (Total Length) of the GSE header.
- the data length represents the size of the TLV packet immediately after that in bytes, but when this is encapsulated in one GSE packet without fragmenting the PDU of the GSE packet, A value corresponding to the data length is arranged in the GSE length (GSE Length) of the GSE header.
- the BB frame including one or a plurality of such GSE packets is received on the receiver 11 side.
- the demodulation processing unit 42 (FIG. 35) of the receiver 11 extracts the GSE packet (internal data) from the BB frame and outputs it to the processing unit 43.
- the demodulation processing unit 42 extracts a GSE packet (internal data) from the BB frame, converts the extracted GSE packet into a TLV packet, and outputs the TLV packet to the processing unit 43.
- the GSE packet header When converting from a GSE packet to a TLV packet, the GSE packet header can be converted to a TLV packet header by performing the reverse processing described with reference to FIGS. Therefore, when the TLV packet header is also output from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43, processing for converting the GSE packet header into a TLV packet header is performed.
- the TLV packet can be configured to output any one of the transmission data B to the transmission data H excluding the packet header to the processing unit 43.
- the process of converting the GSE packet header to the TLV packet header may be omitted.
- the demodulation processing unit 42 acquires the TLV packet from the GSE packet. Therefore, the TLV packet is output from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43.
- the TLV packet is output from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43 as in the above-described embodiment, and the above-described embodiment can be applied to processing related to the output.
- the present technology can also be applied to digital cable television broadcasting.
- FIG. 41 is a diagram showing the structure of an ALP packet exchanged by the ATSC method.
- the ALP packet is composed of an ALP header and a payload in which data is arranged.
- the ALP header can include an extension header (Additional Header) and an optional header (Optional Header).
- Packet Type 3 bit type information (Packet Type) is set at the head of the ALP header (base header).
- type information as shown in FIG. 42, information on the type of data arranged in the payload of the ALP packet is set.
- IPv4 IP packet IP / UDP packet
- IP / UDP packet IP / UDP packet
- 010 is set in the type information.
- LLS Link Layer Signaling
- This LLS packet is a packet for transmitting LLS signaling.
- the LLS signaling includes information indicating a stream and service configuration in the broadcast network. Further, for example, L2 signaling that is layer 2 signaling can be transmitted using the LLS packet.
- an extension packet Packet Type Extension
- “110” is set in the type information.
- an MPEG2-TS TS packet is placed in the payload, “111” is set in the type information.
- the type information “001”, “011”, and “101” is an undefined (Reserved) area for future expansion.
- 1-bit packet setting information (PC: Packet Configuration) is arranged next to the type information.
- PC Packet Configuration
- HM Header Mode
- 11-bit length information (Length) and an extension header (Additional header) are arranged.
- an ALP packet in which no extension header is arranged is referred to as a normal packet.
- the ALP packet in which the extension header is arranged is referred to as a long packet.
- the segmentation mode (Segmentation mode) or the concatenation mode (Segmentation / mode) is selected according to the 1-bit S / C (Segmentation / Concatenation) to be arranged next.
- Concatenation mode 11-bit length information (Length) and extension header (Additional header) are arranged in the ALP header.
- the payload is arranged following the ALP header configured as described above.
- this payload for example, an IPv4 IP packet (IP / UDP packet), an LLS packet, or the like can be arranged according to the type information of the ALP header (base header).
- the ALP packet is output from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43.
- the demodulation processing unit 42 performs the same processing as when the TLV packet is output to the processing unit 43. , Processing related to output can be performed, and the above-described embodiment can be applied.
- FIG. 27 is a diagram showing the structure of a TS packet (MPEG2-TS packet).
- the area next to the area in which the synchronization information in the packet header in the packet shown in FIG. 27 is written contains information of a 1-bit transport error indicator.
- This transport error indicator is a flag indicating the presence or absence of a bit error in the TS packet. For example, when it is “1”, it indicates that at least one bit of uncorrectable error exists in the TS packet.
- the ALP packet shown in FIG. 41 does not include information corresponding to the transport error indicator. Therefore, when the ALP packet is output from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43, information corresponding to the transport error indicator cannot be exchanged between the demodulation processing unit 42 and the processing unit 43. In other words, even if there is an uncorrectable error of at least 1 bit in the ALP packet, information for transmitting that is not included in the ALP packet.
- EI error indicator
- type information except for undefined (Reserved), IPv4 IP packet (IPv4 packet), compressed IP packet (Compressed IP packet), LLS packet (Link layer Signaling packet)
- IPv4 packet IPv4 packet
- compressed IP packet Compressed IP packet
- LLS packet Link layer Signaling packet
- extension packet PacketPackType Extension
- MPEG2-TS TS packet MPEG-2 Transport Stream
- the type information is 3-bit information.
- the type information is 2-bit information
- four types of packets can be defined.
- the type information described with reference to FIG. 42 defines five types of packets. Of the five types of packets, packets that are assumed to be used infrequently are excluded from the five types of packets to form four types of packets.
- type information is defined as shown in FIG. Based on the type information shown in FIG. 43A, when an IPv4 IP packet (IPv4 packet) is placed in the payload, “00” is set in the type information. Further, when a compressed IP packet (Compressed IP packet) is arranged in the payload, “01” is set in the type information.
- IPv4 IP packet IPv4 packet
- compressed IP packet compressed IP packet
- an extension packet Packet Type Extension
- MPEG2-TS TS packet MPEG2 Transport Stream
- type information may be defined as shown in FIG. Based on the type information shown in B of FIG. 43, when an IPv4 IP packet (IPv4 packet) is arranged in the payload, “00” is set in the type information. Further, when a compressed IP packet (Compressed IP packet) is arranged in the payload, “01” is set in the type information.
- IPv4 IP packet IPv4 packet
- compressed IP packet compressed IP packet
- LLS packet Link Layer Signaling packet
- extension packet PacketPackType Extension
- Type information may be defined based on either A in FIG. 43 or B in FIG.
- IPv4 IP packets IPv4 packet
- compressed IP packets compressed IP packets
- Extension packets Packet (Type Extension) are also considered to be as important as IPv4 IP packets and compressed IP packets, and are therefore left without being excluded.
- the type information shown in FIG. 43 is type information set based on such an idea.
- the type information can be information for identifying four types of IPv4 IP packet, compressed IP packet, extended packet, or LLS packet.
- the type information shown in FIG. 43 is an example, and other type information may be specified. At present, IPv4 IP packets, compressed IP packets, and extended packets are retained because of their high importance. However, if the importance changes in the future, the type is based on other rules. Information may be defined.
- type information other than the type information shown in FIG. 43 may be defined.
- the type information is information that identifies four types of IPv4 IP packet, compressed IP packet, extended packet, or LLS packet. Information to be identified is used, and one may be reserved.
- the ALP packet has a structure as shown in FIG.
- the ALP packet shown in FIG. 44 includes an ALP header and a payload in which data is arranged.
- 2-bit type information Packet ⁇ Type
- type information information related to the type of data arranged in the payload of the ALP packet is set based on the rules shown in FIG.
- This 1-bit error indicator is, for example, that an error has occurred or has not occurred in the ALP packet, like the 1-bit transport error indicator in the packet header in the TS packet shown in FIG. It can be used as error information representing the information.
- error information can be transmitted from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43. Therefore, error information can be transmitted even when an ALP packet is handled.
- FIG. 45 shows basic output waveforms of a clock signal, a sync signal, a valid signal, and a data signal.
- the basic output waveform is appropriately set so that the waveform of these signals satisfies the condition required by the processing unit 43 and reduces power consumption, as described above. This is because it can be changed.
- the clock signal (ALP CLK) is a signal representing the output timing of data constituting the ALP.
- the clock signal is a pulse signal that alternately repeats the L level and the H level.
- the sync signal (ALP SYNC) represents the timing of the beginning of the packet included in the ALP. For example, the sync signal temporarily changes from the L (Low) level to the H (High) level only at the leading timing of the packet.
- a valid signal represents a section (valid section) where a packet exists in ALP.
- the valid signal is, for example, at the H level in the valid section, and at the L level in the section other than valid (invalid section).
- the data signal (ALP DATA) is an ALP signal and includes all or part of the ALP packet.
- the packet has a data length (packet length) of, for example, 3 to 65539 bytes.
- the sync signal and the valid signal stand simultaneously.
- the sync signal and the valid signal stand simultaneously.
- FIG. 46 describes various signals when an error occurs. Even when an error has occurred, the basic waveform is the same as when no error has occurred, except that the sync signal and the valid signal do not stand at the same time in the portion surrounded by the frame Y.
- a sync signal is set as a special signal but a valid signal is not set.
- transmission of the ALP packet when an error occurs is controlled so that the sync signal and the valid signal do not stand simultaneously.
- the processing unit 43 determines that no error has occurred if the valid signal is also raised when the sync signal is raised, and the sync signal is raised. Sometimes, if the valid signal does not stand, it can be determined that an error has occurred.
- error information may be transmitted using a special signal.
- the error information can be transmitted from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43. Therefore, error information can be transmitted even when an ALP packet is handled.
- the case where the ALP packet is demodulated by the demodulation processing unit 42 and output to the processing unit 43 is basically the same as the case where the TLV packet is output from the demodulation processing unit 42 to the processing unit 43.
- processing processing related to output can be performed, and the above-described embodiment can be applied.
- FIG. 47 shows a configuration example of a general-purpose personal computer.
- This personal computer incorporates a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 1001.
- An input / output interface 1005 is connected to the CPU 1001 via a bus 1004.
- a ROM (Read Only Memory) 1002 and a RAM (Random Access Memory) 1003 are connected to the bus 1004.
- the input / output interface 1005 includes an input unit 1006 including an input device such as a keyboard and a mouse for a user to input an operation command, an output unit 1007 for outputting a processing operation screen and an image of the processing result to a display device, programs, and various types.
- a storage unit 1008 including a hard disk drive for storing data, a LAN (Local Area Network) adapter, and the like are connected to a communication unit 1009 that executes communication processing via a network represented by the Internet.
- magnetic disks including flexible disks
- optical disks including CD-ROM (Compact Disc-Read Only Memory), DVD (Digital Versatile Disc)), magneto-optical disks (including MD (Mini Disc)), or semiconductors
- a drive 1010 for reading / writing data from / to a removable medium 1011 such as a memory is connected.
- the CPU 1001 is read from a program stored in the ROM 1002 or a removable medium 1011 such as a magnetic disk, an optical disk, a magneto-optical disk, or a semiconductor memory, installed in the storage unit 1008, and loaded from the storage unit 1008 to the RAM 1003. Various processes are executed according to the program.
- the RAM 1003 also appropriately stores data necessary for the CPU 1001 to execute various processes.
- the CPU 1001 loads, for example, the program stored in the storage unit 1008 to the RAM 1003 via the input / output interface 1005 and the bus 1004 and executes the program. Is performed.
- the program executed by the computer (CPU 1001) can be provided by being recorded on the removable medium 1011 as a package medium, for example.
- the program can be provided via a wired or wireless transmission medium such as a local area network, the Internet, or digital satellite broadcasting.
- the program can be installed in the storage unit 1008 via the input / output interface 1005 by attaching the removable medium 1011 to the drive 1010. Further, the program can be received by the communication unit 1009 via a wired or wireless transmission medium and installed in the storage unit 1008. In addition, the program can be installed in advance in the ROM 1002 or the storage unit 1008.
- the processing performed by the computer according to the program does not necessarily have to be performed in chronological order in the order described as the flowchart. That is, the processing performed by the computer according to the program includes processing executed in parallel or individually (for example, parallel processing or object processing).
- the program may be processed by one computer (processor), or may be distributedly processed by a plurality of computers. Furthermore, the program may be transferred to a remote computer and executed.
- the system means a set of a plurality of components (devices, modules (parts), etc.), and it does not matter whether all the components are in the same housing. Therefore, a plurality of devices housed in separate housings and connected via a network, and a single device housing a plurality of modules in one housing are all systems. .
- the present technology can take a cloud computing configuration in which one function is shared by a plurality of devices via a network and is jointly processed.
- each step described in the above flowchart can be executed by one device or can be shared by a plurality of devices.
- the plurality of processes included in the one step can be executed by being shared by a plurality of apparatuses in addition to being executed by one apparatus.
- this technique can also take the following structures.
- a demodulation processing unit for performing demodulation processing A processing unit that performs demax processing; A data signal line, a clock signal line, a sink signal line, and a valid signal line disposed between the demodulation processing unit and the processing unit; A signal processing device that transmits a variable-length packet between the demodulation processing unit and the processing unit using the data signal line, the clock signal line, the sync signal line, and the valid signal line.
- the variable-length packet is an IP (Internet Protocol) packet.
- the variable length packet is a TLV (Type Length Value) packet.
- variable length packet transmitted from the demodulation processing unit to the processing unit via the data signal line is at least a part of a TLV packet. apparatus.
- the variable-length packet is any one of TLV, GSE, GSE-Lite, ALP, or IP.
- the clock signal line transmits a clock signal;
- the sync signal line transmits a sync signal indicating the head position of the packet,
- the signal processing device according to any one of (1) to (7), wherein the valid signal line transmits a valid signal representing an effective section of data.
- the signal processing apparatus according to (8), wherein the processing unit latches data from the demodulation processing unit at a rising edge or a falling edge of the clock signal.
- the valid signal is always a signal indicating that the data is valid,
- the valid signal is always a signal indicating that the data is valid, The signal processing apparatus according to (8) or (9), wherein the clock signal stops oscillating when a byte gap is generated. (12) The clock signal is constantly oscillated at a predetermined frequency, The signal processing apparatus according to (8) or (9), wherein the valid signal is dropped when a byte gap is generated. (13) The signal processing device according to any one of (8) to (12), wherein the clock signal stops oscillating when an intra-packet gap or an inter-packet gap occurs. (14) The variable-length packet is a TLV packet, and error information indicating whether or not the packet has an error is included in a packet header area of the TLV packet. Any one of (1) to (13) Signal processing equipment.
- the variable-length packet is a TLV packet, and an error information indicating whether or not the packet has an error is included in an area in which information on the type of the packet included in the TLV packet is written.
- the signal processing device according to any one of (1) to (17), wherein the demodulation processing unit converts a divided TLV packet of ISDB-C standard into a TLV packet and transmits the TLV packet to the processing unit.
- the demodulation processing unit includes J.I.
- the signal processing apparatus according to any one of (1) to (17), wherein a GSE packet of 382 standard is transmitted to the processing unit.
- the demodulation processing unit includes J.I.
- the signal processing device according to any one of (1) to (17), wherein a GSE packet of 382 standard is converted into a TLV packet and transmitted to the processing unit.
- the signal processing device according to any one of (1) to (17), wherein the demodulation processing unit transmits an ATSC standard ALP packet to the processing unit.
- the ALP packet header includes at least 2-bit type information and 1-bit error information indicating whether or not an error has occurred in the packet as information on the type of data arranged in the payload.
- the signal processing device according to (21).
- the type information is information for identifying four types of packets among five types of packets of IPv4 IP packets, compressed IP packets, LLS packets, extended packets, and MPEG2-TS TS packets.
- the signal processing apparatus according to 22).
- (24) The signal processing device according to (21), wherein when there is an error in the packet, the sync signal transmitted through the sync signal line and the valid signal transmitted through the valid signal line do not stand simultaneously.
- a demodulation processing unit for performing demodulation processing A processing unit that performs demax processing;
- a signal processing method of a signal processing device comprising a data signal line, a clock signal line, a sink signal line, and a valid signal line, arranged between the demodulation processing unit and the processing unit,
- a signal processing method including a step of transmitting a variable-length packet between the demodulation processing unit and the processing unit using the data signal line, the clock signal line, the sync signal line, and the valid signal line.
- a demodulation processing unit for performing demodulation processing A processing unit that performs demax processing; A computer that controls a signal processing device that is disposed between the demodulation processing unit and the processing unit and includes a data signal line, a clock signal line, a sink signal line, and a valid signal line, In order to execute processing including a step of transmitting a variable-length packet between the demodulation processing unit and the processing unit using the data signal line, the clock signal line, the sync signal line, and the valid signal line Computer readable programs.
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Description
1.受信機の構成
2.TLVパケットについて
3.信号線について
4.クロック信号は変化し、バリッド信号は変化しない場合
5.クロック信号は停止され、バリッド信号は変化しない場合
6.クロック信号は常時発振、バリッド信号は適宜落とす場合
7.8ビットパラレル伝送時のパケット内、パケット間のギャップ時の信号について
8.1ビットシリアル伝送時のパケット内、パケット間のギャップ時の信号について
9.エラー信号の伝送について
10.NTPの処理について
11.データの第1の出力パターンについて
12.データの第2の出力パターンについて
13.データの第3の出力パターンについて
14.データの第4の出力パターンについて
15.データの第5の出力パターンについて
16.NTPが一定間隔で出力されることについて
17.ケーブル再送信への適用
18.ALPへの適用
19.本技術を適用したコンピュータの説明
本技術は、上記したようなMMT・TLV方式による放送波を受信し、処理する受信機11に適用できるため、受信機11の構成について説明を加える。図2は、本技術を適用した受信機11の一実施の形態の構成を示す図である。
次に図3を参照し、送信機10から送信され、受信機11で受信され、処理される放送波について説明を加える。
ところで、従来の受信機11として、例えば、TS(Transport Stream)パケットを処理する機器があった。そのような機器においても、TLVパケットが処理できるようにするために、また、新たな機器としてTLVパケットを処理するために、以下に説明する処理が行われる。
まず図9乃至図12を参照し、クロック信号は変化し、バリッド信号は変化しないデータ伝送について説明する。なお、図9乃至図12には、シンク信号を図示していないが、図7を参照して説明した場合と同じく、TLVに含まれるパケットの先頭のタイミングを表す信号として、復調処理部42から処理部43に供給されている。
次に、図13乃至図16を参照し、伝送するビット数(信号線の本数)にかかわらずクロック信号は同じ周波数であるが、データの無効区間は停止し、バリッド信号は変化しないデータ伝送について説明する。
次に、図17乃至図20を参照し、伝送するビット数(信号線の本数)にかかわらずクロック信号は同じ周波数であり、かつ常に発振し、バリッド信号はデータ無効区間では落とされるデータ伝送について説明する。
図9乃至図20を参照し、8ビットのデータを伝送するときのクロック信号やバリッド信号について説明した。さらに可変長のパケットデータを伝送するときのクロック信号やバリッド信号について説明を加える。可変長のパケットデータを伝送するとき、パケット内ギャップやパケット間ギャップが発生するときがある。
図23、図24を参照し、1ビットシリアル伝送のときであり、ギャップが発生した区間で、クロック信号を停止する場合についてについて説明する。図23は、クロック信号がライジングエッジモードのときであり、図24は、フォーリングエッジモードのときである。
次にエラー信号の伝送について説明する。
次に、NTPの処理について説明する。図3を参照して説明したように、TLVパケットには、TLVストリームID毎に、所定の位置に、時刻情報であるNTPが配置されている。このNTPは、MPEG2-TSにおけるPCR(Program Clock Reference)と同様の役割を果たす情報として用いることが可能な情報である。ここで、簡便にPCRについて説明を加える。
このようなTLVパケットを、復調処理部42から処理部43にデータ信号線(図6)で伝送する場合、パケットを抽出したタイミングで、出力するパターン(以下、第1の出力パターンとする)を、図29の最下段に示した。
図30を参照して、フレーム全体を通して、TLVパケットを出力するパターン(第2の出力パターンと記述する)について説明する。
図31を参照して、パケット内ギャップをない状態でTLVパケットを出力するパターン(第3の出力パターンと記述する)について説明する。
図32を参照して、TLVパケットが抽出された複数のスロット区間に、その区間にバッファに記憶されたデータを、一定レートでスムージングして出力するパターン(第4の出力パターンと記述する)について説明する。
図33を参照して、TLVパケットが抽出されたスロットをスムージングし、クロック信号の周波数を固定として、TLVパケットを出力するパターン(第5の出力パターンと記述する)について説明する。
第1乃至第5の出力パターンを説明したが、これらの第1乃至第5の出力パターンのいずれのパターンにおいても、時刻情報であるNTPの出力間隔が保たれることについて、図34を参照して説明する。
上記した実施の形態においては、TLVパケットを扱う場合を例に挙げて説明したが、本技術は、GSE(Generic Stream Encapsulation)、GSE-Lite(DVB)、IPパケットなどのパケットを扱う場合にも適用できる。
上記した本技術は、ATSC(Advanced Television Systems Committee)方式にも適用できる。以下、本技術をATSC方式に適用した場合を例に挙げて説明する。図41は、ATSC方式で授受されるALPパケットの構造を示す図である。
ところで、上述した一連の処理は、ハードウェアにより実行させることもできるが、ソフトウェアにより実行させることもできる。一連の処理をソフトウェアにより実行させる場合には、そのソフトウェアを構成するプログラムが、専用のハードウェアに組み込まれているコンピュータ、または、各種のプログラムをインストールすることで、各種の機能を実行することが可能な、例えば汎用のパーソナルコンピュータなどに、記録媒体からインストールされる。
(1)
復調処理を行う復調処理部と、
デマックス処理を行う処理部と、
前記復調処理部と前記処理部との間に配置された、データ信号線、クロック信号線、シンク信号線、バリッド信号線と
を備え、
前記データ信号線、前記クロック信号線、前記シンク信号線、前記バリッド信号線を用いて、前記復調処理部と前記処理部との間で、可変長パケットを伝送する
信号処理装置。
(2)
前記可変長パケットは、IP(Internet Protocol)パケットである
前記(1)に記載の信号処理装置。
(3)
前記可変長パケットは、TLV(Type Length Value)パケットである
前記(1)に記載の信号処理装置。
(4)
前記復調処理部から、前記データ信号線を介して前記処理部に伝送される前記可変長パケットは、TLVパケットの少なくとも一部である
前記(1)乃至(3)のいずれかに記載の信号処理装置。
(5)
前記可変長パケットは、TLV、GSE、GSE-Lite、ALP、またはIPのいずれかである
前記(1)に記載の信号処理装置。
(6)
前記データ信号線は、1乃至8本配線され、配線されている本数に応じたシリアル伝送またはパラレル伝送を行う
前記(1)乃至(5)のいずれかに記載の信号処理装置。
(7)
前記可変長パケットの伝送は、1乃至8ビットの任意のビット幅で行われる
前記(1)乃至(6)のいずれかに記載の信号処理装置。
(8)
前記クロック信号線は、クロック信号を伝送し、
前記シンク信号線は、パケットの先頭位置を表すシンク信号を伝送し、
前記バリッド信号線は、データの有効区間を表すバリッド信号を伝送する
前記(1)乃至(7)のいずれかに記載の信号処理装置。
(9)
前記処理部は、前記復調処理部からのデータを、前記クロック信号の立ち上がり、または立ち下がりでラッチする
前記(8)に記載の信号処理装置。
(10)
前記バリッド信号は、常時、データが有効であることを示す信号とされ、
前記クロック信号は、前記データ信号線のビット幅に応じた周波数に設定されている
前記(8)または(9)に記載の信号処理装置。
(11)
前記バリッド信号は、常時、データが有効であることを示す信号とされ、
前記クロック信号は、バイトギャップが発生しているときに発振を停止される
前記(8)または(9)に記載の信号処理装置。
(12)
前記クロック信号は、所定の周波数で常時発振され、
前記バリッド信号は、バイトギャップが発生しているときには落とされる
前記(8)または(9)に記載の信号処理装置。
(13)
前記クロック信号は、パケット内ギャップまたはパケット間ギャップが発生しているときには、発振を停止される
前記(8)乃至(12)のいずれかに記載の信号処理装置。
(14)
前記可変長パケットは、TLVパケットであり、前記TLVパケットのパケットヘッダ領域に、パケットにエラーがあるか否かを表すエラー情報が含まれている
前記(1)乃至(13)のいずれかに記載の信号処理装置。
(15)
前記可変長パケットは、TLVパケットであり、前記TLVパケットに含まれるパケットの種別に関する情報が書き込まれている領域に、パケットにエラーがあるか否かを表すエラー情報が含まれている
前記(1)乃至(13)のいずれかに記載の信号処理装置。
(16)
前記エラー情報を伝送するエラー信号線をさらに備える
前記(14)または(15)に記載の信号処理装置。
(17)
前記エラー情報は、誤り訂正符号単位で伝送する、または可変長パケット単位で伝送する
前記(14)乃至(16)のいずれかに記載の信号処理装置。
(18)
前記復調処理部は、ISDB-C規格の分割TLVパケットをTLVパケットに変換し、前記処理部に伝送する
前記(1)乃至(17)のいずれかに記載の信号処理装置。
(19)
前記復調処理部は、J.382規格のGSEパケットを、前記処理部に伝送する
前記(1)乃至(17)のいずれかに記載の信号処理装置。
(20)
前記復調処理部は、J.382規格のGSEパケットをTLVパケットに変換し、前記処理部に伝送する
前記(1)乃至(17)のいずれかに記載の信号処理装置。
(21)
前記復調処理部は、ATSC規格のALPパケットを、前記処理部に伝送する
前記(1)乃至(17)のいずれかに記載の信号処理装置。
(22)
前記ALPパケットのヘッダには、ペイロードに配置されるデータのタイプに関する情報として、2ビットのタイプ情報と、パケット内にエラーが発生しているか否かを表す1ビットのエラー情報が、少なくとも含まれる
前記(21)に記載の信号処理装置。
(23)
前記タイプ情報は、IPv4のIPパケット、圧縮されたIPパケット、LLSパケット、拡張パケット、およびMPEG2-TS方式のTSパケットの5種類のパケットのうち、4種類のパケットを識別する情報である
前記(22)に記載の信号処理装置。
(24)
パケット内にエラーがある場合、前記シンク信号線で伝送されるシンク信号と前記バリッド信号線で伝送されるバリッド信号は、同時に立たない
前記(21)に記載の信号処理装置。
(25)
復調処理を行う復調処理部と、
デマックス処理を行う処理部と、
前記復調処理部と前記処理部との間に配置された、データ信号線、クロック信号線、シンク信号線、バリッド信号線と
を備える信号処理装置の信号処理方法において、
前記データ信号線、前記クロック信号線、前記シンク信号線、前記バリッド信号線を用いて、前記復調処理部と前記処理部との間で、可変長パケットを伝送する
ステップを含む信号処理方法。
(26)
復調処理を行う復調処理部と、
デマックス処理を行う処理部と、
前記復調処理部と前記処理部との間に配置された、データ信号線、クロック信号線、シンク信号線、バリッド信号線と
を備える信号処理装置を制御するコンピュータに、
前記データ信号線、前記クロック信号線、前記シンク信号線、前記バリッド信号線を用いて、前記復調処理部と前記処理部との間で、可変長パケットを伝送する
ステップを含む処理を実行させるためのコンピュータ読み取り可能なプログラム。
Claims (26)
- 復調処理を行う復調処理部と、
デマックス処理を行う処理部と、
前記復調処理部と前記処理部との間に配置された、データ信号線、クロック信号線、シンク信号線、バリッド信号線と
を備え、
前記データ信号線、前記クロック信号線、前記シンク信号線、前記バリッド信号線を用いて、前記復調処理部と前記処理部との間で、可変長パケットを伝送する
信号処理装置。 - 前記可変長パケットは、IP(Internet Protocol)パケットである
請求項1に記載の信号処理装置。 - 前記可変長パケットは、TLV(Type Length Value)パケットである
請求項1に記載の信号処理装置。 - 前記復調処理部から、前記データ信号線を介して前記処理部に伝送される前記可変長パケットは、TLVパケットの少なくとも一部である
請求項1に記載の信号処理装置。 - 前記可変長パケットは、TLV、GSE、GSE-Lite、ALP、またはIPのいずれかである
請求項1に記載の信号処理装置。 - 前記データ信号線は、1乃至8本配線され、配線されている本数に応じたシリアル伝送またはパラレル伝送を行う
請求項1に記載の信号処理装置。 - 前記可変長パケットの伝送は、1乃至8ビットの任意のビット幅で行われる
請求項1に記載の信号処理装置。 - 前記クロック信号線は、クロック信号を伝送し、
前記シンク信号線は、パケットの先頭位置を表すシンク信号を伝送し、
前記バリッド信号線は、データの有効区間を表すバリッド信号を伝送する
請求項1に記載の信号処理装置。 - 前記処理部は、前記復調処理部からのデータを、前記クロック信号の立ち上がり、または立ち下がりでラッチする
請求項8に記載の信号処理装置。 - 前記バリッド信号は、常時、データが有効であることを示す信号とされ、
前記クロック信号は、前記データ信号線のビット幅に応じた周波数に設定されている
請求項8に記載の信号処理装置。 - 前記バリッド信号は、常時、データが有効であることを示す信号とされ、
前記クロック信号は、バイトギャップが発生しているときに発振を停止される
請求項8に記載の信号処理装置。 - 前記クロック信号は、所定の周波数で常時発振され、
前記バリッド信号は、バイトギャップが発生しているときには落とされる
請求項8に記載の信号処理装置。 - 前記クロック信号は、パケット内ギャップまたはパケット間ギャップが発生しているときには、発振を停止される
請求項8に記載の信号処理装置。 - 前記可変長パケットは、TLVパケットであり、前記TLVパケットのパケットヘッダ領域に、パケットにエラーがあるか否かを表すエラー情報が含まれている
請求項1に記載の信号処理装置。 - 前記可変長パケットは、TLVパケットであり、前記TLVパケットに含まれるパケットの種別に関する情報が書き込まれている領域に、パケットにエラーがあるか否かを表すエラー情報が含まれている
請求項1に記載の信号処理装置。 - 前記エラー情報を伝送するエラー信号線をさらに備える
請求項14に記載の信号処理装置。 - 前記エラー情報は、誤り訂正符号単位で伝送する、または可変長パケット単位で伝送する
請求項14に記載の信号処理装置。 - 前記復調処理部は、ISDB-C規格の分割TLVパケットをTLVパケットに変換し、前記処理部に伝送する
請求項1に記載の信号処理装置。 - 前記復調処理部は、J.382規格のGSEパケットを、前記処理部に伝送する
請求項1に記載の信号処理装置。 - 前記復調処理部は、J.382規格のGSEパケットをTLVパケットに変換し、前記処理部に伝送する
請求項1に記載の信号処理装置。 - 前記復調処理部は、ATSC規格のALPパケットを、前記処理部に伝送する
請求項1に記載の信号処理装置。 - 前記ALPパケットのヘッダには、ペイロードに配置されるデータのタイプに関する情報として、2ビットのタイプ情報と、パケット内にエラーが発生しているか否かを表す1ビットのエラー情報が、少なくとも含まれる
請求項21に記載の信号処理装置。 - 前記タイプ情報は、IPv4のIPパケット、圧縮されたIPパケット、LLSパケット、拡張パケット、およびMPEG2-TS方式のTSパケットの5種類のパケットのうち、4種類のパケットを識別する情報である
請求項22に記載の信号処理装置。 - パケット内にエラーがある場合、前記シンク信号線で伝送されるシンク信号と前記バリッド信号線で伝送されるバリッド信号は、同時に立たない
請求項21に記載の信号処理装置。 - 復調処理を行う復調処理部と、
デマックス処理を行う処理部と、
前記復調処理部と前記処理部との間に配置された、データ信号線、クロック信号線、シンク信号線、バリッド信号線と
を備える信号処理装置の信号処理方法において、
前記データ信号線、前記クロック信号線、前記シンク信号線、前記バリッド信号線を用いて、前記復調処理部と前記処理部との間で、可変長パケットを伝送する
ステップを含む信号処理方法。 - 復調処理を行う復調処理部と、
デマックス処理を行う処理部と、
前記復調処理部と前記処理部との間に配置された、データ信号線、クロック信号線、シンク信号線、バリッド信号線と
を備える信号処理装置を制御するコンピュータに、
前記データ信号線、前記クロック信号線、前記シンク信号線、前記バリッド信号線を用いて、前記復調処理部と前記処理部との間で、可変長パケットを伝送する
ステップを含む処理を実行させるためのコンピュータ読み取り可能なプログラム。
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