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`DECLARATION OF JUNE ANN MUNFORD
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`1. My name is June Ann Munford. I am over the age of 18, have personal
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`knowledge of the facts set forth herein, and am competent to testify to the
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`2. I earned a Master of Library and Information Science (MLIS) from the
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`University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in 2009. I have over ten years of
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`experience in the library/information science field. Beginning in 2004, I
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`Assistant Librarian, Youth Services Librarian and Library Director. I have
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`materials acquisition for multiple libraries. In that position, I have cataloged,
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`materials directly from vendors, recording publishing data from the material
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`physically preparing that material for circulation. In addition to my
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`during my time as a Library Director.
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`inception in 2001. During my time as a librarian, I frequently used the
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`5. I have reviewed Exhibit LGE1022, a document entitled ATSC Recommended
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`Practice: Guidelines for the Physical Layer Protocol (A/327), 2 October
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`2018 by the Advanced Television Systems Committee.
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`6. Attached hereto as Appendix 327a is a screen capture of the Internet Archive
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`Wayback Machine entry for https://www.atsc.org/wp-
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`content/uploads/2018/10/A327-2018-Physical-Layer-RP.pdf. I secured these
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`Physical-Layer-RP.pdf” containing ATSC Recommended Practice:
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`Guidelines for the Physical Layer Protocol (A/327), 2 October 2018. I
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`https://web.archive.org/web/20220126142234/https://www.atsc.org/wp-
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`correct copy of ATSC Recommended Practice: Guidelines for the Physical
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`Layer Protocol (A/327), 2 October 2018.
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`8. Attached hereto as Appendix 327c is a screen capture of the Internet Archive
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`recommended-practices/. I secured these screen captures myself from
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`https://web.archive.org/web/20190326162834/https://www.atsc.org/standard
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`s/atsc-3-0-recommended-practices/. On this web capture of the ATSC
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`the document. The ‘download PDF file’ button on this record forwards the
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`https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8742723. On page 3 of this screen
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`10. Appendix 327a and 327b indicate the ‘A327-2018-Physical-Layer-RP.pdf’
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`file containing ATSC Recommended Practice: Guidelines for the Physical
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`Layer Protocol (A/327), 2 October 2018 was first made available by the
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`Internet Archive as of January 26, 2022. Appendix 327c indicates the ATSC
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`327d was broadly available as of the year 2019. Considering this
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`Guidelines for the Physical Layer Protocol (A/327), 2 October 2018 was
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`first available to the public by March 2019 if not earlier by the ATSC itself.
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`above-illustrated matter in establishing the authenticity and public
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`availability of the documents discussed in this declaration. I am being
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`compensated for my services in this matter at the rate of $100.00 per hour
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`plus reasonable expenses. My statements are objective, and my
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`willful false statements and the like so made are punishable by fine or
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`imprisonment, or both, under Section 1001 of Title 18 of the United States
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`Dated: 12/9/2022
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`ATSC A/327:2018
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`Guidelines for the Physical Layer Protocol
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`Guidelines for the Physical Layer Protocol
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`Doc. A/327:2018
`2 October 2018
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`ATSC A/327:2018
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`Guidelines for the Physical Layer Protocol
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`2 October 2018
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`The Advanced Television Systems Committee, Inc., is an international, non-profit organization
`developing voluntary standards and recommended practices for digital television. ATSC member
`organizations represent the broadcast, broadcast equipment, motion picture, consumer electronics,
`computer, cable, satellite, and semiconductor industries. ATSC also develops digital television
`implementation strategies and supports educational activities on ATSC standards. ATSC was
`formed in 1983 by the member organizations of the Joint Committee on Inter-society Coordination
`(JCIC): the Electronic Industries Association (EIA), the Institute of Electrical and Electronic
`Engineers (IEEE), the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB), the National Cable
`Telecommunications Association (NCTA), and the Society of Motion Picture and Television
`Engineers (SMPTE). For more information visit www.atsc.org.
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`Note: The user's attention is called to the possibility that compliance with this standard may
`require use of an invention covered by patent rights. By publication of this standard, no position
`is taken with respect to the validity of this claim or of any patent rights in connection therewith.
`One or more patent holders have, however, filed a statement regarding the terms on which such
`patent holder(s) may be willing to grant a license under these rights to individuals or entities
`desiring to obtain such a license. Details may be obtained from the ATSC Secretary and the patent
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`Implementers with feedback, comments, or potential bug reports relating to this document may
`contact ATSC at https://www.atsc.org/feedback/.
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`Table of Contents
`1. SCOPE ..................................................................................................................................................... 1
`1.1
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`Introduction and Background
`1.2
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`Organization
`2. REFERENCES ......................................................................................................................................... 1
`3. DEFINITION OF TERMS .......................................................................................................................... 2
`3.1
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`Compliance Notation
`3.2
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`Acronyms and Abbreviations
`3.3
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`Terms
`4. SYSTEM OVERVIEW AND GUIDELINES FOR PHYSICAL LAYER MODE ........................................... 6
`4.1
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`System Overview
`4.2
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`Guidelines for Physical Layer Mode
`4.2.1
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`FFT Size
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`Bandwidth and Bandwidth Reduction
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`Pilot Pattern
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`Separation of Pilot Carriers (Dx)
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`Length of Pattern in Symbols (Dy)
`4.2.4
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`Pilot Boosting
`4.2.5
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`Frame and Subframe Length
`4.2.5.1
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`Frame Length
`4.2.5.2
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`Number of Preamble Symbols
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`Subframe Configuration
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`Symbol-Aligned or Time-Aligned Mode
`4.2.7
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`PLP Multiplexing
`4.2.7.1
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`PLP Cell Multiplexing
`4.2.7.2
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`Layered Division Multiplexing
`4.2.8
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`LDM Parameters
`4.2.8.1
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`LDM Injection Level
`4.2.8.2
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`LDM ModCod Combination
`4.2.9
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`Code Rate, Length and Constellation
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`L1 Protection Mode
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`Time Interleaver Mode
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`Valid Conditions for CTI Mode
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`Valid Conditions for HTI and No TI Mode
`4.2.11.3
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`Extended Time Interleaving
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`Guard Interval
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`Frequency Interleaver Mode
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`Time Information Type
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`Multiple Subframes within a Frame
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`L1D_plp_fec_type
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`Transmitter Identification (TxID)
`5. GUIDELINES FOR TRANSMITTER IMPLEMENTATION ...................................................................... 28
`5.1
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`Input Formatting
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`Delivered Product in Multiple PLPs
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`Bit Interleaved and Coded Modulation (BICM)
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`Inner Encoding
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`Constellation Mapping
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`Layered Division Multiplexing (LDM)
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`Protection for L1-Signaling
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`Common Block for L1-Basic and L1-Detail
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`L1-Detail Specific Block: L1 Segmentation
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`L1-Detail Specific Block: Additional Parity
`Framing and Interleaving
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`Time Interleaving
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`Convolutional Time Interleaving (CTI)
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`Hybrid Time Interleaving (HTI)
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`Frame Structure
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`Example Scenario for Power Saving Aspect
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`Example Scenario for Performance Aspect
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`LDM and PLP Multiplexing
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`Definition of L1D_plp_start and L1D_plp_size
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`Indexing TI Groups
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`Positioning Enhanced PLP(s) and Not Recommended LDM Cases
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`Combination with FDM
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`Frequency Interleaving
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`Waveform Generation
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`Pilot Insertion
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`Scattered Pilot Insertion
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`Continual Pilot Insertion
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`Edge Pilot Insertion
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`Preamble Pilot Insertion
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`Subframe Boundary Pilot Insertion
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`Signal Model
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`Inverse Fast Fourier Transform (IFFT)
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`5.4.4
`Guard Interval
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`5.4.5
`Bootstrap
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`Channel Bonding
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`Memory Considerations
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`5.5.2
`Channel Bonding Examples
`6. GUIDELINES FOR RECEIVER IMPLEMENTATION ............................................................................. 57
`6.1
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`Signal Discovery and Synchronization
`6.1.1
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`Use of Bootstrap for Signal Acquisition and Synchronization
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`Signal Acquisition and Timing Synchronization
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`Fractional Frequency Offset (FFO) Estimation
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`Integer Frequency Offset (IFO) Estimation and Validation
`6.1.2
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`Signaling Detection of Bootstrap Symbols
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`Time Domain Cyclic Shift Detection
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`Waveform Demodulation
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`Channel Estimation and Equalization
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`6.2.1.1
`Channel Estimation for Mobile Reception
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`Channel Estimation for Fixed Reception
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`Removal of Peak to Average Power Ratio Reduction Techniques
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`De-Framing and De-Interleaving
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`6.3.1
`Frequency De-Interleaving
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`6.3.1.1
`Frequency De-Interleaving for 8K/16K FFT Size
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`6.3.1.2
`Frequency De-Interleaving for 32K FFT Size
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`6.3.2
`Time De-Interleaving
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`6.3.2.1
`Extended Time De-Interleaving
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`6.3.2.2
`Hybrid Time De-Interleaving
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`LDM Decoding
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`6.4.1
`Decoding Process of Core and Enhanced Layers
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`Core PLP Decoding
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`6.4.3
`Core PLP Cancellation and Enhanced PLP Decoding
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`Channel Decoding
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`LLR De-Mapping for Non-Uniform Constellations
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`6.5.1.1
`De-Mapping for 1D-NUC
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`6.5.1.2
`De-Mapping for 2D-NUC
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`6.5.2
`Bit De-Interleaving
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`6.5.3
`Inner and Outer Decoding
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`6.5.4
`Decoding of L1 Signaling
`7. GUIDELINES FOR MOBILE SERVICES................................................................................................ 83
`7.1
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`Input Formatting
`7.2
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`Bit Interleaved Coding and Modulation (BICM)
`7.2.1
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`BICM for Data Payload
`7.2.2
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`Protection for L1-Signaling
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`Framing and Interleaving
`7.3.1
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`Time Interleaving
`7.3.1.1
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`Time Interleaver Modes
`7.3.1.2
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`Time Interleaver Size
`7.3.2
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`Framing
`7.3.2.1
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`Frame Length
`7.3.2.2
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`PLP Multiplexing
`7.3.3
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`Frequency Interleaving
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`Waveform Generation
`7.4.1
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`Pilot Insertion
`7.4.2
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`Inverse Fast Fourier Transform (IFFT)
`7.4.3
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`Guard Interval
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`Introduction
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`Channel Models
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`Simulation, Laboratory Test and Field Test Results
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`Calculation of Boosted Pilot Correction Factor
`Estimation of Channel Estimation Loss
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`Method
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`B.2.2
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`Example C/N calculation
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`Estimation of Average Value of (cid:2188)(cid:2165)(cid:2170)(cid:2176)
`Example Calculated values of (cid:2722)(cid:2158)(cid:2172)
`Calculated values of (cid:2722)(cid:2174)(cid:2159)(cid:2161)
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`Expected receiver AWGN C/N based on Calculation Model
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`C.3 Multiple PLP TDM Service
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`Index of Figures
`Figure 4.1 High level ATSC 3.0 physical layer protocol diagram enabling an example of
`multiple-PLP architecture.
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`Figure 4.2 Equalized SNR performance for (cid:2160)(cid:2207)= (cid:2779) (left) and (cid:2160)(cid:2207)= (cid:2781) (right) with
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`Figure 4.3 Injection level control of Enhanced PLP(s).
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`Figure 5.1 Format of FEC frame when BCH/CRC is used (top) or not (bottom).
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`Figure 5.2 PCM structure of (a) Type A LDPC and (b) Type B LDPC.
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`Figure 5.3 Bit interleaver structure: Parity, group-wise and block interleavers.
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`Figure 5.4 A two-layer LDM transmitter configuration.
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`Figure 5.5 Grouping of FFT sizes: (a) Not recommended, random order, (b) Recommended,
`in 8K, 16K and 32K order.
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`Figure 5.6 Example at subframe boundary from SP3_2 to SP6_4.
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`Figure 5.7 Example at subframe boundary from SP3_2 to SP4_4.
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`Figure 5.8 Example at subframe boundary from SP12_2 to SP6_4.
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`Figure 5.9 Example showing channel at a receiver before interpolation with scattered pilots
`Dx = 6 and Dy = 4.
`Figure 5.10 Example at a receiver showing that after time and frequency interpolation the
`channel can be well estimated up to Tu/6.
`Figure 5.11 Example at a receiver with Dx = 12 and Dy = 4 showing that the receiver
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`Figure 5.12 Example at subframe boundary from SP16_2 to SP6_4.
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`Figure 5.13 L1D_plp_start and L1D_plp_size definitions for Core and Enhanced PLPs.
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`Figure 5.14 TI Group assignment for multiple Core PLPs.
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`Figure 5.15 Two Enhanced PLPs injected into a single Core PLP.
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`Figure 5.16 Not recommended LDM configuration example #1.
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`Figure 5.17 Not recommended LDM configuration example #2.
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`Figure 5.18 Allowed LDM configuration example #1 using the CTI mode.
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`Figure 5.19 Allowed LDM configuration example #2 using the CTI mode.
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`Figure 5.20 Allowed LDM configuration example using the HTI mode.
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`Figure 5.22 FLDM configuration example.
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`Figure 5.23 LFDM configuration example.
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`Figure 5.24 Scattered pilot pattern SP12_2 (Dx = 12, Dy = 2).
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`Figure 5.25 1-PLP 2-Channel Bonding example transmitter architecture.
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`Figure 5.26 1-PLP 2-Channel Bonding example receiver architecture.
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`Figure 5.27 4-PLP channel bonding example transmitter architecture.
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`Figure 5.28 4-PLP channel bonding example receiver architecture.
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`Figure 6.1 Delayed correlation diagram.
`Figure 6.2 Memory reconfiguration to support the extended de-interleaving.
`Figure 6.3 Example of input TI Block and output TI Block in a TBI operation: (a) The 0-th
`TI Block, (b) The 1-st TI Block.
`Figure 6.4 Example of input TI Block and output TI Block in TBDI operation: (a) Memory
`data cells for the 0-th TI Block, (b) Address generation for reading the 0-th input TI
`Block, (c) Memory data cells for the 1-st TI Block, (d) Address generation for reading the
`1-st input TI Block.
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`Figure 6.5 Example of time interleaving/de-interleaving with virtual FEC Blocks: (a) Output
`data cells after TBI operation, (b) Memory data cells after writing into TBDI memory.
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`Figure 6.6 LDM decoding block diagram.
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`Figure 6.7 LDM FEC Block decoding process of Core and Enhanced Layers.
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`Figure 6.8 CL signal re-generation: (1) Whole codeword, (2) Information + outer code parity,
`and (3) Information-only cases.
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`Figure 6.9 De-mapper structure for 1D-NUC.
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`Figure 6.10 De-mapper structure for 2D-NUC.
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`Figure 6.11 De-interleaving process of Type A block de-interleaver.
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`Figure 6.12 LDPC code performance based on various decoding algorithms (Code rate =
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`Index of Tables
`Table 4.1 Scattered Pilot Pattern Overheads
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`Table 4.2 Maximum Recommended Number of Preamble Symbols for Different FFT Sizes 13
`Table 4.3 Required SNRs (dB) for all ModCod Combinations, Long LDPC codes (64800
`bits) and AWGN Channel
`Table 4.4 Required SNRs (dB) for all ModCod Combinations, Long LDPC Codes (64800
`bits) and i.i.d. Rayleigh Channel
`Table 4.5 Required SNRs (dB) for all ModCod Combinations, Short LDPC Codes (16200
`bits) and AWGN Channel
`Table 4.6 Required SNRs (dB) for all ModCod Combinations, Short LDPC Codes (16200
`bits) and i.i.d. Rayleigh Channel
`Table 4.7 Mandatory ModCod Combinations for Long Codes (64800 bits)
`Table 4.8 Mandatory ModCod Combinations for Short Codes (16200 bits)
`Table 4.9 Definition of L1 Protection Modes
`Table 4.10 Performance of L1-Basic and L1-Detail Modes Under AWGN and Rayleigh
`Channels (FER=10-4)
`Table 4.11 Required SNRs of the Preamble when TxID is Injected (AWGN Channel)
`Table 5.1 Types of Pilots in Each Type of Symbol
`Table 5.2 Allowed Combinations of GI and FFT Sizes
`Table 5.3 Statistical Multiplexing Gains
`Table 5.4 Example Parameters and Bit Rate for 1-PLP Channel Bonding
`Table 6.1 Optimized Offset and Scaling Values
`Table 6.2 Performance Difference from the Shannon Capacity Limit to the Theoretical
`Thresholds and Simulation Results (Short Code Cases)
`Table 6.3 Performance Difference from the Shannon Capacity Limit to the Theoretical
`Thresholds and Simulation Results (Long Code Cases)
`Table 7.1 Recommended ModCod Combinations for ATSC 3.0 Mobile Services (Ninner =
`16200 bits, i.e., Short Codes)
`Table 7.2 Recommended Scattered Pilot Patterns for ATSC 3.0 Mobile Services
`Table 7.3 Recommended Guard Intervals for ATSC 3.0 Mobile Services
`Table A.3.1 System Parameters for Simulations, Laboratory Tests, and Field Tests
`Table A.3.2 Required C/N for BER = 10-6 After LDPC and BCH Decoding Under
`AWGN Channel
`Table A.3.3 Required C/N for BER = 10-6 After LDPC and BCH Decoding Under Rician
`Channel
`Table A.3.4 Required C/N for BER = 10-6 After LDPC and BCH Decoding Under
`Rayleigh Channel
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`Table B.4.1 Calculated Values of (cid:543)(cid:1828)(cid:1842)
`Table B.5.1 Calculated Values of (cid:543)(cid:1844)(cid:1829)(cid:1831)
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`Table B.6.1 Gaussian Channel 8K FFT, QPSK Expected C/N Values
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`Table B.6.2 Gaussian Channel 8K FFT, 16QAM Expected C/N Values
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`Table B.6.3 Gaussian Channel 8K FFT, 64QAM Expected C/N Values
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`Table B.6.4 Gaussian Channel 8K FFT, 256QAM Expected C/N Values
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`Table B.6.5 Gaussian Channel 8K FFT, 1024 and 4096QAM Expected C/N Values
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`Table B.6.6 Gaussian Channel 16K FFT, QPSK Expected C/N Values
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`Table B.6.7 Gaussian Channel 16K FFT, 16QAM Expected C/N Values
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`Table B.6.8 Gaussian Channel 16K FFT, 64QAM Expected C/N Values
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`Table B.6.9 Gaussian Channel 16K FFT, 256QAM Expected C/N Values
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`Table B.6.10 Gaussian Channel 16K FFT, 1024QAM and 4096QAM Expected C/N Values 108
`Table B.6.11 Gaussian Channel 32K FFT, QPSK Expected C/N Values
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`Table B.6.12 Gaussian Channel 32K FFT, 16QAM Expected C/N Values
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`Table B.6.13 Gaussian Channel 32K FFT, 64QAM Expected C/N Values
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`Table B.6.14 Gaussian Channel 32K FFT, 256QAM Expected C/N Values
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`Table B.6.15 Gaussian Channel 32K FFT, 1024QAM and 4096QAM Expected C/N Values 113
`Table C.1.1 Example of Physical Layer Parameters for Single-PLP Service
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`Table C.2.1 Example of Physical Layer Parameters for 2-Subframe Service
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`Table C.3.1 Example of Physical Layer Parameters for 2-PLP TDM Service
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`Table C.4.1 Example of Physical Layer Parameters for 2-PLP LDM Service
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`ATSC Recommended Practice:
`Guidelines for the Physical Layer Protocol
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`1. SCOPE
`This document provides recommended practices for the ATSC 3.0 physical layer protocol
`standards specified by A/321 [2] and A/322 [3]. The intent of this document is to make
`recommendations for physical layer operating modes so that readers can make informed decisions
`about physical layer configurations. Also, this document provides some implementation guidelines
`to aid with flexible configurations of physical layer design resources in transmitter and receiver
`manufacturers’ equipment.
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`1.1 Introduction and Background
`The ATSC 3.0 physical layer protocol is designed to provide a toolbox of technology that allows
`flexible operating modes for a variety of harsh channel conditions (e.g., indoor or mobile) while
`maintaining efficient use of spectrum resources. This document provides recommended parameter
`and technology choices in A/321 [2] and A/322 [3] so that broadcasters can optimally deliver
`intended service(s). It also contains detailed guidelines for transmitter and receiver design
`implementations based on engineering studies of the latest technologies in the ATSC 3.0 physical
`layer. Guidelines for broadcasters’ mobile service(s) are provided with operating modes and
`parameter choices of A/322 [3] in aspects of robustness and power consumption. The ATSC 3.0
`system performance and recommended service examples cover aspects of real field experiences
`and are intended to provide practical guidance for all readers.
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`1.2 Organization
`This document is organized as follows:
`(cid:120) Section 1 – The scope of this document and general introduction
`(cid:120) Section 2 – References and applicable documents
`(cid:120) Section 3 – Definition of terms, acronyms, and abbreviations used
`(cid:120) Section 4 – System overview and guidelines for physical layer parameter choices
`(cid:120) Section 5 – Guidelines in detail for transmitter implementation
`(cid:120) Section 6 – Guidelines in detail for receiver implementation
`(cid:120) Section 7 – Guidelines for mobile services
`(cid:120) Annex A – ATSC 3.0 system performance: Simulation, laboratory and field test results
`(cid:120) Annex B – ATSC 3.0 receiver C/N models
`(cid:120) Annex C – ATSC 3.0 service examples
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`2. REFERENCES
`All referenced documents are subject to revision. Users of this Recommended Practice are
`cautioned that newer editions might or might not be compatible.
`The following documents, in whole or in part, as referenced in this document, contain specific
`provisions that should be followed in order to facilitate implementation and application of this
`Recommended Practice.
`[1] IEEE: “Use of the International Systems of Units (SI): The Modern Metric System,” Doc. SI
`10, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, New York, N.Y.
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`[2] ATSC: “ATSC Standard: System Discovery and Signaling,” Doc. A/321:2016, Advanced
`Television System Committee, Washington, D.C., 23 March 2016.
`[3] ATSC: “ATSC Standard: Physical Layer Protocol,” Doc. A/322:2017, Advanced Television
`System Committee, Washington, D.C., 6 June 2017.
`[4] ATSC: “ATSC Standard: Link-Layer Protocol,” Doc. A/330:2016, Advanced Television
`System Committee, Washington, D.C., 19 September 2016.
`[5] ATSC: “ATSC Standard: Scheduler / Studio to Transmitter Link,” Doc. A/324:2018,
`Advanced Television System Committee, Washington, D.C., 2 January 2018.
`[6] ATSC: “ATSC Standard: Signaling, Delivery, Synchronization, and Error Protection,” Doc.
`A/331:2017, Advanced Television System Committee, Washington, D.C., 6 December 2017.
`[7] NorDig Unified Requirements for Integrated Receiver Decoders for use in cable, satellite,
`terrestrial and IP-based networks, January 2017.
`[8] EBU Tech 3348: “Frequency and Network Planning Aspects of DVB-T2,” 2014.
`[9] DTG D-Book 9: “Digital Terrestrial Television Requirements for Interoperability,” 2016.
`[10] ETSI TS 102 831: “Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB); Implementation guidelines for a
`second generation digital terrestrial television broadcasting system (DVB-T2),” V1.2.1,
`August 2012.
`[11] ETSI EN 300 744: “Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB); Framing structure, channel coding
`and modulation for digital terrestrial television,” V1.6.2, October 2015.
`[12]
`ISO/IEC: “Information Technology – Telecommunications and information exchange
`between systems – Part 3: Standard for Ethernet,” Doc. ISO/IEC 8802-3:2017, International
`Organization for Standardization/International Electrotechnical Commission, Geneva,
`Switzerland.
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`3. DEFINITION OF TERMS
`With respect to definition of terms, abbreviations, and units, the practice of the Institute of
`Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) as outlined in the Institute’s published standards [1]
`is used. Where an abbreviation is not covered by IEEE practice or industry practice differs from
`IEEE practice, the abbreviation in question will be described in Section 3.2 of this document.
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`3.1 Compliance Notation
`This section defines compliance terms for use by this document:
`should – This word indicates that a certain course of action is preferred but not necessarily
`required.
`should not – This phrase means a certain possibility or course of action is undesirable but not
`prohibited.
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`3.2 Acronyms and Abbreviations
`The following acronyms and abbreviations are used within this document.
`ACE
`Active Constellation Extension
`ALP
`ATSC 3.0 Link layer Protocol
`AP
`Additional Parity
`ATSC
`Advanced Television Systems Committee
`AWGN Additive White Gaussian Noise
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`BaseBand Packet
`BBP
`BCH
`Bose, Chaudhuri, Hocquenghem
`BER
`Bit Error Rate
`Bit-Interleaved and Coded Modulation
`BICM
`Bit InterLeaver
`BIL
`Baseband Sampling Rate
`BSR
`CDL
`Convolutional Delay Line
`Carrier Frequency Offset
`CFO
`CFR
`Channel Frequency Response
`CL
`Core Layer
`CLI
`Cross-Layer Interference
`Code rate
`Cod
`CP
`Continual Pilot
`CPM
`Circulant Permutation Matrix
`CRC
`Cyclic Redundancy Check
`Convolutional Time De-Interleaver
`CTDI
`Convolutional Time Interleaver
`CTI
`dB
`decibel
`DFT
`Discrete Fourier Transform
`DRAM Dynamic Random Access Memory
`EL
`Enhanced Layer
`FDI
`Frequency De-Interleaver
`FDM
`Frequency Division Multiplexing
`FEC
`Forward Error Correction
`FER
`Frame Error Rate
`FFO
`Fractional Frequency Offset
`FFT
`Fast Fourier Transform
`FI
`Frequency Interleaver
`FIFO
`First-In-First-Out
`GI
`Guard Interval
`GUR
`Guard Utilization Ratio
`HTDI
`Hybrid Time De-Interleaver
`H