Siemens Healthcare Gmbh

Telefonaktiebolaget Lm Ericsson (publ)

Edmund Goetz

Thorsten Ergler

Michael Hosemann

Thomas Hilderscheid

Alfons Eismann

Alexander Graf

Shameem Kabir Chaudhury

Stefan Hartmann

Bodo Reitz

Kurt Stadlthanner

Taras Pryymak

Ralf Kukla

Gerhard Goedert

A detector apparatus for use as part of a data network includes a plurality of x-ray detectors, each of the plurality of x-ray detectors including a network-capable network interface, and a switch or router, connected to each of the network-capable network interfaces of the plurality of x-ray detectors, each of the plurality of x-ray detectors including a distinct IP address such that the data network is adjustable to take a change in a number of the plurality of x-ray detectors into account. The plurality of x-ray detectors are configured to detect x-rays generated from a single x-ray source.

Data transfer between an x-ray detector and an arithmetic unit via a network protocol

A detector apparatus includes at least one x-ray detector, including a network-capable network unit; and a switching unit connected to the network unit of the x-ray detector.

Data transfer between an X-ray detector and an arithmetic unit via a network protocol

A method for processing a bit sequence in a digital communication system, includes the steps of (a) storing the bits of said bit sequence at locations of a memory means indicated by a first interleaving scheme, (b) converting output bit positions into input bit positions according to an inverse of a second interleaving scheme, (c) reading out bits stored at locations of said memory means corresponding to said input bit positions, thereby generating an interleaved sequence which is interleaved according to said first and said second interleaving schemes, and (d) processing said interleaved sequence according to further physical processing steps. Alternatively, step (a) may include storing the bits of said input bit sequence in a memory means and step (b) may include converting output bit positions into input bit positions according to the inverse of a sequential application of a first interleaving scheme and a second interleaving scheme.

Interleaving for mobile communications

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Edmund Goetz