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1、 ETSI TS 102 831 V1.2.1 (2012-08) Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB); Implementation guidelines for a second generation digital terrestrial television broadcasting system (DVB-T2) Technical Specification ETSI ETSI TS 102 831 V1.2.1 (2012-08)2Reference RTS/JTC-DVB-316 Keywords broadcasting, digital, DV

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8、ights 10g3Foreword . 10g3Introduction 10g31 Scope 12g32 References 12g32.1 Normative references . 12g32.2 Informative references 12g33 Definitions, symbols and abbreviations . 14g33.1 Definitions 14g33.2 Symbols 15g33.3 Abbreviations . 15g34 Overview of DVB-T2 . 17g34.1 Commercial requirements overv

9、iew . 17g34.2 Background design principles 17g34.3 Benefits of DVB-T2 compared to DVB-T . 18g34.4 System overview 18g34.4.1 Introduction. 18g34.4.2 Architectural model 19g34.4.3 Specification documents describing DVB-T2 21g34.4.4 Physical-layer specification 21g34.4.5 Additional sources of assistanc

10、e for implementers . 23g34.5 Key technologies 23g34.5.1 Physical Layer Pipes (PLPs) . 23g34.5.1.1 Input Mode A 24g34.5.1.2 Input Mode B 24g34.5.2 Additional bandwidths (1,7 MHz and 10 MHz) . 24g34.5.3 Extended carrier mode (for 8 K, 16 K, 32 K) . 24g34.5.4 Alamouti-based MISO (in frequency direction

11、) . 25g34.5.5 Preambles (P1 and P2) 25g34.5.6 Pilot patterns . 26g34.5.7 256-QAM 26g34.5.8 Rotated constellations . 27g34.5.9 16 K and 32 K FFT sizes and 1/128 guard-interval fraction . 28g34.5.10 LDPC/BCH error control coding 28g34.5.11 Interleaving stages (time, bit, cell, frequency) 29g34.5.12 Pe

12、ak-to-Average Power Ratio (PAPR) reduction techniques . 29g34.5.13 Future Extension Frames (FEFs) 29g34.6 Memory and complexity considerations . 30g34.7 Layer 2 signalling . 30g34.7.1 Overview 30g34.7.2 T2 delivery-system descriptor. 31g34.8 Network Topology and Modulator Interface (T2-MI) 31g34.9 T

13、ransmitter identification . 31g35 Choice of parameters 31g35.1 Choice of FFT size . 31g35.2 Choice of extended or normal carrier mode . 32g35.3 Choice of Guard interval 33g35.4 Choice of pilot pattern 34g35.5 Choice of frame length . 36g35.6 Choice of superframe length 37g35.7 Choice of input mode (

14、A or B) . 37g35.8 Choice of number of sub-slices 38g35.8.1 Avoiding undesirable interaction of subslicing with carrier mapping and frequency interleaving . 38g3ETSI ETSI TS 102 831 V1.2.1 (2012-08)45.8.2 Subslicing with multi-frame interleaving . 39g35.9 Choice of time interleaving parameters 39g35.

15、9.1 Trade-off between Time Diversity and Data Rate 40g35.9.2 Trade-off between Time Diversity and Latency . 41g35.9.3 Trade-off between Time Diversity and Power Saving 41g35.10 Choice of rotated constellations . 42g35.11 Choice of code rate, block length and constellation . 44g35.12 Choice of mode a

16、daptation options 44g36 Anatomy of the DVB-T2 signal . 44g36.1 Physical frame structure . 45g36.1.1 Superframe 45g36.1.2 T2-frame . 45g36.1.2.1 Frame-Closing Symbols 48g36.1.3 L1 signalling . 49g36.1.4 Physical-layer pipes 50g36.1.5 Dummy cells . 52g36.1.6 Auxiliary streams 53g36.1.7 FEFs 53g36.1.7.

17、1 FEF Basics 53g36.1.7.2 FEF Signalling 54g36.1.7.3 Possible use cases 55g36.2 Logical frame structure 56g36.2.1 Packets 56g36.2.2 BBFRAMEs, FECFrames and FEC blocks 56g36.2.2.1 BBFRAMEs. . 56g36.2.2.2 FECFRAMES . 56g36.2.2.3 FEC Blocks . 56g36.2.3 Interleaving Frames 56g36.2.4 TI blocks . 57g36.2.5

18、 Mapping to physical frame structure 57g36.2.6 The concept of a T2-system 58g36.3 Capacity 59g36.3.1 Capacity in cells and FEC blocks per frame . 59g36.3.2 Total bit-rates of the T2 system 61g36.3.3 Examples of bit-rates 62g36.4 Overview of interleaving 63g37 Modulator Interface (T2-MI) and network

19、topology 64g37.1 Overview 64g37.2 Statistical multiplexing and service splitting 64g37.3 The T2 gateway and T2-Modulator Interface (T2-MI) 65g37.3.1 The Basic T2-Gateway . 65g37.3.2 Practical T2-Gateways 65g37.4 Distribution of T2-MI packets to transmitters 65g37.5 Over-air distribution . 66g37.6 Re

20、gional/local content insertion . 66g37.7 Networks carrying composite T2-base/T2-lite signals . 67g38 T2-gateway . 67g38.1 Input interface 67g38.2 Generation of one Transport Stream per data PLP . 68g38.2.1 Separate TSs with common control 68g38.2.2 From one big TS . 69g38.2.3 Discussion . 69g38.3 Us

21、e of common PLPs . 69g38.4 PLP grouping and statistical multiplexing 72g38.4.1 PLP groups with the same modulation and coding . 72g38.4.2 T2-aware statistical multiplexing 72g38.5 Mode adaptation . 72g38.6 Scheduling 73g38.6.1 Model for allocating number of FEC blocks to each Interleaving Frame . 74

22、g38.6.1.1 Mode A . 74g3ETSI ETSI TS 102 831 V1.2.1 (2012-08)58.6.1.2 Mode B 74g38.6.1.2.1 Allocation model 1 74g38.6.1.2.2 Allocation model 2 78g38.6.1.2.3 Other allocation strategies . 78g38.6.1.2.4 Use of the allocation models with FEFs 79g38.6.1.2.5 Timing and alignment of collection windows . 79

23、g38.6.2 Scheduling of sub-slices . 80g38.7 Padding methods 80g38.8 Managing the de-jitter buffer 81g38.8.1 The receiver-buffer model 82g38.8.2 Principles of buffer management 83g38.8.3 Choice of design delay 84g38.8.3.1 Single PLP modes with multiple TI-blocks per Interleaving Frame . 84g38.8.3.2 Ty

24、pe 2 PLPs in multiple PLP modes 86g38.8.3.3 Common PLPs in multiple PLP modes . 86g38.8.3.4 Other cases 86g38.8.4 The de-jitter buffer budget 86g38.8.4.1 Multiple PLP cases with variable bit-rate . 86g38.8.4.2 Constant bit-rate 88g38.8.5 Receiver Buffer Management in T2-Lite 89g38.8.6 Other paramete

25、r checks required 89g38.8.6.1 Avoiding TDI overflow during P2 90g38.8.6.2 Avoiding TDI overflow during the first TI-block . 90g38.8.6.3 Avoiding DJB underflow / TDI overflow during common PLP decoding 91g38.8.7 Further guidance in Receiver Buffer Management . 91g38.9 Compensating Delay 91g38.10 Laye

26、r-1 signalling. 92g38.10.1 Overview 92g38.10.2 Repetition of L1-dynamic signalling 93g38.10.3 L1 change-indication mechanism . 94g38.10.4 Use of the L1 extension field 94g38.10.5 Example of L1 signalling 94g38.10.6 In-band L1-dynamic signalling . 97g38.10.6.1 Generation of the in-band type A signall

27、ing message . 97g38.10.6.2 Insertion of L1-dynamic information of other PLPs . 98g38.10.6.3 Which frame is signalled for same PLP and other PLPs . 98g38.10.6.4 Example of in-band signalling 100g38.10.6.5 In-band type B signalling 100g38.11 Layer-2 signalling. 101g38.11.1 Transport Streams . 101g38.1

28、1.2 Generic Streams. . 103g38.12 Generation of the T2-MI stream . 103g38.13 Generation of the T2-MIP 103g38.14 L1 Bias Balancing 104g38.14.1 L1 Bias balancing Techniques 105g38.14.1.1 P2 Tone Reservation . 105g38.14.1.2 L1 reserved bits and extension field 105g38.14.1.3 Bias balancing cells . 105g38

29、.14.1.4 L1-ACE . 105g38.14.2 Approach to bias balancing . 106g39 Modulators . 109g39.1 Operation with T2-MI input stream . 110g39.1.1 Overview 110g39.1.2 Buffering and timing relationships . 110g39.1.3 Generation of L1-signalling from T2-MI packets . 112g39.1.4 Generation of the PLP data from the T2

30、-MI input 113g39.1.5 Start-up behaviour 113g39.1.6 Modulator synchronisation . 114g39.1.6.1 Single-Frequency Network operation . 114g39.1.6.2 Modulator test modes for SFN operation 114g39.1.6.3 Testing SFN synchronisation using a spectrum analyser 116g3ETSI ETSI TS 102 831 V1.2.1 (2012-08)69.1.6.4 M

31、ultiple-frequency network operation 119g39.1.6.5 Operation with a composite signal with multiple profiles . 119g39.2 Bit-interleaved coding and modulation 119g39.2.1 FEC for the PLPs 119g39.2.1.1 FEC overview . 119g39.2.1.2 BCH code 120g39.2.1.3 LDPC code with multi-level constellations . 120g39.2.1

32、.3.1 LDPC code 120g39.2.1.3.2 Bit Interleaver and demux . 121g39.2.1.3.3 Constellation Mapping 123g39.2.2 FEC for the L1 signalling . 123g39.2.2.1 Shortening of BCH Information part 124g39.2.2.2 Example for shortening of BCH information 125g39.2.2.3 BCH encoding . 127g39.2.2.4 LDPC encoding . 127g39

33、.2.2.5 Puncturing of LDPC parity bits . 127g39.2.2.6 Example for Puncturing of LDPC parity bits 128g39.2.2.7 Removal of zero-padding bits . 130g39.2.2.8 Bit Interleaving and constellation mapping after shortening and puncturing 130g39.2.3 Rotated constellations . 131g39.2.4 Cell Interleaver . 133g39

34、.2.5 Time Interleaving 133g39.3 Frame-building and OFDM generation 134g39.3.1 Frame building 134g39.3.2 Frequency Interleaving . 134g39.3.3 MISO processing 136g39.3.4 Pilot insertion 137g39.3.4.1 Purpose of pilot insertion 137g39.3.4.2 Pilot locations 137g39.3.4.3 Number of pilot cells of each type

35、138g39.3.4.3.1 Pilots in normal symbols . 138g39.3.4.3.2 Pilots in P2 symbols 139g39.3.4.3.3 Pilots in Frame-Closing Symbols 140g39.3.4.4 Pilot boosting 140g39.3.4.5 MISO pilots . 141g39.3.4.5.1 Inversion of pilots 141g39.3.4.5.2 Additional P2 pilots . 141g39.3.4.6 Use of the reference sequence in n

36、ormal and extended carrier modes 141g39.3.5 Dummy carrier reservation . 142g39.3.6 Inverse Fast Fourier Transform (IFFT) . 142g39.3.7 P1 generation 143g39.3.8 PAPR reduction 143g39.3.8.1 Overview and comparison of the two techniques 143g39.3.8.2 ACE. 143g39.3.8.3 Tone Reservation 144g39.3.8.3.1 Rese

37、rved carriers and kernel 145g39.3.8.3.2 Peak-cancellation algorithm 146g39.3.8.3.3 Selection of the clipping level . 147g39.3.8.3.4 Selection of the number of iterations . 148g39.3.8.3.5 Further TR examples . 149g39.3.8.3.6 SFN issues . 151g310 Receivers 151g310.1 Overview 151g310.1.1 Receiver Model

38、 . 152g310.1.2 Acquisition scenarios 153g310.1.2.1 Initial scan. 153g310.1.2.2 Service-selection and reproduction . 154g310.1.2.3 Hand-over (portable and mobile cases) . 154g310.1.2.3.1 Automatic service following . 155g310.1.2.3.2 Announcements . 156g310.2 Acquisition and synchronisation 156g3ETSI

39、ETSI TS 102 831 V1.2.1 (2012-08)710.2.1 Overview of synchronisation 156g310.2.2 Use of P1 157g310.2.2.1 Introduction . 157g310.2.2.2 Structure of P1 157g310.2.2.3 P1 features . 158g310.2.2.4 Overview of the use of P1 during channel scanning . 158g310.2.2.5 P1 detection . 160g310.2.2.5.1 Summary . 16

40、0g310.2.2.5.2 Goals 160g310.2.2.5.3 Implementation 161g310.2.2.6 P1 validation . 162g310.2.2.6.1 Summary . 162g310.2.2.6.2 Goals 162g310.2.2.6.3 Implementation issues (coarse frequency correction) 163g310.2.2.7 Decoding the P1 signalling . 163g310.2.2.7.1 Summary . 163g310.2.2.7.2 Goals 163g310.2.2.

41、7.3 Implementation 163g310.2.2.8 Interpretation of P1 signalling fields . 164g310.2.2.9 The FEF loop 164g310.2.3 Determining the Guard Interval 164g310.2.3.1 Determining the Guard Interval using P2 165g310.2.3.2 Use of Guard Interval Correlation to determine the Guard Interval 165g310.2.3.3 Use of t

42、he Guard-Interval hinting information from P1 165g310.2.4 Time and Frequency synchronisation . 166g310.2.5 Use of Frame/Symbol level sequences for synchronisation 166g310.2.5.1 Introduction . 166g310.2.5.2 Definition of the reference sequence . 166g310.2.5.3 Synchronisation algorithm 168g310.2.5.4 F

43、ull synchronisation method . 168g310.2.5.5 Evaluation of Synchronisation features . 169g310.2.6 Use of P2 169g310.2.6.1 Initial Scan 169g310.2.6.1.1 Reception of P2 symbols during initial scan . 170g310.2.6.1.2 TX Basic parameters verification 170g310.2.6.1.3 Determining position in the super-frame

44、. 171g310.2.6.2 Channel-zapping . 171g310.2.6.2.1 Assumptions 171g310.2.6.2.2 Requirements for zapping between two channels 171g310.2.7 Receiver Synchronisation/Zapping time . 172g310.2.7.1 Initial scan time . 172g310.2.7.2 Zapping time . 172g310.3 OFDM Demodulation . 173g310.3.1 FFT . 173g310.3.2 C

45、hannel equalisation . 173g310.3.2.1 Common Phase-Error correction . 173g310.3.2.2 Locating the CPs . 174g310.3.2.3 SISO channel estimation . 175g310.3.2.3.1 Overview . 175g310.3.2.3.2 Fundamental limits 177g310.3.2.3.3 Interpolation 177g310.3.2.3.4 P2 symbols 181g310.3.2.3.5 Other special cases 181g

46、310.3.2.3.6 Further observations 183g310.3.2.4 MISO channel estimation 183g310.3.3 MISO decoding . 184g310.3.3.1 ZF and MMSE Alamouti matrix inversion . 185g310.3.3.2 Separation of Alamouti pairs by pilot cells . 185g310.4 De-interleaving and de-mapping 186g310.4.1 Frequency/L1 de-interleaver . 186g

47、310.4.1.1 Implementation of L1/Frequency de-interleaver 32 K 186g310.4.1.2 Implementation of the basic frequency de-interleaver in 1 K-16 K 188g3ETSI ETSI TS 102 831 V1.2.1 (2012-08)810.4.1.3 Implementation of the L1/ Frequency De-interleaver in 1 K-16 K . 189g310.4.2 Frame extraction . 190g310.4.2.

48、1 Extraction of the PLPs 190g310.4.2.2 Extraction of the L1 signalling cells . 190g310.4.2.3 Timing of L1 and PLP extraction and decoding in the P2 symbols 190g310.4.2.4 Use of in-band dynamic signalling 192g310.4.2.4.1 Interleaving over one T2 frame or less 192g310.4.2.4.2 In-band signalling when i

49、nterleaving over multiple T2 frames . 192g310.4.2.4.3 In-band signalling for PLPs not present in every T2-frame. 192g310.4.2.4.4 Reading the P2 symbols on reconfiguration 192g310.4.2.4.5 PLPs with zero FEC blocks in a given Interleaving Frame . 193g310.4.2.5 Power saving . 193g310.4.2.6 FEFs 193g310.4.2.7 Auxiliary streams 194g310.4.3 Time de-interleaver . 194g310.4.3.1 Phase of Time de-interleaving. 194g310.4.3.2 Memory-efficient implementation of time de-interleaver . 194g310.4.3.2.1 De-interleaver for constant bit-rate 194g310.4.3.2.2 Implementation details 197g310.4.3.2.3