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Submission Title: CSK related Comment Resolution Input Summary Project: IEEE P802.15 Working Group for Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPANs) Submission Title: CSK related Comment Resolution Input Summary Date Submitted: 17. May 2010 Source: [Jaeseung Son, Taehan Bae,Sridhar Rajagopal, Atsuya Yokoi, E.T. Won] Contact: Voice: E-Mail: js1007.son@samsung.com Re: Abstract: Purpose: addresses comments pending on input from Samsung for comment resolution Notice: This document has been prepared to assist the IEEE P802.15. It is offered as a basis for discussion and is not binding on the contributing individual(s) or organization(s). The material in this document is subject to change in form and content after further study. The contributor(s) reserve(s) the right to add, amend or withdraw material contained herein. Release: The contributor acknowledges and accepts that this contribution becomes the property of IEEE and may be made publicly available by P802.15. Slide 1 Euntae Won 1

Samsung response about CID 877,884,885 17. May 2010

Assumptions CSK signal is generated by 3 color light sources in 7 color bands that are defined in TG7 standard draft. The 3 tops of CSK constellation triangle are decided by the center wave length of the 3 color bands on xy color coordinates. (page 3-4) Symbol points of CSK constellation are defined by the symbol allocation design rules. (page5-7) Data allocations are shown in page 8-10.

xy color coordinates values for each color band Color Code color Band (nm) Center (nm) (x , y) 000 pB 380-450 415 (0.18, 0.01) 001 B,BG 450-510 480 (0.09, 0.13) 010 G 510-560 535 (0.19, 0.78) 011 yG,gY 560-600 580 (0.51, 0.49) 100 rO 600-650 625 (0.70, 0.30) 101 R 650-710 680 (0.72, 0.28) 110 710-780 745 (0.73, 0.27) 111 Reserved - This slides shows ‘What is CMC?’. This block diagram is the CMC system configuration. First, transmit data is coded by the color coding block into xy values according to the xy color coordinate. This picture shows the CIE1931 xy color coordinate with the example for CMC symbol positions. All visible colors in the color palette defined by xy values. And the numbers around the color palette show the wave lengths at each single tone colors. And R,G,B figures shows the center wave length of the actual RGB LED devices. In this case, 4 Symbol points are placed in the RGB tri angle. That means this system can send 2 bits data information per symbol. Next, these xy values are transformed into RGB values. The relation between xy and RGB is showed by thses equations (according to “CIE1931 RGB color space”). Those coefficients are defined by the RGB wave length. In this case RGB wave length are these (R:700nm, G:546.1nm, B:435.8nm). In the receiver side, xy values are calculated from received RGB values. And xy values are decoded into the received data. In this system, CMC symbols are provided as the visible colors which are made by RGB light sources. And, the information is transmitted as the intensity ratio among RGB. Not as the each RGB absolute values like WDM. CIE (Commission internationale de l'éclairage) In 1931, CIE defined color standard as ‘CIE1931 RGB color space’. 3 primary colors in CIE1931 are R:700nm, G:546.1nm, B:435.8nm.

Center of color bands on xy color coordinates 010 011 100 101 110 This slides shows ‘What is CMC?’. This block diagram is the CMC system configuration. First, transmit data is coded by the color coding block into xy values according to the xy color coordinate. This picture shows the CIE1931 xy color coordinate with the example for CMC symbol positions. All visible colors in the color palette defined by xy values. And the numbers around the color palette show the wave lengths at each single tone colors. And R,G,B figures shows the center wave length of the actual RGB LED devices. In this case, 4 Symbol points are placed in the RGB tri angle. That means this system can send 2 bits data information per symbol. Next, these xy values are transformed into RGB values. The relation between xy and RGB is showed by thses equations (according to “CIE1931 RGB color space”). Those coefficients are defined by the RGB wave length. In this case RGB wave length are these (R:700nm, G:546.1nm, B:435.8nm). In the receiver side, xy values are calculated from received RGB values. And xy values are decoded into the received data. In this system, CMC symbols are provided as the visible colors which are made by RGB light sources. And, the information is transmitted as the intensity ratio among RGB. Not as the each RGB absolute values like WDM. CIE (Commission internationale de l'éclairage) In 1931, CIE defined color standard as ‘CIE1931 RGB color space’. 3 primary colors in CIE1931 are R:700nm, G:546.1nm, B:435.8nm. 001 000

4CSK symbol allocation design rule J 3 bands’ decide tops of a CSK Triangle (I, J, K). Gravity center of △IJK I K

8CSK symbol allocation design rule J 3 bands’ decide tops of a CSK Triangle (I, J, K). Points divide sides in the ratio 1:2. (2 points) c b Midpoint of the side IJ Line ba and line cd meet at right angles with line KI. I Points divide lines in the ratio 1:2. (2 points) K d a Midpoint of the side KI

16CSK symbol allocation design rule J 3 bands’ decide tops of a CSK Triangle (I, J, K). Points divide sides in one third (6 points) Gravity center of △IJK I K Gravity center of each small △ (6 points)

4CSK data allocation 2bits / Symbol [0 0] [0 1] [1 0] [1 1]

8CSK data allocation 3bits / Symbol [0 0 0] [0 0 1] [0 1 0] [10 1] [0 1 1] [1 0 0] [1 1 0] [1 1 1]

16CSK data allocation 4bits / Symbol [0 0 0 0] [0 0 0 1] [0 0 1 0] [0 0 1 1] [0 1 0 0] [0 1 1 0] [1 0 0 0] [0 1 0 1] [1 1 0 0] [1 0 0 1] [0 1 1 1] [1 1 0 1] [1 0 1 0] [1 0 1 1] [1 1 1 0] [1 1 1 1]

CSK constellations CSK constellation is decided by the combination of the 3 color bands. The performance of CSK depends on the form of the CSK constellation triangle. The system can not select the combination which can not make a triangle on the xy color coordinates, like as (110-101-100) or (100-011-010). Some color band combination examples and their xy coordinates’ values are shown in page12-23.

Color band combination for CSK (110-010-000) Band j 010 011 100 Band i 101 110 This slides shows ‘What is CMC?’. This block diagram is the CMC system configuration. First, transmit data is coded by the color coding block into xy values according to the xy color coordinate. This picture shows the CIE1931 xy color coordinate with the example for CMC symbol positions. All visible colors in the color palette defined by xy values. And the numbers around the color palette show the wave lengths at each single tone colors. And R,G,B figures shows the center wave length of the actual RGB LED devices. In this case, 4 Symbol points are placed in the RGB tri angle. That means this system can send 2 bits data information per symbol. Next, these xy values are transformed into RGB values. The relation between xy and RGB is showed by thses equations (according to “CIE1931 RGB color space”). Those coefficients are defined by the RGB wave length. In this case RGB wave length are these (R:700nm, G:546.1nm, B:435.8nm). In the receiver side, xy values are calculated from received RGB values. And xy values are decoded into the received data. In this system, CMC symbols are provided as the visible colors which are made by RGB light sources. And, the information is transmitted as the intensity ratio among RGB. Not as the each RGB absolute values like WDM. CIE (Commission internationale de l'éclairage) In 1931, CIE defined color standard as ‘CIE1931 RGB color space’. 3 primary colors in CIE1931 are R:700nm, G:546.1nm, B:435.8nm. 001 Band k 000

4CSK xy coordinates values (110-010-000) *** CSK constellation *** xy coordinates of color band i, j, k (xi yi) = (0.730 0.270) (xj yj) = (0.190 0.780) (xk yk) = (0.180 0.010) Symbol data allocation on xy coordinates [Data] --> (xp yp) [0 0] --> (0.190 0.780) [0 1] --> (0.367 0.353) [1 0] --> (0.180 0.010) [1 1] --> (0.730 0.270)

8CSK xy coordinates values (110-010-000) *** CSK constellation *** xy coordinates of color band i, j, k (xi yi) = (0.730 0.270) (xj yj) = (0.190 0.780) (xk yk) = (0.180 0.010) Symbol data allocation on xy coordinates [Data] --> (xp yp) [0 0 0] --> (0.190 0.780) [0 0 1] --> (0.187 0.523) [0 1 0] --> (0.370 0.610) [0 1 1] --> (0.519 0.383) [1 0 0] --> (0.180 0.010) [1 0 1] --> (0.244 0.253) [1 1 0] --> (0.455 0.140) [1 1 1] --> (0.730 0.270)

16CSK xy coordinates values (110-010-000) *** CSK constellation *** xy coordinates of color band i, j, k (xi yi) = (0.730 0.270) (xj yj) = (0.190 0.780) (xk yk) = (0.180 0.010) Symbol data allocation on xy coordinates [Data] --> (xp yp) [0 0 0 0] --> (0.190 0.780) [0 0 0 1] --> (0.249 0.638) [0 0 1 0] --> (0.187 0.523) [0 0 1 1] --> (0.370 0.610) [0 1 0 0] --> (0.246 0.381) [0 1 0 1] --> (0.367 0.353) [0 1 1 0] --> (0.429 0.468) [0 1 1 1] --> (0.426 0.211) [1 0 0 0] --> (0.183 0.267) [1 0 0 1] --> (0.242 0.124) [1 0 1 0] --> (0.180 0.010) [1 0 1 1] --> (0.363 0.097) [1 1 0 0] --> (0.550 0.440) [1 1 0 1] --> (0.609 0.298) [1 1 1 0] --> (0.547 0.183) [1 1 1 1] --> (0.730 0.270)

Color band combination for CSK (100-010-001) Band j 010 011 Band i 100 101 110 Band k This slides shows ‘What is CMC?’. This block diagram is the CMC system configuration. First, transmit data is coded by the color coding block into xy values according to the xy color coordinate. This picture shows the CIE1931 xy color coordinate with the example for CMC symbol positions. All visible colors in the color palette defined by xy values. And the numbers around the color palette show the wave lengths at each single tone colors. And R,G,B figures shows the center wave length of the actual RGB LED devices. In this case, 4 Symbol points are placed in the RGB tri angle. That means this system can send 2 bits data information per symbol. Next, these xy values are transformed into RGB values. The relation between xy and RGB is showed by thses equations (according to “CIE1931 RGB color space”). Those coefficients are defined by the RGB wave length. In this case RGB wave length are these (R:700nm, G:546.1nm, B:435.8nm). In the receiver side, xy values are calculated from received RGB values. And xy values are decoded into the received data. In this system, CMC symbols are provided as the visible colors which are made by RGB light sources. And, the information is transmitted as the intensity ratio among RGB. Not as the each RGB absolute values like WDM. CIE (Commission internationale de l'éclairage) In 1931, CIE defined color standard as ‘CIE1931 RGB color space’. 3 primary colors in CIE1931 are R:700nm, G:546.1nm, B:435.8nm. 001 000

4CSK xy coordinates values (100-010-001) *** CSK constellation *** xy coordinates of color band i, j, k (xi yi) = (0.700 0.300) (xj yj) = (0.190 0.780) (xk yk) = (0.090 0.130) Symbol data allocation on xy coordinates [Data] --> (xp yp) [0 0] --> (0.190 0.780) [0 1] --> (0.327 0.403) [1 0] --> (0.090 0.130) [1 1] --> (0.700 0.300)

8CSK xy coordinates values (100-010-001) *** CSK constellation *** xy coordinates of color band i, j, k (xi yi) = (0.700 0.300) (xj yj) = (0.190 0.780) (xk yk) = (0.090 0.130) Symbol data allocation on xy coordinates [Data] --> (xp yp) [0 0 0] --> (0.190 0.780) [0 0 1] --> (0.157 0.563) [0 1 0] --> (0.360 0.620) [0 1 1] --> (0.491 0.414) [1 0 0] --> (0.090 0.130) [1 0 1] --> (0.186 0.329) [1 1 0] --> (0.395 0.215) [1 1 1] --> (0.700 0.300)

16CSK xy coordinates values (100-010-001) *** CSK constellation *** xy coordinates of color band i, j, k (xi yi) = (0.700 0.300) (xj yj) = (0.190 0.780) (xk yk) = (0.090 0.130) Symbol data allocation on xy coordinates [Data] --> (xp yp) [0 0 0 0] --> (0.190 0.780) [0 0 0 1] --> (0.236 0.654) [0 0 1 0] --> (0.157 0.563) [0 0 1 1] --> (0.360 0.620) [0 1 0 0] --> (0.202 0.438) [0 1 0 1] --> (0.327 0.403) [0 1 1 0] --> (0.406 0.494) [0 1 1 1] --> (0.372 0.278) [1 0 0 0] --> (0.123 0.347) [1 0 0 1] --> (0.169 0.221) [1 0 1 0] --> (0.090 0.130) [1 0 1 1] --> (0.293 0.187) [1 1 0 0] --> (0.530 0.460) [1 1 0 1] --> (0.576 0.334) [1 1 1 0] --> (0.497 0.243) [1 1 1 1] --> (0.700 0.300)

Color band combination for CSK (011-010-001) Band j 010 Band i 011 100 101 110 Band k 001 This slides shows ‘What is CMC?’. This block diagram is the CMC system configuration. First, transmit data is coded by the color coding block into xy values according to the xy color coordinate. This picture shows the CIE1931 xy color coordinate with the example for CMC symbol positions. All visible colors in the color palette defined by xy values. And the numbers around the color palette show the wave lengths at each single tone colors. And R,G,B figures shows the center wave length of the actual RGB LED devices. In this case, 4 Symbol points are placed in the RGB tri angle. That means this system can send 2 bits data information per symbol. Next, these xy values are transformed into RGB values. The relation between xy and RGB is showed by thses equations (according to “CIE1931 RGB color space”). Those coefficients are defined by the RGB wave length. In this case RGB wave length are these (R:700nm, G:546.1nm, B:435.8nm). In the receiver side, xy values are calculated from received RGB values. And xy values are decoded into the received data. In this system, CMC symbols are provided as the visible colors which are made by RGB light sources. And, the information is transmitted as the intensity ratio among RGB. Not as the each RGB absolute values like WDM. CIE (Commission internationale de l'éclairage) In 1931, CIE defined color standard as ‘CIE1931 RGB color space’. 3 primary colors in CIE1931 are R:700nm, G:546.1nm, B:435.8nm. 000

4CSK xy coordinates values (011-010-001) *** CSK constellation *** xy coordinates of color band i, j, k (xi yi) = (0.510 0.490) (xj yj) = (0.190 0.780) (xk yk) = (0.090 0.130) Symbol data allocation on xy coordinates [Data] --> (xp yp) [0 0] --> (0.190 0.780) [0 1] --> (0.263 0.467) [1 0] --> (0.090 0.130) [1 1] --> (0.510 0.490)

8CSK xy coordinates values (011-010-001) *** CSK constellation *** xy coordinates of color band i, j, k (xi yi) = (0.510 0.490) (xj yj) = (0.190 0.780) (xk yk) = (0.090 0.130) Symbol data allocation on xy coordinates [Data] --> (xp yp) [0 0 0] --> (0.190 0.780) [0 0 1] --> (0.157 0.563) [0 1 0] --> (0.297 0.683) [0 1 1] --> (0.374 0.531) [1 0 0] --> (0.090 0.130) [1 0 1] --> (0.164 0.351) [1 1 0] --> (0.300 0.310) [1 1 1] --> (0.510 0.490)

16CSK xy coordinates values (011-010-001) *** CSK constellation *** xy coordinates of color band i, j, k (xi yi) = (0.510 0.490) (xj yj) = (0.190 0.780) (xk yk) = (0.090 0.130) Symbol data allocation on xy coordinates [Data] --> (xp yp) [0 0 0 0] --> (0.190 0.780) [0 0 0 1] --> (0.214 0.676) [0 0 1 0] --> (0.157 0.563) [0 0 1 1] --> (0.297 0.683) [0 1 0 0] --> (0.181 0.459) [0 1 0 1] --> (0.263 0.467) [0 1 1 0] --> (0.321 0.579) [0 1 1 1] --> (0.288 0.362) [1 0 0 0] --> (0.123 0.347) [1 0 0 1] --> (0.148 0.242) [1 0 1 0] --> (0.090 0.130) [1 0 1 1] --> (0.230 0.250) [1 1 0 0] --> (0.403 0.587) [1 1 0 1] --> (0.428 0.482) [1 1 1 0] --> (0.370 0.370) [1 1 1 1] --> (0.510 0.490)