NASA NTRS · 19720026674
A flexible high-speed sequential decoder for deep space channels.
Abstract
This paper describes a sequential decoding machine built at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), which uses a 3-bit quantization of the code symbols and achieves a computation rate of MHz. This machine is flexible and can be programmed to decode any complementary convolutional code with rates down to 1/4 and constraint lengths up to 32. In addition, metric programmability is provided for optimization of decoder performance with respect to channel parameter variations.
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Layland, J. W., Lushbaugh, W. A.. 1971-10-01. A flexible high-speed sequential decoder for deep space channels.. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19720026674
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