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Short, unit-memory, Byte-oriented, binary convolutional codes having maximal free distance
Abstract
It is shown that (n sub 0, k sub 0) convolutional codes with unit memory always achieve the largest free distance among all codes of the same rate k sub 0/n sub 0 and same number 2MK sub 0 of encoder states, where M is the encoder memory. A unit-memory code with maximal free distance is given at each place where this free distance exceeds that of the best code with k sub 0 and n sub 0 relatively prime, for all Mk sub 0 less than or equal to 6 and for R = 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 2/3. It is shown that the unit-memory codes are byte-oriented in such a way as to be attractive for use in concatenated coding systems.
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Lee, L. N.. 1975-07-11. Short, unit-memory, Byte-oriented, binary convolutional codes having maximal free distance. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19750019703
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