NASA NTRS · 19890000500
VLSI Universal Noiseless Coder
Abstract
Proposed universal noiseless coder (UNC) compresses stream of data signals for efficient transmission in channel of limited bandwidth. Noiseless in sense original data completely recoverable from output code. System built as very-large-scale integrated (VLSI) circuit, compressing data in real time at input rates as high as 24 Mb/s, and possibly faster, depending on specific design. Approach yields small, lightweight system operating reliably and consuming little power. Constructed as single, compact, low-power VLSI circuit chip. Design of VLSI circuit chip made specific to code algorithms. Entire UNC fabricated in single chip, worst-case power dissipation less than 1 W.
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Rice, Robert F., Lee, Jun-Ji, Fang, Wai-Chi. 1989-10-01. VLSI Universal Noiseless Coder. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890000500
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