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High-Performance, Low-Complexity Codes Researched for Communication Channels

Abstract

NASA Lewis Research Center s Communications Technology Division has an ongoing program in the development of efficient channel coding schemes for satellite communications applications. Through a university grant, as a part of this research, the University of Toledo is investigating the performance of turbocodes, which use parallel concatenation of non-systematic convolutional encoders with an interleaver. The error correcting capacity of these codes is close to the Shannon limit. The research emphasis is on the development of low-complexity, but higher rate (greater than one half), turbocodes and on the iterative decoding of block codes.

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Kwatra, Subhash C., Jones, Robert E.. 1999-04-01. High-Performance, Low-Complexity Codes Researched for Communication Channels. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20050188511

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