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Uplink Coding

Andrews, Ken·Divsalar, Dariush·Dolinar, Sam·Moision, Bruce·Hamkins, Jon·Pollara, Fabrizio
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This slide presentation reviews the objectives, meeting goals and overall NASA goals for the NASA Data Standards Working Group. The presentation includes information on the technical progress surrounding the objective, short LDPC codes, and the general results on the Pu-Pw tradeoff.

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Andrews, Ken, Divsalar, Dariush, Dolinar, Sam, Moision, Bruce, Hamkins, Jon, Pollara, Fabrizio. 2007-10-02. Uplink Coding. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20090042601

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