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What is Channel Coding?
It refers to the class of signal
transformation designed to improve
communications performance by enabling
the transmitted signals to withstand the
various channel impairments, such as
noise, interference and fading. This is also
called error correction coding
The aftermath is redundancy in signal is
increased, so as bandwidth.
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Nomenclature
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This Should be Clear
Error Correction &
Error Detection
*** For example Parity codes which can detect but cannot
correct
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Convolutional Coding
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CODEC
Information Convolutional
Modulate
Source Coding
AWGN
Channel
Information Convolutional
Demodulate
Sink Decoding
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Terms Used
Convolutional Code is described by three
integers, n, k, K.
The integer k is the number of bits that forms an
input to a block encoder.
The integer n is the number of bits in the
associated codeword out of the encoder.
Code Rate is k/n. For example, ½, 1/3, 2/3 are
most common code rate for convolutional
coding.
K is constraint length.
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Convolutional Encoder
Representation
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State Representation
State is called the status of last K-
1 bits
Total Number of states will be 2K-1
States.
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State Representation
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Trellis Diagram for State
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Viterbi Decoding
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Viterbi Decoding<Contd.>
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Path Metric Calculation
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Viterbi Decoding<Contd.>
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Trellis Diagram for State
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Simulation Result
Bit Error Rate Vs Signal to Noise Ratio
BPSK
4-QAM
BPSK-CODED
4QAM-CODED
-1
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-2
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Bit Error Rate
-3
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-4
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0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14
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Main Problem
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poly2trellis([5,4] [23 35 0; 0 5 13);
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