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Title:Node synchronisation for high rate convolutional codes
Author(s):Sodha, J.; Tait, D.
Author's Affiliation:Dept. of Electr. Eng., Manchester Univ., UK
Source:Electronics Letters, vol.28, no.9, 23 April 1992. p. 810-12.
ISSN: 00135194 CODEN: ELLEAK
Place of Publication: UK
Language:English
Abstract:A node synchronisation technique for rate (v-1)/v convolutional codes is presented which can resolve a loss of node synchronisation with only a single trial. The algorithm, which is implemented external to the decoder, is based on extracting evidence in support of the in-sync or off-sync hypotheses from the syndrome and other sequences associated with the convolutionally encoded received channel symbols. Simulation results are presented for rate R=(v-1)/v punctured codes derived from the well known standard NASA, constraint length 7, rate 1/2 code. Abstract Number(s): B9207-6120B-015
Inspec Heading(s):codes; encoding; synchronisation
Key Phrase Heading(s):in-sync hypothesis; simulation; long ARL performance; short ARL performance; high rate convolutional codes; node synchronisation; algorithm; off-sync hypotheses; syndrome; convolutionally encoded received channel symbols; punctured codes
Classification:B6120B Codes
Treatment:Theoretical or Mathematical
Number of References:3
Publication Type:Journal Paper
Copyright Clearance Center:0013-5194/92/ 3.00+0.00
Entry Date:20001020
Accession Number:4161681
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