Titlebook: Error-Correction Coding for Digital Communications; George C. Clark,J. Bibb Cain Book 1981 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1981 C

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-99209-3. devised a decoding technique which he called “sequential decoding.” This technique has been the subject of much research interest for over 20 years. It is a trial-and-error search decoding technique that provides performance that can meet or exceed that of Viterbi decoders and is preferable in som

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Kristie Drucza,Natalia Pastori Curbelo in communication systems. One such application occurs in systems that require a very powerful code. A practical technique for implementing such a code is that of concatenating two or more codes. With this technique one achieves a high level of performance by trading an increase in overall block len

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Simple Nonalgebraic Decoding Techniques for Group Codes, the simultaneous solution of sets of equations for the location and values of the errors. The nonalgebraic techniques, while accomplishing the same goal, are based upon simple structural aspects of the codes which permit one to determine the error patterns in a more direct fashion. In this chapter

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Soft Decision Decoding of Block Codes,information provided by the soft decisions in most instances can provide about 2 dB of additional coding gain and can, therefore, significantly increase the usefulness of a particular code. Soft decision decoding is particularly effective when used with moderate length block codes and provides subst

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Algebraic Techniques for Multiple Error Correction,ch has produced a number of practical decoding techniques for these codes, and the theory is quite well developed. It is the algebraic structure imposed on these codes that has allowed computationally efficient decoding algorithms to be developed. We shall present several of these techniques, but th

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Other Convolutional Decoding Techniques,. devised a decoding technique which he called “sequential decoding.” This technique has been the subject of much research interest for over 20 years. It is a trial-and-error search decoding technique that provides performance that can meet or exceed that of Viterbi decoders and is preferable in som