Joint decoding of serially concatenated coded CDMA: iterative schedule study
Zhenning Shi, Christian Schlegel
Abstract
Zhenning Shi, Christian Schlegel
Abstract
Joint iterative decoding of forward error control (FEC) encoded code-division multiple-access (CDMA) systems is studied. Serially concatenated convolutional codes are used as FEC codes. We apply iterative decoding to this system and study the effect of component decoders and different decoding partition schemes via a variance transfer analysis. It is shown that distinct partition schemes result in similar pinch off SNRs.
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Joint iterative decoding of forward error control (FEC) encoded code-division multiple-access (CDMA) systems is studied. Serially concatenated convolutional codes are used as FEC codes. We apply iterative decoding to this system and study the effect of component decoders and different decoding partition schemes via a variance transfer analysis. It is shown that distinct partition schemes result in similar pinch off SNRs.
Key concepts: Convolutional code, Computer science, Concatenated error correction code, Decoding methods, Serial concatenated convolutional codes, Algorithm, Sequential decoding, List decoding