Quasi-circulation low-density code with tridiagonal structure and its construction
A diagonal, low-density technology, applied in the field of channel coding and decoding, can solve the problems of LDPC codes that have a great impact on error correction performance, complex matrix, and limited reduction in coding complexity, and achieve error correction performance and computational complexity Good, low computational complexity
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[0017] 1. First construct an initial matrix H with a size of 15×25 I :
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[0019] The initial matrix H I The value range of the elements in is set to [0, 45], and the constructed initial matrix H I contains a total of 375 elements, including 300 zero elements, accounting for 80% of the total. In the design process, it is generally required that the proportion of zero elements exceeds 60%. initial matrix H I There are 3 non-zero elements in each column and 5 non-zero elements in each row, such as in the initial matrix H I In the first row, the elements at the five positions of 1, 5, 10, 15, 20, and 25 are equal to 1, and the others are equal to 0. The initial matrix H is required in the general design process I The difference in the number of non-zero elements between any two rows in is no more than 5.
[0020] 2. Construct a tridiagonal square matrix H with a size of 15×15 P :
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[0022] The tridiagonal square matrix H P The elements on the middle d...
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