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31 results about "Single parity check" patented technology

Decoding extended error correcting codes using soft information

In one embodiment, the present invention can be used to correct one more error in an extended codeword encoded with a block code and a single parity check code than the block code is able to correct. In one embodiment, a communications device includes a decoder that has a soft decoder to receive an extended codeword and a strength of each bit of the extended codeword, and to produce a codeword by soft decoding the extended codeword using the received strengths, and a block decoder coupled to the soft decoder to produce a corrected codeword by block decoding the codeword using an error correcting block code.
Owner:INTEL CORP

Multi-rate code encoding method for grouped Markov superposition coding based on time division

The invention belongs to the fields of digital communication and digital storage and in particular relates to a multi-rate code encoding method for grouped Markov superposition coding based on time division. The method is used for encoding a binary information sequence u- with the length K being equal to (n-2)kBL into code words c- with the length N being equal to (n-2)nB(L+m<k>), wherein n is more than 2, k refers to a range of {1, 2,..., n-1}, namely a code rate set refers to {1/n, 2/n,..., (n-1)/n}, L is the number of (n-2)kB sequenced packets of equal length, m<k> is the memory length of subcodes with the code rate of k/n, and the memory length of an encoder is as shown in the specification. The method comprises the following steps: dividing the information sequence u- into L packets of equal length which are as shown in the specification, wherein t is equal to -1, -2,..., -(m<k>-1), -m<k>, and initializing a sequence v-(t) with the length of (n-2)nB; dividing a sequence which is as shown in the specification with the length of (n-2)kB into B packets at the moment t being equal to 0, 1,..., L-1 for performing time division encoding on [n, 1] repetition codes and [n, n-1] single parity check codes, thereby obtaining an encoding sequence which is as shown in the specification with the length of (n-2)nB; and calculating the t-th subsequence of the code words c- by combining the sequence as shown in the specification. The multi-rate codes based on time division provided by the invention are simple in design, wide in code rate range, low in decoding complexity and excellent in performance.
Owner:SUN YAT SEN UNIV

Low complexity decoding schemes for single-parity-check (SPC) based concatenated codes

This invention provides an iterative PCZZ data decoder that includes circuitry for utilizing all extrinsic information during iterative decoding by updating likelihood information for parity bits LPi, i=1, . . . , M during iterations. The extrinsic information for the parity bits is included in iterations by re-calculating soft values for parity bits LPi(k) for each iteration k. In one embodiment the parity bit soft values are re-calculated in a plurality of circuit blocks following Max-Log-APP (MLA) decoder blocks, based on soft values for data bits LDi(k). In another embodiment the parity bit soft values are re-calculated recursively within the plurality of MLA decoders. The decoder operates to control the convergence of the decoder by monitoring a soft value of one parity check symbol, e.g., L(k−1)[p(IM)], where p(IM) represents the last parity check bit in an I×M parity check array. A decoder iteration stopping rule may be implemented by testing a likelihood measure associated with a last parity check symbol in a parity check column. In one case the likelihood measure may be given by L(k−1)[p(IM]>threshold, and in another case the likelihood measure may be given by L(k−1)[p(I)]>threshold. The likelihood measure is given in general by: L(k−1)[p(I)]>threshold, L(k−1)[p(2I)]>threshold, . . . , L(k−1)[p(IM)]>threshold, where the value of the threshold is a function of data block size.
Owner:NOKIA TECHNOLOGLES OY

HARQ (Hybrid Automatic Repeat Request) method based on maximum distance separable codes

The invention relates to a HARQ (Hybrid Automatic Repeat Request) method based on maximum distance separable codes and belongs to the technical field of communication. The coding performing of the HARQ method is improved by adopting a coding mode with maximum distance separable code characteristics, such as SPC (Single Parity Check) codes, so that the coding performance is improved, the correction capability is further is increased, correct decoding and original information retrieval can be achieved when a channel state is poor, that is to say, a check packet is combined to correctly decode wrongly-transmitted data packets. Compared with the traditional HARQ method, the method performs normal transmission and has the same complexity as the prior art when the channel state is good, and transmits the check packet to assist decoding when the channel state is poor, so that the error correction capability is improved, and the block error rate performance is improved.
Owner:BEIJING INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYGY

Method for transmitting LDPC code using row-orthogonal and apparatus therefor

A method for encoding a quasi-cyclic low-density parity-check (LDPC) code according to an embodiment of the present invention may comprise the steps of: generating a multi-edge LDPC code matrix including a high rate code matrix and a single parity check code matrix; and encoding a signal by using the multi-edge LDPC code matrix, wherein the single parity check code matrix includes a first matrix having a non-row-orthogonal structure matrix and a second matrix having a pure row-orthogonal structure, which are concatenated.
Owner:LG ELECTRONICS INC

Application layer FEC framework for WIGIG

A method and apparatus perform forward error correction in a wireless communication device in a wireless communication network. Application layer forward error correction (AL-FEC) capability information is transmitted during a capabilities exchange. A single parity check (SPC) AL-FEC code is applied on a set of k source packets to encode systematic packets for the source packets and at least one parity packet. A header of each encoded packet includes a parity packet indicator. The encoded packets are processed in a media access control (MAC) layer and a physical (PHY) layer for transmission.
Owner:SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO LTD
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