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高通量极地码解码器与信息瓶量子化

Claus Kestel1, Lucas Johannsen1, Norbert Wehn1

  • 1Microelectronic Systems Design Research Group, RPTU Kaiserslautern-Landau, 67663 Kaiserslautern, Germany.

Entropy (Basel, Switzerland)
|June 26, 2024
PubMed
概括

有效的前向错误校正 (FEC) 解码器实现是移动宽带的关键. 本研究使用基于信息瓶 (IB) 的量化来优化极点码解码器,实现显著的面积和能量增长.

关键词:
12 纳米是12 纳米的长度.在ASIC的基础上,ASIC是ASIC.预期错误纠正 预期错误纠正实施实施实施实施实施.信息瓶信息瓶是指一个信息瓶.极地码 (Polar Code) 是一个极地码.

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