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Coding Intro

Coding theory techniques are used in digital communication systems to allow reliable transmission despite channel limitations like bandwidth, power, noise and fading. Error control coding works by adding redundant bits to transmitted data so the receiver can detect and correct errors. Popular coding techniques include forward error correction using block codes like Hamming codes and convolutional codes, as well as error detection using cyclic redundancy checks. Coding performance is measured by parameters like minimum distance, error correction capability, and coding gain compared to uncoded systems.

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Coding Intro

Coding theory techniques are used in digital communication systems to allow reliable transmission despite channel limitations like bandwidth, power, noise and fading. Error control coding works by adding redundant bits to transmitted data so the receiver can detect and correct errors. Popular coding techniques include forward error correction using block codes like Hamming codes and convolutional codes, as well as error detection using cyclic redundancy checks. Coding performance is measured by parameters like minimum distance, error correction capability, and coding gain compared to uncoded systems.

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Coding Theory

2
Communication System
Channel
encoder
Source
encoder
Modulator
Demodulator
Channel
Voice
Image
Data
CRC
encoder
Interleaver
Deinterleaver
Channel
encoder
CRC
encoder
Source
decoder
Error control
Impairments
Noise
Fading
3
Error control coding

Limits in communication systems


Bandwidth limit

Power limit

Channel impairments
Attenuation, distortion, interference, noise and fading

Error control techniques are used in the digital


communication systems for reliable transmission under
these limits
4
Power limit vs. Bandwidth limit

Error control coding

Ad!antage of error control coding

"n principle#
E!ery channel has a capacity C
"f you transmit information at a rate R < C, then the error$free
transmission is possible

"n practice#
%educe the error rates
%educe the transmitted power requirements
"ncrease the operational range of a communication system

Classification of error control techniques

&orward error correction '&EC(

Error detection# cyclic redundancy chec) 'C%C(

Automatic repeat request 'A%*(


!
History

+hannon ',-./(

R# 0ransmission rate for data

C# Channel capacity

"f R < C, it is possible to transfer information at error rates


that can be reduced to any desired le!el
"
History

1amming codes ',-23(


+ingle error correcting

Con!olutional codes 'Elias, ,-24(

BC1 codes ',-43(, %+ codes ',-43(

multiple error correcting

5oppa codes ',-63(

5enerali7ation of BC1 codes

Algebraic geometric codes ',-/8(

5enerali7ation of %+ codes

Constructed o!er algebraic cur!es

0urbo codes ',--9(

L:PC codes
#
Channel

;emoryless channel
0he probability of error is independent from one symbol to
the ne<t

+ymmetric channel

P( i | j )=P( j | i ) for all symbol !alues i and j


E<( binary symmetric channel 'B+C(

Additi!e white 5aussian noise 'A=5>( channel

Burst error channel

Compound 'or diffuse( channel

0he errors consist of a mi<ture of bursts and random errors

;any codes wor) best if errors are random

"nterlea!er and deinterlea!er are added


$
Channel

%andom error channels

:eep$space channels

+atellite channels
?se random error correcting codes

Burst error channels# channels with memory

%adio channels
+ignal fading due to multipath transmission

=ire and cable transmission


"mpulse switching noise, crosstal)

;agnetic recording
0ape dropouts due to surface defects and dust particles
?se burst error correcting codes
%&
Encoding

Bloc) codes

Encoding of an @n , kA bloc) code


k 'its k 'its k 'its n 'its n 'its n 'its
message or in(ormation code)ord
Redundanc*+ n k
Code rate+ k / n
Message m
(m
1
, m
2
, , m
k
)
code)ord c
(m
1
, m
2
, , m
k
, p
1
, p
2
, , p
n - k
)
,dd n k redundant
parit* chec- s*m'ols
(p
1
, p
2
, , p
n - k
)
%%
Decoding

:ecoding @n , kA bloc) code

:ecide what the transmitted information was

0he minimum distance decoding is optimum in a


memoryless channel
Received data r
(r
1
, r
2
, , r
n
)
Decoded message
Correct errors and remove
n k redundant s*m'ols
m

) , ..... , , (
2 1 k
m m m
Error vector e = (e
1
, e
2
, , e
n
) = (r
1
, r
2
, , r
n
) (c
1
, c
2
, , c
n
)
%2
Decoding

:ecoding plane
c
1
r
c
4
c
3
c
2
c
6
c
5
%3
Decoding
E<( Encoding and decoding procedure of @4, 9A code
, 5enerate the information ',33( in the source
8 0ransmit the codeword ',33,3,( corresponding to ',33(
9 0he !ector ',3,,3,( is recei!ed
. Choose the nearest codeword ',33,3,( to ',3,,3,(
2 E<tract the information ',33( from the codeword ',33,3,(
In(ormation
&&&
%&&
&%&
%%&
&&%
%&%
&%%
%%%
code)ord
&&&&&&
%&&%&%
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%&%&%&
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Distance (rom .%&%%&%/
4
%

4
2
3
3
2
%4
Parameters of block codes
1amming distance d
H
(u, v)

B positions at which symbols are different in two !ectors


E<( u=(1 0 1 0 0 0)
v=(1 1 1 0 1 0) d
H
(u, v) = 2
1amming weight w
H
(u)

B non7ero elements in a !ector


E<( w
H
(u) = 2, w
H
(v) = 4

%elation between hamming distance and hamming weight


Binary code# d
H
(u, v) = w
H
(u + v),
where + means e<clusi!e C% 'bit by bit(
>onbinary code# d
H
(u, v) = w
H
(u v)
%
Parameters of block codes

;inimum distance d
d = min d
H
(c
i
, c
j
) for all c
i
c
j
C

Any two codewords differ in at least d places

@n, kA code with d @n, k, dA code

Error detection and correction capability

Let s D B errors to be detected


t D B errors to be corrected 's t(

0hen, we ha!e d s + t + 1

Error correction capability

Any bloc) code correcting t or less errors satisfies


d 2t + 1
0hus, we ha!e t = (d 1) / 2
%!
Parameters of block codes
E<( d = 3, 4 t = 1 # single error correcting '+EC( codes
d = 5, 6 t = 2 # double error correcting ':EC( codes
d = 7, 8 t = 3 # triple error correcting '0EC( codes

Coding sphere
t
s
t d
c
i
c
j
%"
Code erformance and coding gain

Criteria for performance in the coded system


BE%# bit error rate in the information after decoding, P
b
+>%# signal to noise ratio, E
b
/ N
0
E
b
D signal energy per bit
N
0
D one$sided noise power spectral density in the channel
Coding gain 'for a gi!en BE%(
G = 'E
b
/ N
0
)
without &EC
'E
b
/ N
0
)
with &EC
[dB
At a gi!en BE%, P
b
, we can sa!e the transmission power by
G @dBA o!er the uncoded system
%#
!inimum distance decoding

;a<imum$li)elihood decoding ';L:(


# estimated message after decoding

# estimated codeword in the decoder

Assume that c was transmitted

A decoding error occurs if

Conditional error probability of the decoder, gi!en r #

Error probability of the decoder#



m

c c

) |

( ) | ( r c c r = P E P
c c m m

=
r
r r ) ( ) | ( ) ( P E P E P 0 )here P(r) is independent o(
decoding rule
%$
!inimum distance decoding

Cptimum decoding rule# minimi7e error probability, P(E)


0his can be obtained by min
r
P(E | r), which is equi!alent to

Cptimum decoding rule is


argma<
c
P(c | r) # ;a<imum a posteriori probability ';AP(
argma<
c
P(r | c) # ;a<imum li)elihood ';L(

BayesE rule

"f equiprobable c, ;AP D ;L


) |

( m!" r c c
r
= P
) (
) ( ) | (
) | (
r
c c r
r c
P
P P
P =
2&
Problems

Basic problems in coding

&ind good codes

&ind their decoding algorithm

"mplement the decoding algorithms

Cost for forward error correction schemes

"f we use @n, kA code, the transmission rate increase from k


to n

"ncrease of channel bandwidth by n / k or decrease of


message transmission rate by k / n.
Cost for &EC
2%
Classification

Classification of &EC

Bloc) codes
1amming, BC1, %+, 5olay, 5oppa, Algebraic geometric
codes 'A5C(
0ree codes
Con!olutional codes
Linear codes
1amming, BC1, %+, 5olay, 5oppa, A5C, etc
>onlinear codes
>ordstrom$%obinson, Ferdoc), Preparata, etc

+ystematic codes !s >onsystematic codes

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