Series low-density even-odd check code decoder for supporting multi-rate multi-code-length
A low-density parity and decoder technology, which is applied in the field of serial low-density parity-check code decoders, can solve the problem of inability to provide multiple codeword lengths and multiple encoding rates for decoding, high design complexity, and Poor code performance and other problems to achieve the effect of simplifying design complexity, improving throughput and reducing area
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[0020] The definition of LDPC code comes from its sparse parity check matrix H M×N , for check matrix H 1
[0021] H 1 = 101001 010100 100010
[0022] Its rows and columns correspond to check node C and bit node V in the bidirectional graph (as shown in Figure 4); and all non-zero entries in the parity check matrix correspond to a side. So for H M×N Specifically, there are M check nodes and N bit nodes, the length of the code word is N, and the coding rate R=(N-M) / N. When the decoding starts, the posterior likelihood probability (LLR) is transmitted in the bit node and the check node along each side of the bidirectional graph.
[0023] In this scheme, a block-structured LDPC code parity check matrix is adopted. As shown in FIG. 5 , the parity check matr...
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