PLDA (parallel layered decoding algorithm)-based LDPC (low density parity check) decoder
A technology of LDPC code and decoding algorithm, applied in the field of integrated circuit design, can solve the problems of the maximum clock frequency and decoding rate of the decoder, and the deterioration of bit error performance.
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[0021] The implementation method of the circuit will be further explained in conjunction with the diagram below:
[0022] Use below figure 2 The LDPC code corresponding to the parity check matrix is taken as an example to describe the decoder design of the present invention. image 3 Shown is the hardware design structure of the decoder based on PLDA proposed by the present invention. The check node and the variable node are combined into a single computing node, and there are 12 computing nodes (32) in total. Each computing node is inserted into 4 sets of pipeline registers to divide this critical path and increase the maximum clock frequency of the system several times. The value of Λ in equation [1] is stored in the register chain, and the decoder uses two such register chains (31), (32) to form a ping-pong structure. Each chain contains 2304 register storage units to store the value of Λ, if each value of Λ is represented by M ratio specific points, then each registe...
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