H. Tanabe et al., BINARY COMPONENT CODES CONSTRUCTION OF MULTILEVEL BLOCK MODULATION CODES WITH A LARGE MINIMUM EUCLIDEAN DISTANCE, IEICE transactions on fundamentals of electronics, communications and computer science, E81A(7), 1998, pp. 1521-1528
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7
Categorie Soggetti
Engineering, Eletrical & Electronic","Computer Science Hardware & Architecture","Computer Science Information Systems
In multilevel block modulation codes for QPSK and 8-PSK modulation, a
construction of binary component codes is given. These codes have a go
od minimum Euclidean distance by using different forms of the dependen
cy properties of the binary component codes. Interdependency among com
ponent codes is formed by using the binary component subcodes which ar
e derived by the coset decomposition of the binary component codes. Th
e algebraic structures of the codes are investigated to find out how i
nterdependency among component codes gives a good minimum Euclidean di
stance. First, it is shown that cyclic codes over Z(M) For M-PSK (M =
4, 8), where the coding scheme is given by Piret, can be constructed b
y forming specific interdependency among binary component codes for pr
oposed multilevel coding method. Furthermore, it is shown that better
minimum Euclidean distance than above can be obtained by modifying the
composition of interdependency among binary component codes. These pr
oposed multilevel codes have algebraic structure of additive group and
cyclic property over GF(M). Finally, error performances are compared
with those of some code's reference modulation scheme for transmitting
the same number of information bits.