Iterative decoding techniques for modern capacity-approaching codes are currently dominating the choices for forward error correction in a plethora of applications. Turbo codes, proposed in 1993, triggered the breakthrough in channel coding techniques as these codes approach the Shannon capacity limit. This was followed by the rediscovery of low-density parity-check (LDPC) codes in the 1990s, originally proposed in 1963. These codes are presently ubiquitous in the context of mobile wireless communications among other application domains. In this dissertation, we focus on the aspects and challenges for conceiving energy efficient VLSI decoders aimed at mobile wireless applications. These nomadic devices are typically battery-operated and dem...
From the methodological point of view, the design of efficient channel decoders for wireless applica...
Both turbo codes and LDPC codes form two new classes of codes that offer energy efficiencies close t...
We live in the era of high data rate wireless applications (smart-phones, net-books,digital televisi...
Iterative decoding techniques for modern capacity-approaching codes are currently dominating the cho...
Abstract—Turbo codes are presently ubiquitous in the context of mobile wireless communications among...
Low-density parity-check (LDPC) codes are a type of error correcting code that are frequently used i...
This paper proposes a framework for a low-power design of flexible multi-standard channel decoders w...
Abstract—Modern VLSI decoders for low-density parity-check (LDPC) codes require high throughput perf...
Abstract Owing to advancement in 4 G mobile communication and mobile TV, the throughput requirement ...
This thesis presents a low-power LDPC decoder design based on speculative scheduling of energy neces...
Power consumption has become the most important criteria in the design of wireless portable devices....
The introduction of Turbo-codes in the early 90's and, more generally the iterative principle, has d...
Power consumption and high throughput are the most important criteria of the VLSI implementation of ...
This PhD dissertation proposes the ASIC design of a flexible Multi-Standard channel decoder for next...
Abstract—This paper investigates VLSI architectures for low-density parity-check (LDPC) decoders ame...
From the methodological point of view, the design of efficient channel decoders for wireless applica...
Both turbo codes and LDPC codes form two new classes of codes that offer energy efficiencies close t...
We live in the era of high data rate wireless applications (smart-phones, net-books,digital televisi...
Iterative decoding techniques for modern capacity-approaching codes are currently dominating the cho...
Abstract—Turbo codes are presently ubiquitous in the context of mobile wireless communications among...
Low-density parity-check (LDPC) codes are a type of error correcting code that are frequently used i...
This paper proposes a framework for a low-power design of flexible multi-standard channel decoders w...
Abstract—Modern VLSI decoders for low-density parity-check (LDPC) codes require high throughput perf...
Abstract Owing to advancement in 4 G mobile communication and mobile TV, the throughput requirement ...
This thesis presents a low-power LDPC decoder design based on speculative scheduling of energy neces...
Power consumption has become the most important criteria in the design of wireless portable devices....
The introduction of Turbo-codes in the early 90's and, more generally the iterative principle, has d...
Power consumption and high throughput are the most important criteria of the VLSI implementation of ...
This PhD dissertation proposes the ASIC design of a flexible Multi-Standard channel decoder for next...
Abstract—This paper investigates VLSI architectures for low-density parity-check (LDPC) decoders ame...
From the methodological point of view, the design of efficient channel decoders for wireless applica...
Both turbo codes and LDPC codes form two new classes of codes that offer energy efficiencies close t...
We live in the era of high data rate wireless applications (smart-phones, net-books,digital televisi...