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Channel Coding for Telecommunications
Martin Bossert, University of Ulm, Germany
1.Auflage John Wiley & Sons - August 1999
496pp, EUR 139,-
ISBN 0-471-98277-6.
Channel coding is the theory by which codes can be constructed to
correct and detect errors. Such errors may be caused by transmission
channels and noise. Any mobile digital communication system would be
impossible without channel coding.
This book presents classic theory and techniques for block and
convolutional codes with an emphasis on decoding algorithms.
Furthermore, the powerful technique of Generalized Concatenated Coding
(GCC) is introduced, using illustrative examples. The theory of GCC is
explained using recent concepts which were developed in Eastern
Europe. From such perspective, the concept of coded modulation is
explained and novel techniques are derived.
The range of topics covered in this book is beneficial to
undergraduate and postgraduate students performing research at an
advanced level in this subject area, as well as for engineers whose
work involves error control coding.
Distinctive Features of this book include
- style which is suitable for use as a text book
- rigorous analytical and theoretical examples
- sample problems and solutions to illustrate theoretical material
- research findings about important new techniques in channel coding
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Contents:
Introduction / Fundamentals / Galois Fields /
Reed Solomon Codes / BCH Codes / Other Classes of Codes /
Properties of Codes and Trellis Representation /
Decoding of Block Codes / Convolutional Codes /
Generalized Concatenation of Codes / Coded Modulation
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Zur deutschen Version dieses Buches.
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