Search for dissertations about: "suboptimal decoding"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 11 swedish dissertations containing the words suboptimal decoding.
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1. Multirate Schemes and Multiuser Decoding in DS/CDMA Systems
Abstract : Direct-Sequence Code Division Multiple-Access (DS/CDMA) has for some yearsbeen considered as a candidate for future personal and mobile communications.The reasons are mainly the properties of universal frequency reuse andthe multi-path mitigation. READ MORE
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2. Iterative decoding of product codes
Abstract : Iterative decoding of block codes is a rather old subjectthat regained much interest recently. The main idea behinditerative decoding is to break up the decoding problem into asequence of stages, iterations, such that each stage utilizesthe output from the previous stages to formulate its ownresult. READ MORE
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3. Simplified Graphical Approaches for CDMA Multi-User Detection, Decoding and Power Control
Abstract : The individual optimal detector for code-division multiple-access (CDMA) systems is based on the marginal a posteriori distribution of the transmitted bits. The marginalization is in general hard since a summation is required, which grows exponentially in scope with the number of active users. READ MORE
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4. Detection for multiple input multiple output channels : analysis of sphere decoding and semidefinite relaxation
Abstract : The problem of detecting a vector of symbols, drawn from a finite alphabet and transmitted over a multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) channel with Gaussian noise, is of central importance in digital communications and is encountered in several different applications. Examples include, but are not limited to; detection of symbols spatially multiplexed over a multiple-antenna channel and the multiuser detection problem in a code division multiple access (CDMA) system. READ MORE
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5. Analysis of Some Convolutional Coding Constructions
Abstract : This thesis focuses on different convolutional coding constructions for digital communication systems, and on methods to analyze these constructions. The work presented in the thesis can be divided into three main areas; error probability bounds for convolutional codes, analysis of multilevel modulation, and investigation of low-density parity-check convolutional codes. READ MORE