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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Incremental redundancy"”.

  1. Integrating spinal codes into wireless systems

    Iannucci, Peter AnthonyMassachusetts Institute of Technology2013

    … and generalizing the approach of hybrid ARQ/incremental redundancy systems such as LTE [29]. On the silicon side, this thesis presents the development of a VLSI architecture that exploits the inherent parallelism of the spinal decoder.

    mit Repository record

  2. Performance analysis of collaborative hybrid-arq protocols over fading channels

    Stanojev, Igor

    … are investigated for Collaborative Hybrid-ARQ Incremental Redundancy protocol, for any number of relays. Numerical results are presented to supplement the analysis and give insight into the performance of the considered scheme. Moreover, the issue of practical implementation of Space-Time Block …

    njit Repository record

  3. Rateless and rateless unequal error protection codes for Gaussian channels

    Boyle, Kevin P. (Kevin Patrick)Massachusetts Institute of Technology2007

    … request (HARQ), namely Chase combining HARQ and incremental redundancy HARQ. We find that the rateless codes compare favorably to both forms of HARQ. In addition, we develop a code that has both rateless and unequal error protection (UEP) properties. A rateless code adapts to the quality of the …

    mit Repository record

  4. Distributed Turbo Product Coding Techniques Over Cooperative Communication Systems

    Obiedat, Esam Ali2019

    … using EBCH as component codes to obtain an Incremental Redundancy (IR) for source's data. Under this frame, we have investigated a number of interesting and important issues. First, to obtain, independent vertical parities from each relay in the same code space, we propose circular …

    mississippi Repository record

  5. Multi-dimensional direct-sequence spread spectrum multiple-access communication with adaptive channel coding

    University of Pretoria2007

    … utilization. One such scheme, known as incremental redundancy, is already implemented in the Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution (EDGE) standard. This study presents an extensive simulation study of a Multi-User (MU), adaptive channel coded Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum Multiple …

    pretoria Repository record