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Symbol-based parallel message-passing decoding on partial-response channels

Author(s)
Singhaudom, Wicharn
Supnithi, Pornchai
Date Issued
October 3, 2014
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
10.1109/CCE.2014.6916686
Abstract
Idea of parallel message passing (PMP) between detector and decoder has been studied. The PMP aims to achieve very-high speed decoder. This view point is extremely important in magnetic recording systems where data rate must be high but decoding delay should be low. Recently, the result of symbol based (SB) PMP decoding compared with SB-TE (SB-BCJR combined with q-ary LDPC) on PR channels is presented. However, the bit error rate cannot be equivalent to the SB-BCJR. Motivated by this issue, we introduced cycle-free SB-PMP detector combined with usage of optimal schedule in exchanging information between detector and decoder. Our proposed system could achieve both high speed decoding and identical performance to SB-TE. Additional, alternative method to construct a trellis for SB-PMP detector was presented.
Citation
2014 IEEE 5th International Conference on Communications and Electronics IEEE Icce 2014, 94-98, 2014
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