A New Class of Orchard Codes with Double Bit Error and Single Byte Error Correcting Capability

Akira SHIOZAKI

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Orchard coding scheme is a kind of convolutional coding system of rate (n01)/n0. In this system. Calculation of parity bits is over perviously calculated parity bits as well as information bits. This article presents a new class of orchard codes which correct double bit errors and single byte errors within a constraint length. The rate of the codes is (n01)/n0 and the constraint length is n0(4n0+1) bits. A byte is group of n0 bits. In the proposed codes, the generation of a present parity bit is affected by the information bits and the parity bits for past 2n0 clock times. The decoder generates a syndrome sequence and errors are corrected using the syndrome pattern. An error propagation occurs only when the punctuation of a syndrome pattern of length 4n0+1 is erroneous, but if the successive 4n0 zero-bits appear in the syndrome sequence, the error propagation does not occur beyond that.

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IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions Vol.E69-E No.12 pp.1330-1333
Publication Date
1986/12/25
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Source Encoding and Communication Terminals

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