Permuted trellis codes for input restricted partial response channels
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsLisa Fredrickson, Razmik Karabed, Paul H. Siegel, Hemant K. Thapar
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AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsLisa Fredrickson, Razmik Karabed, Paul H. Siegel, Hemant K. Thapar
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Maximum likelihood detection of a trellis code using a Viterbi detector constructed from a time-varying trellis structure that is associated with a partial response channel and consists of connected trellises with periodically repeated patterns of nodes and subtrellises of said trellises. Each subtrellis has nodes representing a current state of the channel and value of a predetermined tracked attribute. A survivor metric and a survivor sequence from a node at the end of one subtrellis are reassigned to a node at the beginning of an adjacent subtrellis having a different value of the tracked attribute for increasing minimum distance properties, reducing error event length and improving code constraints for timing and gain control. The one subtrellis and adjacent subtrellis may be within a single trellis or in adjacent trellises.
A method of maximum likelihood detection of a trellis code, comprising the steps of:
A method of maximum likelihood detection of a trellis code, comprising the steps of:
A method for maximum likelihood detection of a trellis code, comprising the steps of:
A method of creating a rate x/y trellis code, comprising the steps of:
Apparatus for maximum likelihood detection of a rate x/y trellis code, comprising:
For use in an apparatus for maximum likelihood detection of a trellis code, a Viterbi detector with a time-varying trellis structure with periodic state metric permutations comprising connected trellises repeated in periodic fashion and subtrellises of the trellises, each subtrellis having nodes representing a current state of a partial response channel and a value of a predetermined tracked attribute, a node at the end of one subtrellis having a survivor metric and survivor sequence reassigned to a node at the beginning of an adjacent subtrellis, for providing selected minimum distance properties between output sequences supported by the time-varying trellis structure.
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