Channel code configurations for digital audio broadcasting systems and other types of communication systems
AssigneeAgere Systems Inc.
InventorsJerry Nicholas Laneman, Deepen Sinha, Carl-Erik Wilhelm Sundberg
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AssigneeAgere Systems Inc.
InventorsJerry Nicholas Laneman, Deepen Sinha, Carl-Erik Wilhelm Sundberg
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Improved channel code configurations for use in transmission of digital audio or other types of information in a digital communication system. The channel code may include an outer channel code, e.g., a cyclic redundancy code (CRC), and an inner channel code, e.g., a complementary punctured pair convolutional (CPPC) code. In accordance with the invention, multiple code words of the outer code are associated with a given packet of the digital information, in accordance with a particular outer code configuration, so as to provide partial error flagging for different portions of the given packet. An information encoder, e.g., a PAC encoder, interacts with an outer code encoder to determine a bit allocation for transmission of packets at a particular bit rate, based at least in part on the outer code configuration. The invention is particularly well-suited for use in the transmission of digital audio information in a hybrid in-band on-channel (HIBOC) digital audio broadcasting (DAB) system, but is also applicable to other types of communication systems.
A method of processing digital information for transmission in a communication system, wherein the digital information is transmitted using at least one channel code, the method comprising the steps of:
An apparatus for processing digital information for transmission in a communication system, wherein the digital information is transmitted using at least one channel code, the apparatus comprising:
A transmitter for processing digital information for transmission in a communication system, wherein the digital information is transmitted using at least one channel code, the transmitter comprising:
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