1987-10-13
1989-02-28
Malzahn, David H.
Excavating
G06F 1110
Patent
active
048092770
ABSTRACT:
An encoding apparatus comprises a converter and a convolutional encoder. The converter translates a k-bit input to an m-bit output, where m is smaller than k, and the k-bit input belongs to one of 2.sup.m subsets of a set of 2.sup.k elements, the m-bit output representing the subset to which the k-bit inputs belong. Each of the subsets has 2.sup.k-m elements and the minimum Hamming distance between any of the 2.sup.k-m elements is equal to or greater than the Hamming distance to be achieved by the encoder. The convolutional encoder is responsive to the k-bit input and the m-bit output of the converter to generate an (n-k)-bit output, where n is greater than k.
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Malzahn David H.
NEC Corporation
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