Excavating
Patent
1990-11-30
1993-06-15
Baker, Stephen M.
Excavating
341 78, 341 94, 341107, H03M 1300, H03M 1312, H03M 728
Patent
active
052205703
ABSTRACT:
A signal processor which is specially adapted for decoding sequential codes, including trellis codes, convolutional codes and detecting signals in partial response channels. The processor has three units, a branch metric generator unit, an add-compare-select unit and a survivor-trace and decoding unit, each of which is independently programmable. A central control unit synchronizes operations between the units at the received symbol rate. Between synchronizations, each of the units operate concurrently and independently of the others.
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Fettweis, G. et al., "A 100 MBit/S Viterbi Decoder Chip: Novel Architecture and Its Realization", 1990 Int'l Conference on Communications, Apr. 1990, Paper No. 307.4.
Cioffi John M.
Lou Huiling
Baker Stephen M.
The Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University
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