Error Control Coding: An Introduction to Convolutional Codes
Adrish Banerjee via Swayam
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- 4 weeks long, 2-3 hours a week
- Swayam
- English
Course Overview
Error control coding is an indispensible part of any digital communication system. In this introductory course, we will discuss theory of convolutional codes, their encoding and decoding techniques as well as their applications in real world scenarios. We will also study how from simple codes by concatenation we can build more powerful error correcting codes. In particular, we will study in details, one such capacity approaching codes called turbo codes.
Course Circullum
Week 1:
Lecture 1: Introduction to error control coding
Lecture 2: Introduction to convolutional codes-I: state diagram, trellis diagram
Lecture 3: Introduction to convolutional codes-II: classification, realization, distance properties
Week 2:
Lecture 4: Decoding of convolutional codes-I: Viterbi algorithm
Lecture 5: Decoding of convolutional codes-II: BCJR algorithm
Week 3:
Lecture 6: Introduction to concatenated codes: parallel, serial
Lecture 7: Turbo codes: encoding, and properties
Week 4:
Lecture 8: Turbo decoding
Lecture 9: Convergence of turbo decoding algorithm
Lecture 10: Applications of convolutional codes
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This Course Include:
Week 1:
Lecture 1: Introduction to error control coding
Lecture 2: Introduction to convolutional codes-I: state diagram, trellis diagram
Lecture 3: Introduction to convolutional codes-II: classification, realization, distance properties
Week 2:
Lecture 4: Decoding of convolutional codes-I: Viterbi algorithm
Lecture 5: Decoding of convolutional codes-II: BCJR algorithm
Week 3:
Lecture 6: Introduction to concatenated codes: parallel, serial
Lecture 7: Turbo codes: encoding, and properties
Week 4:
Lecture 8: Turbo decoding
Lecture 9: Convergence of turbo decoding algorithm
Lecture 10: Applications of convolutional codes
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- Language:English
- Duration:4 weeks long, 2-3 hours a week
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