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Some Extended Results on the Search for Good Convolutional Codes
Resource
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON INFORMATION THEORY, VOL. 43, NO. 5, SEPTEMBER 1997
Journal
IEEE Transactions on Information Theory
Journal Volume
VOL. 43
Journal Issue
NO. 5
Pages
-
Date Issued
1997-09
Date
1997-09
Author(s)
DOI
246246/200611150121133
Abstract
We provide useful results on two classes of convolutional
codes: binary codes and nonbinary codes. The best codes or the best
known codes for these two classes of convolutional codes are found
by computer search. Some of them are better than those found in
the past. We specify these codes by their transfer function matrices,
distance spectra, and information-weight spectra. Furthermore, we derive
an upper bound on the free distances of binary-to-M-ary codes and
q-ary-to-M-ary codes. Numerical values of this bound closely fit the
computer-searched values.
codes: binary codes and nonbinary codes. The best codes or the best
known codes for these two classes of convolutional codes are found
by computer search. Some of them are better than those found in
the past. We specify these codes by their transfer function matrices,
distance spectra, and information-weight spectra. Furthermore, we derive
an upper bound on the free distances of binary-to-M-ary codes and
q-ary-to-M-ary codes. Numerical values of this bound closely fit the
computer-searched values.
Subjects
Codes
convolutional codes
distance spectra
information-
weight spectra
weight spectra
linear codes
Publisher
Taipei:National Taiwan University DEPT ELECT ENGN
Type
journal article
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