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Distributed turbo coded diversity for relay channel
Electronics Letters · 2003 · Vol. 39(10) · pp. 786–787
Bin Zhao✉(West Virginia University)Matthew C. Valenti(West Virginia University)
Abstract
A novel coding technique is proposed for the quasi-static fading relay channel. The source broadcasts a recursive code to both relay and destination. The relay decodes, interleaves, and re-encodes the message prior to forwarding. Because the destination receives both codes in parallel, a distributed turbo code is embedded in the relay channel. Results indicate a combined diversity and coding gain, which is significant even for simple constituent codes.
Cooperative Communication and Network CodingFull-Duplex Wireless CommunicationsAdvanced Wireless Communication TechnologiesDecodesRelayRelay channelComputer scienceFadingTurbo codeCoding (social sciences)Channel codeChannel (broadcasting)Cooperative diversity
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- Medical Research Council
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