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Recursive systematic convolutional (RSC) encoder, coding rate = ½ Type Transmission rate (r = k/n)

Recursive systematic convolutional (RSC) encoder, coding rate = ½ Type Transmission rate (r = k/n)

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Under limited channel capacity condition, this study investigates a combined source and channel coding algorithm providing a uniform video transmission rate to achieve better system performance in wireless MIMO systems. In the proposed algorithm, we applied MPEG2 video source coding scheme with convolutional channel coding as well as space-time blo...

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... order to reduce the channel error effect and to improve the system performance while transmitting video signals over wireless channel, we have employed the convolutional encoder and maximum-likelihood Viterbi hard decision decoder for channel error correction. Figure 5 shows a typical 1/2 recursive systematic convolutional (RSC) code scheme with generator function Proakis, 2001). After the convolutional encoding, the processed data is fed into a random interleaver to reduce burst error effect in wireless channel. ...

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