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Transmitter structure of a BPSK Cyclic-SLM encoder.  

Transmitter structure of a BPSK Cyclic-SLM encoder.  

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This paper proposed a PAPR reduction method for BPSK OFDM systems and 16-QAM OFDM systems respectively. The strategy of the algorithms is to use a correction subcode for error control and a scrambling subcode for PAPR control. The transmitted OFDM sequence is selected with minimum PAPR from a number of candidates which form a coset of scrambling su...

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... + Y to c ∈ C by syndrome decoding whenever b and y have the same syndrome, i.e., Hb = Hy, where H is a parity check matrix of C. We can further simplify the decoding by using cyclic codes for encoding and scrambling. A proposed modified SLM algorithm using two disjoint binary cyclic codes for OFDM systems with 2 m − 1 BPSK subcarriers is shown in Fig. 1. We assume ...

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