In this paper, the iterative decoding of BCH product codes also called Block Turbo Codes (BTC) is evaluated for the HIPERLAN/2 OFDM system. Simulations show that expurgated BCH codes should be chosen as constituent codes in order to outperform the specified convolutional code. We also show that the bit-by-bit frequency interleaver has a big impact on the behaviour of the turbo decoding process and that increasing its size together with time diversity lead to good performance when compared to the convolutional code.
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Nadine CHAPALAIN, Nathalie Le HENO, Damien CASTELAIN, Ramesh Mahendra PYNDIAH, "Performance of Block Turbo Codes in a HIPERLAN/2 Office Environment" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E85-C, no. 3, pp. 466-472, March 2002, doi: .
Abstract: In this paper, the iterative decoding of BCH product codes also called Block Turbo Codes (BTC) is evaluated for the HIPERLAN/2 OFDM system. Simulations show that expurgated BCH codes should be chosen as constituent codes in order to outperform the specified convolutional code. We also show that the bit-by-bit frequency interleaver has a big impact on the behaviour of the turbo decoding process and that increasing its size together with time diversity lead to good performance when compared to the convolutional code.
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