WO2007124627A1 - Procédé de construction de codes ldpc, procédé de décodage et système de transmission associé - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a low density parity check code, and more particularly to a method of constructing a low density odd parity code, a decoding method, and a transmission system using a low density parity face code.
- the Low Density Parity Check (LDPC) code is a class of channel error correction coding schemes that can approximate the Shannon limit.
- An LDPC code is a special type of linear parity block code whose parity check matrix is "sparse": only a very small number of non-zero matrix elements (for binary codes, non-G elements are element 1), All other elements are 0.
- Robert Gal lager first proposed the concept of LDPC codes in his doctoral thesis and proposed two iterative decoding algorithms. Therefore, LDPC codes are also called Gal lager codes. Gal lager theoretically pointed out that with an iterative decoding algorithm (or message passing algorithm), the LDPC code can approach the channel capacity with a lower complexity. This is a very significant invention. But in the following thirty years, people have not been able to give enough attention to this invention.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a low density parity check (LDPC) code which is excellent in error correction performance and has low implementation complexity of a codec for solving the above problems, and the present invention provides a low density structure.
- LDPC low density parity check
- the above excellent error correction performance means that the threshold value of the error correction performance of the LDPC code is very close to the Shannon limit, and the error floor is very low.
- the low complexity mentioned above means that when the encoder and the decoder of the LDPC code are implemented in hardware, the resources for consuming hardware such as storage space and logic units are few, under the premise of satisfying the operation speed.
- the hardware referred to here includes field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) and application specific integrated circuits (ASICs).
- the minimum distance of the code is the minimum distance of the code; for LDPC codes, the minimum ring length (gi rth ) of the code can, to a certain extent, Characterize the error correction performance of the LDPC code.
- the concept of the minimum ring length of a code will be described in the detailed description of the invention.
- the low-density parity check matrix can fully characterize the LDPC code, so constructing the LDPC code can only be done by constructing a low-density parity check matrix corresponding to the LDPC code.
- the low-density parity check matrix referred to here means that the parity check matrix is "sparse": only a very small number of non-zero matrix elements (for binary code, non-zero elements are element 1), other elements are Is 0.
- a technical solution of the present invention provides a method for constructing a low density parity check code, the method comprising: constructing a low density parity check matrix of a low density parity check code using a fixed pattern; The data sent by the source is divided into blocks, directly or indirectly encoded by the parity check matrix constructed above, to obtain a codeword of a low density parity check code; and a codeword for outputting a low density parity face code.
- Another technical solution of the present invention provides a decoding method for a parity code, the method comprising: calculating a metric value corresponding to each codeword bit according to a constellation mapping scheme; performing sharding on the metric value; real-time re-generation and A low-density parity check matrix of the same low-density parity check code used by the transmitter, the low-density parity check matrix can be a parity face matrix generated using a fixed pattern; using block metrics and real-time regenerated The parity check matrix performs a decoding operation of the low-density parity check code in an iterative manner, obtains a hard decision form corresponding to the source data of the transmitter, and outputs hard decision data.
- Yet another technical solution of the present invention provides a transmission system using a low density parity check code, the system comprising a transmitting device and a receiving device, the transmitting device comprising: first entering data sent by a source into a low density parity check A device for encoding by a code encoder, the encoder may employ an encoder of a parity code constructed using a fixed pattern; then enter a randomizer for randomization; then enter the interleaver for interleaving; and finally pass modulation The device that is transmitted to the air.
- a further technical solution of the present invention provides a transmission system using a low density parity check code, the system comprising a transmitting device and a receiving device, the receiving device comprising: receiving a radio frequency signal from the air, performing down-conversion and filtering, obtaining a device for baseband signal; a device for first sending a baseband signal to a synchronizer to obtain a synchronous starting position; and then intercepting data for performing channel estimation and demodulation operations according to the starting position of the synchronization, all of which are in the demodulator a completed device; then outputting the output data to a device that performs a deinterleaving operation by the deinterleaver; then sending the output data to a device that performs a derandomization operation by the derandomizer; and then sending the output data to the low density parity check code Means for decoding by the decoder; and means for finally transmitting the decoded data to the sink.
- the construction method and transmission system of the low-density parity check code proposed by the present invention skillfully combine the two methods of the prior art. According to the construction method proposed by the present invention, a parity check matrix of a low-density parity check code excellent in performance, a construction method of a low-density parity check code, and a low-complexity decoding method can be obtained.
- the invention is illustrated by way of example, and not limitation, and in the An example of a transmitter of an embodiment, the transmitter example of this embodiment employing a low density parity check (LDPC) code;
- LDPC low density parity check
- FIG. 2 is a communication system (200) including a transmitter (201), a channel (202), and a receiver (203) employing an LDPC code;
- FIG. 3 is a communication of FIG. 2, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 4 is an exemplary randomizer (401) and de-randomizer (402) in the communication system of Figure 2;
- Figure 5 is an exemplary interleaver (501) and deinterleaver (502) in the communication system of Figure 2;
- Figure 6 is an example of a check matrix of an LDPC code (600);
- FIG. 7 is a Tanner diagram (700) of the LDPC code of Figure 6;
- Figure 8 is an exemplary tree diagram (800) of the LDPC code of Figure 6;
- FIG. 9 is an example of a check matrix of an LDPC code of the present invention, the check matrix (900) including two sub-matrices;
- Figure 10 is an example of a triangular matrix that can be used for a check matrix
- Figure 11 is an example of some special forms of triangular matrices that can be used for the proof of risk matrix
- Figure 12 is an example of a fixed pattern (1200) and an example of a small matrix (UOl)
- Figures 13A and 13B are two fixed patterns An example of a submatrix
- 14A, 14B, and 14C constitute an example (1401) ⁇ (1425) of a set (144) of fixed patterns that can be used in the present invention; these fixed patterns are square matrices; Fig. 15 is a sub-structure by fixing a pattern The matrix constructs a low density parity check code generation process;
- Figure 17 is a graph showing the bit error rate performance of a specific LDPC code of the present invention.
- Figure 18 is a block error rate performance curve of a specific LDPC code of the present invention.
- a low-density parity check matrix of the low-density parity check code First constructing a low-density parity check matrix of the low-density parity check code; and dividing the data sent by the source (101) into blocks, directly or indirectly using the parity check matrix constructed above to obtain a low-density parity check code Codeword; and a codeword that outputs a low density parity check code.
- the construction method of the LDPC code proposed by the present invention constructs a check matrix by using a fixed pattern. Obtaining the check matrix, the LDPC code is obtained. It is noted that the check matrix of the LDPC code is H, and the matrix H of the present invention has the following form:
- N - M indicates the number of information bits of the LDPC code.
- the submatrix A or B may be an empty matrix, and at most one submatrix may be an empty matrix.
- the check matrix H actually contains only one sub-matrix (B or A), which is called a sub-matrix of a fixed pattern.
- one of the sub-matrices or B) is limited to a square matrix, and since the LDPC code in the present invention is a system code, the sub-matrix is limited to correspond to the face bit sequence
- Another submatrix ⁇ or person is called a sub-matrix of a fixed pattern, corresponding to the information bit sequence.
- the sub-matrices A and B are re-divided, one sub-matrix corresponding to the syndrome bit sequence and the other sub-matrix corresponding to the information bit sequence.
- the sub-matrices corresponding to the check bit sequence may in turn be a variety of triangular matrices or some special form of triangular matrices. This facilitates the specific implementation of the encoder.
- the construction process of the sub-matrix of the fixed pattern is described below.
- the sub-matrix of the fixed pattern is constructed, and then combined with another sub-matrix to form a check matrix H of the LDPC code.
- the degree distribution of the variable node and the constraint node of the LDPC code should be determined first, which is beneficial to the improvement of the error correction performance of the LDPC code.
- the concepts of variable nodes and constrained nodes will be described in the specific implementation.
- Constructing a sub-matrix of the fixed pattern, and constructing the low-density parity check code includes the following steps The first step (1501): setting the number of rows and the number of columns of the sub-matrix of the fixed pattern; the second step (1502): selecting a suitable fixed pattern from the set of fixed patterns (1400) to form a sub-matrix of the fixed pattern;
- Step 5 Set the weight of each small matrix separately
- Step 10 Determine whether the code attribute satisfies the requirement; if so, the construction process of the low density parity check code ends; if not, go to the second step.
- the first step may be further interpreted as the number of rows and columns of the sub-matrices of the fixed pattern according to the code rate and the code length of the LDPC code and the specific case of another sub-matrix of the check matrix (whether an empty matrix or a square matrix) number.
- the principle of selecting a suitable fixed pattern in the second step to form a sub-matrix of a fixed pattern includes the requirements of the degree distribution of the variable node or/and the constraint node, the number of rows of the sub-matrix of the fixed pattern, and the ratio of the number of columns, And a requirement for saving the storage space of the decoder 305; wherein the method for saving the storage space is One is to set the size of the small matrix (1201) to a power of one.
- the weight of a small matrix is ⁇ ⁇ .
- the present invention defines that the weight of the small matrix is such that there is at least one row or column within the small matrix, and there are ⁇ non-zero elements in the row or column in the small matrix (for the binary LDPC code, there are ⁇ 1 elements).
- the weight of different small matrices can be the same or different.
- the weight of the small matrix can be greater than 0 or equal to 0.
- the principle of determining the weight of a small matrix is based on the degree distribution of the variable nodes and the constrained nodes. That is to say, the selection of the fixed pattern and the setting of the small matrix weight all use the degree distribution of the variable node and the constraint node.
- the sixth step can be further explained as if, if the weight of a small matrix is set, then a row or a column is randomly selected within the small matrix, and then the position is randomly selected from the row or the column (ie, correspondingly, ⁇ columns or ⁇ rows), these final matrix positions (where the rows and columns intersect) are the locations of non-Q elements. Simplifiedly, there may be a semi-random manner, that is, the row position or the column position is fixed in advance, and the corresponding column position or row position is randomly selected.
- a non-zero element extension is defined as a non- ⁇ element that is expanded to L non-zero elements, that is, a new L-1 non-zero element is added. For binary code, it is expanded from 1 element 1 to L element 1.
- Non-zero element extensions include small matrix expansion and small matrix outer expansion. The so-called small matrix expansion means that the position of all non-zero elements after expansion must be included in the small matrix; and the small matrix outer expansion means that the position of the expanded non-zero elements may not be in the small matrix.
- the principle of non-zero element expansion is to "expand" all extended non-G elements as much as possible, that is, all elements should be in the same row as much as possible, or the same column. , and the farther the distance the better.
- cleverly designing the distance between non-zero elements may improve other properties of the LDPC code, such as the location of the wrong floor.
- Non-zero element extension methods include column expansion, row expansion, and hybrid expansion.
- Column expansion The method of expanding means that the maximum distance between the two non-zero elements of the extended L non-zero elements in the vertical direction is greater than or equal to the maximum distance between the two non-zero elements in the horizontal direction.
- the row extension method is defined as the maximum distance between the two non-zero elements of the extended L non-zero elements in the horizontal direction is greater than or equal to the maximum distance between the two non-zero elements in the vertical direction.
- Hybrid extension refers to a mixture of column extension methods and row extension methods for non-zero element expansion. It should be noted that the above distance is defined as a horizontal distance or a vertical distance; therefore, if the expansion within the small matrix is employed, the distance under the row expansion method and the distance under the column expansion method are equal.
- Extension method 1 expansion within a small matrix
- the H matrix column positions of other L-1 non-zero elements are »/ ” X + ( 7 ⁇ .% ⁇ + 1)% , [j 0 /LixL + U 0 %L + 2)%L ⁇ ⁇ , [j a /LixL + (j 0 %L + Ll)%L.
- the row position is L z . / ” x + ( z '. 0/o + 1 ) % , ..., ⁇ »"" ⁇ + ( 0 % + — 1)% .
- the symbol % indicates a modulo operation.
- L-1 non-zero element ⁇ matrix column positions are) / ⁇ ⁇ + , Lj 0 /JJxI + (7 0 %Z + 2)%Z ? ⁇ , lj 0 /LixL + Uo%L + L- ⁇ )%L.
- line 4 stands L z 'o / ” X + (z'o %L - ⁇ )%L , ⁇ ⁇ . , / ⁇ " x + ( ⁇ 0 %L -L + ⁇ )%L
- the 11 matrix column positions of other L-1 non-zero elements are ⁇ . """+ °/ + 1)%/ ,
- the other L-1 non-zero element ⁇ matrix column positions are) / ” X + ( ⁇ 0 / ⁇ + 1) 0 / ⁇ , [j 0 /LixL + (j Q %L + 2)%L ..., Q /LixL + (j 0 %L + Ll)%L .
- the column position is (.+ )% ⁇ , (/.+2 ⁇ )% ⁇ , ⁇ , (j 0 +(Ll) q)%Q.
- the row position is ⁇ z. %Z + [I / P" X 5 + JX [(1 + [z'o I Lj)%P / 0 M,
- the other L-1 non-zero element matrix positions are) /" X + + 1) 0 / ⁇ , [i 0 /LixL + (i 0 %L + 2)%L ⁇ ..., [i 0 /LixL + (i 0 %L + Ll)3 ⁇ 4L .
- the column position is (/.+)% ⁇ , (y 0 +2x ⁇ )%g 5 ⁇ , (j 0 +(Ll)xp)%Q ⁇ , ⁇ value ⁇ or ⁇ (depending on the number of sub-matrix columns of the fixed pattern), correspondingly, 1 ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ / , and is an integer.
- the other L - 1 non-zero element ⁇ matrix row positions are L z '. x + ( ⁇ .% +
- the column position is (7 ⁇ .- (j Q -2xpy/ 0 Q, Uo - (L- ⁇ )xp)%Q a
- ⁇ is the value K or ⁇ (depending on the number of sub-matrix columns of the fixed pattern), correspondingly, 1 ⁇ ⁇ , and; ⁇ — ⁇ vuv is an integer.
- Extension method 8 Small matrix outer expansion and row expansion
- the H matrix row positions of other L-1 non-Q elements are l ⁇ I" + ('.°/ + l)/ , Li 0 / ”x + ( ⁇ 0 % + 2)%£, ..., + ⁇ i,%L + Ll)%L.
- the column position is VoL + lVPjxP + Lx [(1 + L; 0 1 Li)%P] ⁇ %Q,
- the attributes of the LDPC code in the ninth step include at least one of error correction performance of the code, minimum loop length, minimum distance of the code, and error floor.
- the code words can be punctured and some code word bits can be erased.
- One way to achieve puncturing is to add a fixed bit sequence to the coded bit sequence, encode it to obtain the codeword, and then destroy the fixed bit sequence in the codeword.
- the fixed bit sequence can be a full 0 bit sequence or a fixed bit sequence of other modes.
- the low-density parity check matrix of the low-density parity check code has characteristics, allowing the parameter to fully characterize the low-density parity check matrix.
- the storage can fully characterize the parameters of the low density parity check matrix to facilitate real-time generation of low density parity check matrices.
- the low-density parity check matrix of the low-density parity check code has characteristics, which allows the low-density parity check matrix to be fully characterized by various parameters having different expression forms, and the check matrix of the parameter representation of these different expression forms is actually It is the same check matrix. After the column exchange and row exchange of the check matrix, the check matrix can be expressed in the same form.
- the storage can fully characterize the parameters of the low density parity check matrix to facilitate real-time generation of a low density parity check matrix.
- Implicit storage can partially characterize low-density parity
- the mathematical formula of the check matrix is used to generate a low density parity check matrix in real time.
- the implicit storage mathematical formula does not use storage space to store mathematical formulas, but uses mathematical logic circuits to store mathematical formulas. The use of logic circuits to represent mathematical formulas is well known to those of ordinary skill in the art.
- the low density parity check code is a linear block code
- the data to be encoded entering the low density parity code encoder (102) appears in the form of a packet.
- the encoder (102) of the LDPC code of the present invention can be implemented by using the parity check matrix H of the low density parity check code, or by using the generation matrix G of the low density parity check code. Which method is used depends on the complexity.
- the generation matrix G of the low density parity check code is obtained from the check matrix. G and H satisfy the following relationship:
- T matrix transposition and 0 represents all 0 column vectors.
- G has the following form:
- I represents an identity matrix
- P represents a sub-matrix
- H parity check matrix
- the process of obtaining the generator matrix from the check matrix is done offline, not in real time by the encoder (102) performing the encoding process.
- the generator matrix has features that can be fully characterized by parameters.
- the storage can fully characterize the parameters of the generator matrix to facilitate implementation of the encoder (102).
- the generator matrix has characteristics, which can be fully characterized by parameters with different representations. The generator matrices of these different representations are actually the same generator matrix. After the column exchange and row exchange of the generator matrix, the generator matrix can be expressed as In the same form, the storage can fully characterize the parameters of the generator matrix to facilitate the implementation of the encoder (102).
- the parameters consist of numbers and mathematical formulas.
- the mathematical formula can partially characterize the generator matrix, and the implicit storage can partially characterize the mathematical formula of the generator matrix to facilitate the encoder (102) Implementation. Implicit storage of mathematical formulas to facilitate the implementation of the encoder (102), rather than using storage space to store mathematical formulas, but using mathematical logic circuits to store mathematical formulas.
- the low density parity check code appears as a system code.
- the generator matrix and the check matrix can be fully characterized by parameters of different expressions, and the encoders (102) corresponding to the parameters of different representations have different implementation methods and implementation details.
- the row transformation can be expressed in the form of an identity matrix.
- the encoder (102) can be implemented by using a calibration matrix of low-density parity codes, and the encoding method includes the following steps:
- the check matrix is generated in real time by using parameters that can fully characterize the check matrix; the pre-codeword bit sequence and the codeword bit sequence output by the encoder (102) are different except for the check bit values, and the other aspects are the same.
- the check bits in the codeword bit sequence take the value 0.
- Both the upper triangular matrix and the lower triangular matrix can be fully characterized by parameters, and the parameters of the upper triangular matrix and the lower triangular matrix can be completely stored to facilitate real-time generation of the upper triangular matrix and the lower triangular matrix.
- the parameters that can fully represent the upper triangular matrix or the lower triangular matrix have many different expressions, and respectively store parameters that can completely represent the upper triangular matrix and the lower triangular matrix to generate the upper triangular matrix and the lower triangular matrix in real time.
- the upper triangular matrix or/and the lower triangular matrix may be expressed in the form of an identity matrix.
- the parameters that completely represent the upper triangular matrix and the lower triangular matrix are composed of numbers and/or mathematical formulas, and the mathematical formulas are stored in the form of mathematical logic circuits to generate the upper triangular matrix and the lower triangular matrix in real time.
- a matrix is represented by various forms of parameters. For simple example, remembering a matrix, you can store all its elements, or just store the location of its non-zero elements (or elements 1); for example, remember a matrix, you can store its non-G
- the position of the element can also store the position of each small matrix and the mathematical formula representing the distribution law of non-zero elements in the small matrix, and so on.
- the set N (“0 ⁇ " indicates a set N other than the bit node” ( m set ⁇ (") ⁇ represents a set ⁇ (") other than the check node M.
- the message passing decoding algorithm includes the following steps:
- Iterative processing In each iteration, perform the following three steps.
- the decoding algorithm for reducing complexity will be described below.
- the most direct decoding algorithm for reducing complexity is to classify step (1) in the above algorithm, that is, to simplify equations (4) and ( 5 ). It is the following formula (8).
- an algorithm for reducing the complexity of the decoder is to reduce the number of accesses of the decoder processing unit to the storage space, and to reduce the number and size of the storage space.
- the reduced complexity decoder consists of a memory space, a memory space, and a block, ") address memory space. These storage spaces are stored in a single block instead of 'on storage, which reduces the amount of storage space. The entire block of storage can effectively reduce the size of the total storage space.
- the hard decision bit is stored, and when the formula (10) is calculated, the verification of whether the constraint relationship is satisfied is directly performed, that is, the step (3) in the above decoding algorithm.
- the order of execution of the values is first in the order of the rows of the check matrix, and then in the order of the columns of the check matrix.
- Equation (10), Equation (11), and Equation (12), store the "value, do not store ⁇ " value, and store the "value.
- the formula (10) can also adopt other forms of processing formulas having the same function, such as formulas (4) and (5), as long as the value can be obtained.
- the address execution order of the decoding algorithm represented by the above formulas (9)-(12) is performed first in the order of the check matrix rows, and then in the order of the columns, that is, only the "checksum” with the conventional algorithm Point execution order", and there is no variable node execution order (first in the matrix column, then in the row order).
- the hard decision bits Q or 1 (that is, positive or negative symbols) are read from the storage space of the value in the order of the variable nodes.
- the combined form outputs these bit sequences, at least the decision bits of the information bit sequence, and the check bit sequence can be selected for output for use with a turbo (Turbo) demodulator.
- the above-mentioned complexity-reducing decoding algorithm has two main points in reducing the complexity compared to the conventional decoding algorithm for reducing complexity:
- Second point Reduce the number of times you access the storage space. Since only the check node processing order is available, many intermediate variables do not need to be stored, thus greatly reducing the number of accesses to the storage space. This is very obvious.
- the number of columns of the check matrix is preferably a power of 2 or a power of less than 2.
- the following operational steps are performed in sequence.
- Send the source (101) The output data first enters the encoder (102) of the LDPC code for encoding; then enters the randomizer (103) for randomization; then enters the interleaver (104) for interleaving; and finally passes through the modulator (105) to the air, etc. step.
- the LDPC code is a linear block code
- the data sent from the source (101) needs to be divided into blocks according to the code rate and code length of the LDPC code and the puncturing condition, and then sent to the encoder (102) of the LDPC code for encoding.
- the modulation scheme of the modulator (105) may be a single carrier technique or a multi-carrier technique such as Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) technology.
- OFDM Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing
- the following operation steps are sequentially performed. Receiving radio frequency signals from the air, performing down-conversion and filtering to obtain a baseband signal; first sending the baseband signal to the synchronizer (301) to obtain a synchronous starting position; and then intercepting the data for channel estimation and demodulation according to the starting position of the synchronization And so on, these operations are all done in the demodulator (302); then the output data is sent to the deinterleaver (303) to perform the deinterleaving operation; then the output data is sent to the derandomizer (304) to perform derandomization. Operation; sending the output data to the decoder of the LDPC code (305) for decoding; and finally sending the decoded data to the sink (306).
- the demodulator (302) is responsible for the implementation of multiple tasks, including tasks such as channel estimation, demodulation, and demapping; specific methods of demapping, especially the binning method, related to specific mapping schemes and constellations; using demapping
- the metric value corresponding to the codeword bits required for the input data of the decoder (305) of the LDPC code may be obtained, and the metric value may be in the form of a prior probability or a log likelihood ratio (LLR).
- LLR log likelihood ratio
- the bit metric value sent to the decoder (305) is also input in the form of a block, thereby initiating the decoding operation of the LDPC code. Comparing the data of the source (1 01 ) and the sink ( 306 ), the bit error rate of the transmission system can be obtained.
- Figure 1 shows a block diagram of a system transmitter of the present invention. After the encoder of the LDPC code, randomization is performed first, then interleaving is performed, and then modulation is performed. There are several options for randomization.
- Figure 4 shows an example of a possible solution.
- the interleaver can also employ a variety of schemes, such as a convolutional interleaver, and Figure 5 shows an example of a convolutional interleaver.
- the modulation scheme may be a single carrier scheme or a multi-carrier scheme such as Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) modulation.
- OFDM Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing
- the innovation of the system of the present invention is that the randomizer is placed after the LDPC code encoder, because the output bit sequence of the encoder of the LDPC code may have a long sequence of Q or 1, and randomization after the encoder is most effective.
- the method improves the system performance, such as reducing the peak-to-average ratio of the OFDM system.
- the order of the encoder and the randomizer can also be independent of the LDPC code, and other channel coding schemes can also adopt this sequence.
- the communication transmission system includes a transmitter, a receiver, and a channel.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram of a system receiver of the present invention.
- the position of the synchronized start data is first obtained by using the synchronizer, and then the position is used for demodulation, channel estimation, demapping, etc., then deinterleaved, de-randomized, and finally LDPC code is performed.
- the translation operation of the horse obtains the decision form of the information bit sequence.
- Figure 4 is a possible example of a randomizer and a de-randomizer.
- the generator polynomial is l + x 3 + x 10 o
- FIG. 5 is an example of a bit-based convolutional interleaver and a deconvolution interleaver.
- the storage space of each branch is a multiple of 8 bits.
- Each storage space is a first-in first-out mobile register group.
- the interleaver is a bit-based mobile register set
- the deinterleaver is a FIFO-based first-in first-out move register set.
- the metric value here is a metric value corresponding to the coded codeword bit generated after demapping, and may be multiple Form, such as log likelihood ratio form, probability form.
- the mapping scheme is in the form of quadrature phase shift keying (QPSK), or it can be 16-point quadrature amplitude modulation (16-QAM).
- the demapping scheme is a well-known technique in the art and will not be described here.
- Fig. 6 is an example of a parity check matrix of an LDPC code.
- the matrix H has 4 rows and 8 columns.
- the nodes corresponding to the Donner graph of each row are called constrained nodes, denoted by e ''; the nodes corresponding to each column are called variable nodes, denoted by '.
- Element 1 in matrix H corresponds to the line between the two types of nodes.
- FIG. 7 is a Donner diagram corresponding to the check matrix of Figure 6.
- the Tanner graph consists of two types of nodes, a variable node and a constrained node.
- the line between the two types of nodes corresponds to element 1 in the calibration matrix.
- the variable nodes are represented by circles, and the constraint nodes are represented by boxes.
- two variable nodes connected by dashed lines and two constrained nodes form a ring of length 4, that is, a total of four wires are included.
- the concepts of Tanner and ring are all general concepts of LDPC codes.
- Figure 8 is a tree diagram corresponding to Figure 7.
- the tree diagram is based on the change of the Tanner graph. With a node as ⁇ , the tree and the graph can be obtained by expanding the nodes and connections in the Tanner graph.
- the dashed line in the figure constitutes a length of 4. ring.
- the tree diagram is especially useful when calculating the minimum loop length (gir th );
- the so-called minimum loop length refers to the minimum length of all loops in the Tanner graph corresponding to the check matrix H.
- Fig. 9 is a view showing the configuration of the face matrix H of the present invention.
- the check matrix H includes two sub-matrices H and 1 ⁇ . At most one of the two sub-matrices may be an empty matrix. If neither of the sub-matrices is an empty matrix, then one of the sub-matrices is a square matrix. Further, the specific representation of the square matrix may be a triangular matrix, as shown in some special cases in FIG. Further, the triangular matrix may be in some more specific form, as shown in some special cases in FIG. 11, and the like.
- Figure 12 is an example of a fixed pattern.
- the fixed pattern can be divided into a plurality of small matrix spaces, wherein the small matrix represented by the black square means that the small matrix contains non-zero elements.
- the fixed pattern has the following features: The small matrix on the diagonal only contains non-zero elements, and the other spaces do not contain non-zero elements. This is the meaning of the "fixed" example of the fixed pattern.
- Figures 13A and 13B are two examples of sub-matrices organized by fixed patterns.
- the sub-matrix represented by (1300A) contains a total of 16 fixed patterns, each of which has a different law.
- the sub-matrix represented by (1300B) contains a total of 12 fixed patterns.
- a certain row k on the 0th column of the small matrix is randomly generated, that is, a specific small matrix position (k, 0) of an element 1 in each small matrix is obtained, where 0 ⁇ ⁇ : ⁇ -1.
- the position of the H matrix of the other L-1 non-zero elements is +1 , Jo +2 ,..., +L ⁇ l -
- the row position is ( .+ ⁇ )% , ( ⁇ .+ 2 ⁇ )% ⁇ , ..., (.+ (J - 1) ⁇ _ ⁇ )% ⁇ .
- ⁇ 16.
- the attributes of the LDPC code corresponding to the obtained check matrix are evaluated, such as error correction performance, minimum loop length, etc., and the most suitable random number k sequence is selected, and different small matrices may have different random numbers k.
- Table 1 is the check matrix position of the element 1 on the 0th column of each small matrix corresponding to the left submatrix (arranged by the columns of the matrix). The matrix position of the element 1 on the 0th column of the small matrix of the left submatrix
- Table 1 is as follows. Table 1 has a total of 16 rows, each row corresponding to a column of small matrices of the pattern shown in (1300A). Table 1 has a total of 4 values per row, corresponding to (1300A) the number of small matrices per column 4. The specific number of Table 1 indicates the check matrix row value ⁇ ' corresponding to the element 1 on the 0th column of the corresponding small matrix. , as the number 42 means ( 1300A ) the upper left corner of the small matrix on the 0th column of the 42nd row has an element value of 1.
- the construction method and transmission system of the LDPC code proposed by the present invention skillfully combines two methods of constructing a parity face matrix of an LDPC code mentioned in the background art. According to the construction method proposed by the present invention, a parity check matrix of an excellent LDPC code, and a low complexity compiling code implementation method of the LDPC code can be obtained.
- a main innovation of the transmission system using the LDPC code proposed by the present invention is that the randomized operation is placed after the channel coding operation. This is because the codeword of the LDPC code may contain a long string of bits 0 or a long string of bits 1.
- a randomization operation module is added after the encoder of the LDPC code in the transmitter to effectively convert the long string bit 0 or the long string bit 1 to facilitate the synchronization function in the receiver. achieve.
- Performing randomization operations after the encoder can also improve other characteristics of some transmission systems; for example, in a multi-carrier system, the peak-to-average power ratio of the system can be improved.
- the operation in the receiver is to perform a de-randomization operation, and then perform an LDPC code decoding operation.
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