The Application Study of Non-Binary LDPC Code

Yu Ping Wu; Dan Feng Zhao; Ning Ning Tong

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.403-408.2543

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HomeAdvanced Materials ResearchAdvanced Materials Research Vols. 403-408The Application Study of Non-Binary LDPC Code

The Application Study of Non-Binary LDPC Code

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Most practical communication systems need higher bandwidth efficiency; this article increased the bandwidth efficiency through code rate and modulation mode, by combining Non-binary LDPC code with MSK modulation and making practical use of them in communication systems. The simulation result showed that the combination of Non-binary LDPC code and MSK modulation possessed not only a stronger error correcting capability but also a higher bandwidth efficiency, which will probably be more applicable in practical communication systems.

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Yu Ping Wu, Dan Feng Zhao, Ning Ning Tong

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Bandwidth Efficiency, MSK Modulation, Non-Binary LDPC Code

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