Title :
A channel model for characterization of the error data recovered from compact discs
Author :
Tehranchi, Babak ; Howe, Dennis G.
Author_Institution :
Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, NY, USA
fDate :
7/1/1998 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
The data recovered from compact discs are contaminated with errors that exhibit a bursty behavior. A channel model is developed to characterize the error bursts and good-data gaps that occur in actual data recovered from compact discs. The probability of having m erroneous symbols in a data block of length n symbols is calculated using the channel model. This probability can be used to evaluate the performance of the error-correction code (ECC) used in the compact disc system
Keywords :
Markov processes; Reed-Solomon codes; coding errors; error correction codes; interleaved codes; optical disc storage; probability; telecommunication channels; Markov chain; bursty behavior; channel model; compact discs; cross-interleaved Reed-Solomon code; data block length; erroneous symbols probability; error bursts; error-correction code; good-data gaps; performance; recovered error data; Communication channels; Error analysis; Error correction; Error correction codes; Length measurement; Memory; Noise generators; Optical noise; Optical sensors; Pollution measurement;
Journal_Title :
Communications, IEEE Transactions on