Title :
Data level fault tolerance in demultiplexer filter banks
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Electr. Eng. & Comput. Sci., California Univ., Davis, CA, USA
Abstract :
An efficient method for demultiplexing frequency slotted channels employs multirate filter banks which contain fast Fourier transform processing. All numerical processing is performed at a lower rate commensurate with the small bandwidth of each baseband channel. The paper demonstrates methods for protecting the integrity of the demultiplexing operations by using real number convolutional codes to compute comparable parity values which detect errors at the data sample level. High-rate, systematic convolutional codes produce parity values at a much reduced rate, and protection is achieved by generating parity values in two ways and comparing them. Parity values corresponding to each output channel are generated in parallel by a subsystem, operating even slower and in parallel with the demultiplexer that is virtually identical to the original structure. These parity calculations may be time-shared with the same processing resources because they are so similar
Keywords :
demultiplexing; demultiplexing equipment; error detection codes; fast Fourier transforms; fault tolerant computing; filtering and prediction theory; frequency division multiplexing; telecommunication channels; baseband channel; data level fault tolerance; data sample level; demultiplexer filter banks; error detection; fast Fourier transform processing; frequency slotted channels; high rate convolutional codes; multirate filter banks; numerical processing; output channel; parity values; processing resources; real number convolutional codes; systematic convolutional codes; time sharing; Bandwidth; Baseband; Channel bank filters; Demultiplexing; Fault tolerance; Filter bank; Finite impulse response filter; Frequency division multiplexing; Hardware; Protection;
Conference_Titel :
Fault Tolerant Systems, 1991. Proceedings., Pacific Rim International Symposium on
Conference_Location :
Kawasaki
Print_ISBN :
0-8186-2275-X
DOI :
10.1109/{RFTS.1991.212964