DocumentCode
941275
Title
Spectral analysis of
-ary digital signals encoded by
-ary convolutional codes (Corresp.)
Author
Bezerra, Joao B. ; Arantes, Dalton S.
Volume
32
Issue
2
fYear
1986
fDate
3/1/1986 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
313
Lastpage
319
Abstract
A method for spectral calculation of
-ary digital signals encoded by
-ary convolutional codes is developed. We have assumed a parallel encoding process such that for a code with rate
and constraint length
, the encoder can be modeled as a Mealy machine of
inputs,
outputs, and
-ary memory cells. From this model and from the generator matrix of the code, the characterizing matrices of the Mealy machine are found in a straightforward way. Two assumptions are made on the statistics of the input signal. 1) The input sequence is a wide-sense stationary vector process of dimension
. 2) The input vectors are statistically independent. With these assumptions and from the characterizing matrices of the Mealy machine, the method developed by Cariolaro and Tronca can be readily used. The continuous and discrete components of the spectrum of the coded signal are expressed in matrix form, which is particularly appropriate for computer programming.
-ary digital signals encoded by
-ary convolutional codes is developed. We have assumed a parallel encoding process such that for a code with rate
and constraint length
, the encoder can be modeled as a Mealy machine of
inputs,
outputs, and
-ary memory cells. From this model and from the generator matrix of the code, the characterizing matrices of the Mealy machine are found in a straightforward way. Two assumptions are made on the statistics of the input signal. 1) The input sequence is a wide-sense stationary vector process of dimension
. 2) The input vectors are statistically independent. With these assumptions and from the characterizing matrices of the Mealy machine, the method developed by Cariolaro and Tronca can be readily used. The continuous and discrete components of the spectrum of the coded signal are expressed in matrix form, which is particularly appropriate for computer programming.Keywords
Convolutional coding; Spectral analysis; Biomedical signal processing; Character generation; Convolutional codes; Data analysis; Encoding; Galois fields; Signal processing; Spectral analysis; Speech processing; Statistics;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Information Theory, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0018-9448
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TIT.1986.1057147
Filename
1057147
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