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Area-efficient VLSI architecture for the traceback Viterbi decoder supporting punctured codes

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The authors present a novel architecture designed to reduce the storage for decision vectors at the traceback block in the Viterbi decoder. By decreasing the rate of decision vector generation, the data storage requirement has been reduced by 29.9% in the proposed architecture compared to conventional traceback Viterbi decoders. The overall area has been reduced by ~25% when implemented in VLSI

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Electronics Letters  (Volume:32 ,  Issue: 8 )

Date of Publication: 11 Apr 1996

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