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A low-power self-timed Viterbi decoder

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4 Author(s)
Riocreux, P.A. ; Dept. of Comput. Sci., Manchester Univ., UK ; Brackenbury, L.E.M. ; Cumpstey, M. ; Furber, S.B.

Viterbi decoders are used for decoding data encoded using convolutional forward error correction codes or data that suffers from inter-symbol interference. They occur in a large proportion of digital transmission and digital recording systems, including digital mobile telephony and digital TV broadcast, CD-ROM and magnetic disk reading. This paper describes a design for a self-timed Viterbi decoder The new design is based upon serial, unary arithmetic for the manipulation and storage of metrics. In the trace-back system, multiple concurrent trace-backs may be running and trace-backs are terminated as soon as they cease to be useful. The new architecture occupies between 29% and 23% less area than a selection of synchronous implementations with the same design parameters which use the same process and cell-library

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Asynchronus Circuits and Systems, 2001. ASYNC 2001. Seventh International Symposium on

Date of Conference: 2001

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