Adaptive error control coding for a mobile broadband system
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article
Identifier
P. Torres, C. Caseiro and A. Gusmao, "Adaptive error control coding for a Mobile Broadband System," Proceedings of Vehicular Technology Conference - VTC, 1996, pp. 1751-1755 vol.3, doi: 10.1109/VETEC.1996.504058.
0-7803-3157-5
10.1109/VETEC.1996.504058
Title
Adaptive error control coding for a mobile broadband system
Subject
Mobile broadband system
ARQ
FEC
MBS
ARQ
FEC
MBS
Date
2021-12-28T11:44:59Z
2021-12-28T11:44:59Z
1996-05-01
2021-12-28T11:44:59Z
1996-05-01
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The Mobile Broadband System (MBS) under research in Europoe aims at offering to mobile users an ATM-based radio access to the future integrated broadband communications network. It is well known that a high-quality transmission channel can be assumed within the fixed broadband network; however, this is far from being expected in the radio links of the future mobile system. This paper is concerned with the design of an error control coding scheme for a first stage of MBS implementation. The proposed scheme is a very flexible, hybrid one, which is based on the concatenation of a convolutional inner code, and a Reed-Solomon outer code, and combines ARQ and FEC features in an adaptive manner, under an implicit evaluation of the channel state. It is powerful enough to cope with poor channel conditions and is compatible with both ATM characteristics and those of a wide range of services (including required BER below lo-' with a delay of a few ms). A set of simulation results illustrates the advantages of the proposed error control coding scheme.
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The Mobile Broadband System (MBS) under research in Europoe aims at offering to mobile users an ATM-based radio access to the future integrated broadband communications network. It is well known that a high-quality transmission channel can be assumed within the fixed broadband network; however, this is far from being expected in the radio links of the future mobile system. This paper is concerned with the design of an error control coding scheme for a first stage of MBS implementation. The proposed scheme is a very flexible, hybrid one, which is based on the concatenation of a convolutional inner code, and a Reed-Solomon outer code, and combines ARQ and FEC features in an adaptive manner, under an implicit evaluation of the channel state. It is powerful enough to cope with poor channel conditions and is compatible with both ATM characteristics and those of a wide range of services (including required BER below lo-' with a delay of a few ms). A set of simulation results illustrates the advantages of the proposed error control coding scheme.
info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion
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