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- What is the channel encoding?
- What is convolution coding in mobile communication?
- What is source encoding and channel encoding?
- What is channel encoding and decoding?
What is the channel encoding?
In telecommunication: Channel encoding. As described in Source encoding, one purpose of the source encoder is to eliminate redundant binary digits from the digitized signal. The strategy of the channel encoder, on the other hand, is to add redundancy to the transmitted signal—in this case so that…
What is convolution coding in mobile communication?
Convolutional coding is a widely used coding method which is not based on blocks of bits but rather the output code bits are determined by logic operations on the present bit in a stream and a small number of previous bits.
What is source encoding and channel encoding?
Source coding: The source encoder converts information waveforms to bits, while the decoder converts bits back to waveforms. The block diagram of source coding is depicted in Fig. 3. 2. Channel coding: The channel encoder converts bits to signal waveform, while the decoder converts received waveform back to bits.
What is channel encoding and decoding?
In computers, encoding is the process of putting a sequence of characters (letters, numbers, punctuation, and certain symbols) into a specialized format for efficient transmission or storage. Decoding is the opposite process -- the conversion of an encoded format back into the original sequence of characters.
