45th European Conference on Optical Communication (ECOC 2019) 2019
DOI: 10.1049/cp.2019.0782
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FPGA assisted design of concatenated LDPC convolutional and BCH codes for optical fiber communications

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“…As the 't' bit increases, the chip area and Power of the BCH designs will also increase. The BCH-ED (15,5,3) for TEC utilizes more clock cycles and Power due to the advanced decoding mechanism. As the 't' bit increases, the Throughput and hardware efficiency will be decreased drastically.…”
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“…As the 't' bit increases, the chip area and Power of the BCH designs will also increase. The BCH-ED (15,5,3) for TEC utilizes more clock cycles and Power due to the advanced decoding mechanism. As the 't' bit increases, the Throughput and hardware efficiency will be decreased drastically.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The resource utilization of individual BCH encoders and decoders for SEC, DEC, and TEC are tabulated in Table 2, and the graphical representation is in Figure 9. The BCH encoder (15,11,1) utilizes slices of 10 and operates at 605.18 MHz with a combinational delay of 0.729 ns. The BCH encoder (15, 7, 2) utilizes slices of 14 and operates at 866.927 MHz with a delay of 0.756 ns.…”
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