Next Generation Mobile Broadcasting 2013
DOI: 10.1201/b14186-14
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Universal DVB-3GPP Broadcast Layer: An Enabler for New Business in Mobile Broadcasting Landscape

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“…1D-NUCs have a squared shape with non-uniform distance between the constellation symbols, and they are formed by two non-uniform pulse amplitude modulation (PAM) signals [8]. Hence, the complexity can be drastically reduced by using a one-dimensional demapper [9].…”
Section: Introduction Bmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1D-NUCs have a squared shape with non-uniform distance between the constellation symbols, and they are formed by two non-uniform pulse amplitude modulation (PAM) signals [8]. Hence, the complexity can be drastically reduced by using a one-dimensional demapper [9].…”
Section: Introduction Bmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…ATSC 3.0 (Advanced Television Systems Committee -Third Generation) is the first standard that includes 2D-NUCs from 16NUC to 256NUC orders, and 1D-NUCs for new high-orders such as 1024NUC (or 1kNUC) and 4096NUC (or 4kNUC) [7]. 1D-NUCs have a squared shape with non-uniform distance between the constellation symbols [8]. 2D-NUCs are designed by relaxing the square shape constraint, with a better performance than 1D-NUCs but with a higher receiver complexity since they cannot be separated into two independent I/Q components [9].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%