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Non-binary LDPC Decoder for Deep-Space Optical Communications

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Short Description

Reliable wireless communication is always challenging, but especially so if one of the termials is located in deep space. In order to realize a communication link between a deep-space probe and a receiver on earth optical systems are currently being tested. A critical component in such a deep-space optical communication link is error correction, since the correct recovery of heavily attenuated signals is of utmost importance. In this project a non-binary LDPC code shall be examined for this purpose. The goal of this project is evaluating the performance of this code and developing an efficient decoding architecture.

Status: Available

Looking for 1-2 Semester/Master students
Contact: Sandro Belfanti

Prerequisites

VLSI I
MATLAB and VHDL is an advantage
Interest in communications / error correcting codes

Character

50% Theory/Simulation
30% RTL Design
20% VHDL Implementation

Professor

Qiuting Huang