2018/11/15 by Emmanuel Boutillon · 1 citation
Computer Science · Engineering · #Error Correcting Code Techniques #Advanced Wireless Communication Techniques #PAPR reduction in OFDM
paper · doi:10.1109/tit.2018.2881436
This paper generalizes the method proposed by Poulliat et al. for the determination of the optimal Galois field coefficients of a non-binary LDPC parity check constraint based on the binary image of the code. Optimal, or almost-optimal, parity check coefficients are given for check degree varying from 4 to 20 and Galois field varying from GF (64) up to GF (1024). For all given sets of coefficients, no codeword of Hamming weight two exists. A reduced complexity algorithm to compute the binary Hamming weight 3 of a parity check is proposed. When the number of sets of coefficients is too high for an exhaustive search and evaluation, a local greedy search is performed. Explicit tables of coefficients are given. The proposed sets of coefficients can effectively replace the random selection of coefficients often used in NB-LDPC construction.