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Results are from balanced mode. SNR is measured over a 2500 Hz bandwidth. Error rate is reported as CER (Character Error Rate), defined as the percentage of inserted ...

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Abstract: In the fifth-generation (5G) communication era, efficient transmitter operations are essential, with channel encoding and interleaving mitigating random and burst errors to ensure reliable ...

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Abstract: Present-day communication systems routinely use codes that approach the channel capacity when coupled with a computationally efficient decoder. However, the decoder is typically designed for ...

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