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High-Rate Permutation Coding with Unequal Error Protection

Ogunyanda Kehinde, Swart Theo G., Ogunyanda Opeyemi O.

International Journal of Electronics and Telecommunications

2022

Vol. 68, No. 1

27--33

Channel coding provides numerous advantages to digital communications. One of such advantages is error correcting capabilities. This, however, comes at the expense of coding rate, which is a function of the codebook’s cardinality |C| or number of coded information bits and the codeword length M. In order to achieve high coding rate, we hereby report a channel coding approach that is capable of error correction under power line communications (PLC) channel conditions, with permutation coding as the coding scheme of choice. The approach adopts the technique of unequal error correction for binary codes, but with the exception that non-binary permutation codes are employed here. As such, certain parts of the information bits are coded with permutation symbols, while transmitting other parts uncoded. Comparisons with other conventional permutation codes are presented, with the proposed scheme exhibiting a relatively competitive performance in terms of symbol error rate.

Application of convolutional interleavers in turbo codes with unequal error protection

Vafi S., Wysoki T. A.

Journal of Telecommunications and Information Technology

2006

nr 1

17-23

This paper deals with an application of convolutional interleavers in unequal error protection (UEP) turbo codes. The constructed convolutional interleavers act as block interleavers by inserting a number of stuff bits into the interleaver memories at the end of each data block. Based on the properties of this interleaver, three different models of UEP turbo codes are suggested. Simulation results confirm that utilizing UEP can provide better protection for important parts of each data block, while significantly decreasing the number of stuff bits.