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Part # DSP56300
Description  Implementing Viterbi Decoders Using the VSL Instruction on DSP Families
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The Viterbi Algorithm
IS-136
Viterbi Decoder Implementation
2-3
2.1
IS-136
This section introduces the Viterbi algorithm through an example from industry: the
convolutional error correcting code used in IS-136, the TIA/EIA interim wireless
standard. Here it is shown how the algorithm is derived, and some typical
computational enhancements are introduced.
2.2
CONVOLUTIONAL ENCODING
The Viterbi algorithm can be usefully illustrated by implementing a convolutional code.
A convolutional encoder implementation in hardware is illustrated schematically in
Figure 2-1
. In order to illustrate the steps needed to implement Viterbi decoders in
general, this application report develops the assembly code needed to implement a
Viterbi algorithm decoder for this encoder.
Figure 2-1
Example Rate 1/2 Convolutional Encoder
In this figure, the square boxes represent a one-bit-wide shift register. Some shift register
outputs are connected to modulo 2 adders (i.e., parity generators). Every time one bit is
shifted into the input, two output bits are generated by the adders. Because we have
more output bits than input bits, we have redundancy. The redundant information can
be used to correct errors at the receiver.
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