The Performance of ST-Turbo TC Based on the Improved Log-MAP Algorithm
Wireless Personal Communications: An International Journal
Mapping interleaving laws to parallel turbo and LDPC decoder architectures
IEEE Transactions on Information Theory
An improved low-power high-throughput log-MAP turbo decoder
IEEE Transactions on Consumer Electronics
Prunable Collision Free Random Interleaver Design
Wireless Personal Communications: An International Journal
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Inter-window shuffle (IWS) interleavers are a class of collision-free (CF) interleavers that have been applied to parallel turbo decoding. In this paper, we present modified IWS (M-IWS) interleavers that can further increase turbo decoding throughput only at the expense of slight performance degradation. By deriving the number of M-IWS interleavers, we demonstrate that the number is much smaller than that of IWS interleavers, whereas they both have a very simple algebraic representation. Further, it is shown by analysis that under given conditions, storage requirements of M-IWS interleavers can be reduced to only 368 storage bits for variable interleaving lengths. In order to realize parallel outputs of the on-line interleaving addresses, a low-complexity architecture design of M-IWS interleavers for parallel turbo decoding is proposed, which also supports variable interleaving lengths. Therefore, the M-IWS interleavers are very suitable for the turbo decoder in next generation communication systems with the high data rate and low latency requirements.