Turbo Decoder Applications
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DVB-RCT was designed to extend DVB-T systems with a return channel. The data rate is in the range of a few kbit/s only. Due to the limited usability it was never deployed. DVB-RCT was the first standard to adopt double-binary turbo codes. Multiple standards followed using the double-binary version (WiMax, DVB-RCS, DVB-RCS2).
| Standard | Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB) | |||
| Interaction channel for Digital Terrestrial Television (RCT) incorporating Multiple Access OFDM | ||||
| Organization | ETSI | |||
| Publication | 2002 | |||
| Documents | ETSI EN 301 958 | |||
| Applications | Digital TV | |||
| IP Core | Contact us! | |||
| Turbo Codes | Double binary parallel concatenated convolutional code (PCCC), 8 states, tail-biting, code rates 1/2, 3/4, payload block sizes 144 – 648 bits | |||
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