access icon openaccess Variable-length balanced codes for quadrature phase shift keyed systems

The authors outline an approach to construct capacity-approaching balanced quadrature phase shift keyed (QPSK) codes. These codes ensure an equal number of different symbol values and many symbol transitions in the encoded sequence in order to assist practical demodulators to accurately recover symbol values. Their codes are comprised of instantaneously decodable variable-length codewords that exhibit excellent performance with average code rates higher than previously reported fixed-length balanced QPSK codes.

Inspec keywords: quadrature phase shift keying; variable length codes

Other keywords: instantaneous decodable variable-length codewords; QPSK codes; symbol values; capacity-approaching balanced quadrature phase shift keyed codes; symbol transitions; variable-length balanced quadrature phase shift keyed codes; average code rates

Subjects: Codes

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