Distortion and noise promote detection errors in digital holographic storage systems. Trellis-coded modulation (TCM) combines modulation and error-correction coding to reduce the bit error rate. The author describes a novel implementation of TCM for these systems that exploits two-dimensional pixel dependence. Relative computational efficiency is provided, facilitating high data throughput.
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