What is DVB-RCS2 16 State High Speed Turbo Decoder?
DVB-RCS2 16 State High Speed Turbo Decoder is a Channel Coding IP core from Small World Communications listed on Semi IP Hub.
Vendor:
Small World Communications
Category:
Channel Coding
DVB-RCS2 16 State High Speed Turbo Decoder
This is a high speed DVB-RCS2 16 state duobinary turbo decoder with four parallel MAP decoders.
Overview
This is a high speed DVB-RCS2 16 state duobinary turbo decoder with four parallel MAP decoders.
Key features
- 16 state DVB-RCS2 compatible turbo decoder
- Rate 1/2 or 1/3
- 40 to 4800 bit interleaver
- Up to 192 MHz internal clock
- Up to 136 Mbit/s with 5 decoder iterations
- 6-bit signed magnitude input data
- 4 parallel MAP decoders
- Optional log-MAP or max-log-MAP constituent decoder algorithms
- Up to 32 iterations in 1/2 iteration steps
- Optional power efficient early stopping
- Optional extrinsic information scaling and limiting
- Estimated channel error output
- Free simulation software
- Available as EDIF core and VHDL simulation core for Xilinx Virtex-II, Spartan-3, Virtex-4, Virtex-5, Virtex-6, Spartan 6 and 7-Series FPGAs under SignOnce IP License. Actel, Altera and Lattice FPGA cores available on request.
- Available as VHDL core for ASICs
Block Diagram
PCD04D4 block diagram
What’s Included?
- All Licenses
- EDIF Core
- VHDL Simulation Core
- Test vector generation software
- VHDL ASIC License
- VHDL Core
Specifications
Identity
Part Number
PCD04D4
Vendor
Small World Communications
Type
Silicon IP
Files
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Provider
HQ:
Australia
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