influence of the fec channel coding on error rates and picture quality in dvb baseband transmission

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2006
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Abstract
The paper deals with the component analysis of DTV (Digital Television) and DVB (Digital Video Broadcasting) baseband channel coding. Used FEC (Forward Error Correction) error-protection codes principles are shortly outlined and the simulation model applied in Matlab is presented. Results of achieved bit and symbol error rates and corresponding picture quality evaluation analysis are presented, including the evaluation of influence of the channel coding on transmitted RGB images and their noise rates related to MOS (Mean Opinion Score). Conclusion of the paper contains comparison of DVB channel codes efficiency.
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Authors ;T. Kratochvil
Journal molecular therapy : the journal of the american society of gene therapy
Year 2006
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www.radioeng.cz/fulltexts/2006/06_03_35_41.pdf
Keywords
electronics nuclear engineering

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