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A Fast Polar Code List Decoder Architecture Based on Sphere Decoding
DOI:10.1109/TCSI.2016.2619324.png)
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Polar codes are a recently discovered family of capacity-achieving error-correcting codes. Among the proposed decoding algorithms, successive-cancellation list decoding guarantees the best error-correction performance with codes of moderate lengths, but it yields low throughput. Speed-up techniques have been proposed in the past: most of them rely on approximations that degrade the error-correction capability of the algorithm. We propose a speed-up technique for successive-cancellation list decoding of polar codes that is exact for list size of 2, while its approximations bring negligible error-correction performance degradation (<0.05 dB) for other list sizes. A decoder architecture is designed: the proposed technique increases the throughput of a factor of 3.16x, at the cost of 14.2% in area occupation.
Keywords:
Hardware implementation
list decoding
polar codes
sphere decoding
successive-cancellation decoding
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