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Finite-Length Performance Analysis of LDPC Coded Continuous Phase Modulation
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Serial concatenation of LDPC codes and continuous phase modulation (CPM) has recently gained significant attention due to its capacity-approaching performance, efficient detection as well as owing to its constant-envelope nature. Most of the previous contributions on LDPC coded CPM were devoted to the design of LDPC codes and their asymptotic performance analysis. However, there is a paucity of work on the finite-length performance estimation of LDPC coded CPM, primarily because existing performance estimation techniques cannot be readily applied to the LDPC coded CPM. To fill this gap, we conceive an analytical bit error probability estimation technique for finite-length LDPC coded CPM in the waterfall region. Numerical results are provided both for regular and irregular LDPC codes having different codeword lengths, demonstrating that the estimated performances are closely matched by the simulated ones.
Keywords:
Low-density parity check (LDPC) code
continuous phase modulation (CPM)
density evolution
waterfall region
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