Lecture

Convolutional Codes: Analysis and Applications

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Description

This lecture covers the analysis and applications of convolutional codes, focusing on understanding the encoding and decoding processes, as well as the implications of different parameters on the performance of these codes. Emre Telatar's explanations are supported by examples illustrating the stages of encoding and decoding, emphasizing the importance of correct implementation for optimal results.

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