📘 Non-Fiction Channel Coding by Werner Henkel

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Format: EPUB/PDF .ePUB/.PDF reader, 52.8 MB Werner Henkel's Channel Coding provides a comprehensive guide to both classical and modern coding theory, from block and convolutional codes to Turbo, LDPC, and Polar Codes. Starting with essential information theory and channel fundamentals, it covers decoding algorithms, coded modulation, and trellis methods, with brief explorations of network coding and lattices. An extensive set of exercises and solutions makes this an ideal resource for graduate students, engineers, and advanced undergraduates seeking a complete, self-contained treatment. Genre: Non-Fiction > Tech & Devices This book offers an extensive guide to classical and modern coding theory. Mainly addressed to graduate students, scientists and engineers, it may also be used to teach advanced undergraduates. It starts with an introduction to channels, metrics, and information theory fundamentals, providing the essential background to understand the more advanced topics covered later. The core of the book offers a complete treatment of block and convolutional codes, including important decoding algorithms. Coding types are described together with the corresponding coded modulation and shaping methods. Trellises for block codes are introduced as well as modern coding schemes such as Turbo, LDPC, and Polar Codes. Network coding and lattices are also briefly described. Finally, this book also includes an extensive set of exercises, questions, and solutions, which will facilitate understanding and self-learning.​

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