Pipelined Implementation of a Real Time Programmable Encoder for Low Density Parity Check Code on a Reconfigurable Instruction Cell Architecture
Zahid A. Khan, Tughrul Arslan · 2007
This paper presents pipelined implementation of a real time programmable irregular low density parity check (LDPC) encoder as specified in the IEEE P802.16E/D7 standard. The encoder is programmable for frame sizes from 576 to 2304 and for five different code rates. H matrix is efficiently generated and stored for a particular frame size and code rate. The encoder is implemented on reconfigurable instruction cell architecture which has recently emerged as an ultra low power, high performance, ANSI-C programmable embedded core. Different general and architecture specific optimization techniques are applied to enhance the throughput. With the architecture, a throughput from 10 to 19 Mbps has been achieved. The maximum throughput achieved with pipelining/multi-core is 78 Mbps