Incremental Redundancy Deadline Dependent Coding for Efficient Wireless Real-Time Communications
- 7 April 2006
- conference paper
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
Abstract
The concept of deadline dependent coding (DDC) has been demonstrated as a promising design approach for efficient and reliable real-time communications over wireless channels. The main idea behind the concept of DDC is to make all components of the communication protocol deadline dependent, tailoring the channel code and the retransmission protocol to the specific real-time constraints. The DDC framework allows critical reliability and timing constraints to be readily evaluated as a function of available system resources. Concatenated coding and iterative decoding within retransmission protocols enables additional flexibility and new adaptive design options. Here, we introduce an incremental redundancy retransmission scheme in conjunction with concatenated coding and show that this further improves the DDC schemeKeywords
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