VHDL Implementation of Reed-Solomon Encoder-Decoder for WiMax Network

Ranjita Singh, Krikshankant Pathak
Volume 1: Issue 3, July 2014, pp 126-132


Author's Information
Ranjita Singh1 
Corresponding Author
1Ece Department, Techno Craft Institute Of Technology, Bhopal, India
ranjiricha@gmail.com

Krikshankant Pathak2
2Ece Department, Techno Craft Institute Of Technology, Bhopal, India

Research Article -- Peer Reviewed
Published online – 30 July 2014

Open Access article under Creative Commons License

Cite this article – Ranjita Singh, Krikshankant Pathak, “VHDL Implementation of Reed-Solomon Encoder-Decoder for WiMax Network”, International Journal of Analytical, Experimental and Finite Element Analysis, RAME Publishers, vol. 1, issue 3, pp. 126-132, July 2014.
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Abstract:-
This article proposes, a system based on Reed-Solomon codec for WiMax networks. The proposed architecture implements various programmable primitive polynomials. A lot of VLSI implementations have been described in literature. This paper introduces a highly parametrical RS-coder-decoder. The implementation, written in a hardware description language (HDL), is based on an Berlekamp massey, Chien Search and Formey Algorithms. Wehave defined an advanced RS encoder-decoder architecture approach whichis a key solution for systems. Our approach is used inorder to implement on Xilinx a generic RS coder-decoder for WiMax networks. IEEE Std.802.16 specifies that the codec performs a variable number of check symbols in a codeword. The Reed-Solomon encoder has been checked for different error-correcting capabilities that is 4, 6, 8 etc. Reed-Solomon decoder synthesized using VHDL on Xilinx and simulated on ISE Simulator.The RS decoder implementation written in VHDL is based on Berlekamp Massey,Forney and Chien Search Algorithm. The performance of Reed-Solomon encoder RS (7,3)and,RS(15,9 ) is shown and Reed-Solomon decoder is checked for RS(7,3)and synthesizable on Xilinx and simulated on ISE Simulator. The performance are shown using two device Virtex 5 and Spartan 3e..
Index Terms:-
Reedsolomon, Berlekamp massey, Chien, Forney, implementation, VHDL, WiMax
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