Consider the convolutional encoder with rate R=1/2, Constraint length=4 and the code polynomial as g1(x)=1+X^2+X^3 and g2(x)=1+X+X^2+X^3. Determine the impulse response of the code and hence find out the code stream for data stream of [1100].
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To determine the impulse response of the code, we need to find the output sequence when the input sequence is an impulse. An impulse is a sequence with a single 1 followed by all 0s. For the given convolutional encoder with rate R=1/2 and constraint length=4, Show more…
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