Abstract
The bit error rate (BER) performance of convolutional coded quaternary differential phase-shift keying (QDPSK) with Viterbi decoding is theoretically investigated in Rayleigh fading environments. The probability density functions of the path and branch metric values of Viterbi decoding are derived. The BERs after decoding due to additive white Gaussian noise and cochannel interference are theoretically analyzed. Rate 1/2 codes and their symbol punctured high-rate codes are considered, and the symbol positions for deletion to minimize the BER after decoding are presented for the codes with a constraint length K=3-7. It is shown that Viterbi decoding considerably reduces the desired signal-to-interference power ratio as well as the signal energy per information bit-to-noise power spectrum density ratio necessary to achieve a certain BER. The spectrum efficiency of the cellular mobile radio system, achievable by the use of the symbol punctured codes, is also evaluated. >
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