Abstract
The encoding and decoding schemes presented are aimed at enabling the transfer of data through a channel in which two types of interference are added to the transmitted signal and the sum is quantized. One of these interferences is known (or can be estimated), whereas the second is an additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN). Since the input of the quantizer is not accessible, the known interference can not be removed from the received signal. We show that the error rate for an uncoded transmission through this channel is unacceptably large, even for low noise levels and linear quantization. It is also shown that the problem becomes even more severe when a nonlinear quantization is present. Therefore, coding is essential and a huge coding gain is achievable in this application. An upper-bound on the error rate, contributed by the component codes of a multilevel code, has been developed for multistage decoding. Results of computer simulations of a practical case with optimal and suboptimal decoding algorithms, both developed in this paper, are presented.
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