- Define the Generator Polynomial: Identify the correct generator polynomial for the BCH (63,56) code as specified in CCSDS 230.1-G-1.
- Encoder Implementation: Create a custom function to multiply the message by the generator polynomial, producing the encoded codeword.
- Decoder Implementation: Create a custom function to perform polynomial division and error correction based on the BCH decoding algorithm.
How to generate a BCH (63,56) code in Matlab?
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Hi everyone,
I need help in generating a specific encoder (and related decoder) in Matlab, in order to simulate the transmission/reception of coded data between a LEO satellite and the ground station with the channel coding techniques suggested by the ECSS and CCSDS documents. In particular I need to generate the BCH encoder/decoder with the coding scheme (63,56) that seems not to be supported by the default Matlab function "bchenc" I've used. This particular code is presented in CCSDS 230.1-G-1 (section 3.5) as a modified version of the standard Hamming (63,57) code and I've already tried to obtained it with the Matlab built-in function "encode", using the attribute 'hamming/binary'.
Can anybody give me some hint?
Thanks a lot in advance, Francesco.
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Shreshth
on 26 Jun 2024
Hey Francesco,
To implement a BCH (63,56) encoder and decoder in MATLAB, follow these steps:
MATLAB's built-in functions do not directly support BCH (63,56), so you need to manually implement these steps using polynomial operations.
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