Reducing the Error Floor of the Sign-Preserving Min-Sum LDPC Decoder via Message Weighting of Low-Degree Variable Nodes
Lotte Paulissen, Alex Alvarado, Kaiquan Wu, and Alexios, Balatsoukas-Stimming

TL;DR
This paper introduces a method to reduce the error floor in low-complexity LDPC decoders by applying iteration-dependent weights to degree-3 variable nodes, significantly improving performance on the 802.3ca EPON code.
Contribution
It proposes a novel message weighting technique for low-degree variable nodes to mitigate error floors in LDPC decoding.
Findings
Error floor decreased by over 3 orders of magnitude on the 802.3ca EPON code
Effective for low-complexity LDPC decoders
Applicable to degree-3 variable nodes
Abstract
Some low-complexity LDPC decoders suffer from error floors. We apply iteration-dependent weights to the degree-3 variable nodes to solve this problem. When the 802.3ca EPON LDPC code is considered, an error floor decrease of more than 3 orders of magnitude is achieved.
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Taxonomy
TopicsError Correcting Code Techniques · Advanced Wireless Communication Techniques · Optical Wireless Communication Technologies
