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These are examples of using gr-trellis in grc.
INTERFERENCE CANCELLATION
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Two users are transmitting simultaneously using convolutionally encoded QPSK, each with power P1=alpha*P and P2=(1-alpha)*P.
The combined signal is observed in noise and four different receivers are considered:
1) A viterbi decoder decoding user 1 assuming user 2 is noise
2) A viterbi decoder decoding user 2 assuming user 1 is noise
3) A viterbi decoder decoding user 1 first
and then reencoding this signal, subtracting it from the observation
and then running a Viterbi decoder decoding user 2
4) A viterbi decoder decoding user 2 first
and then reencoding this signal, subtracting it from the observation
and then running a Viterbi decoder decoding user 1
You can change the signal to noise ratio P/sigma^2 and the allocation of power to the two users, alpha.
Serially Concatenated Convolutional Codes
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An SCCC can be defined by an outer and an inner FSM together with an interleaver
and a modulation type. You can change the SNR and observe the estimated BER.
In sccc.grc the decoding and metric calculation are combined; in sccc1.grc they are separate.
Parallel Concatenated Convolutional Codes
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A PCCC can be defined by two FSMs together with an interleaver
and a modulation type. You can change the SNR and observe the estimated BER.
In pccc1.grc the decoding and metric calculation are separate.
Enjoy.
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