no problem: put 0 as the 32nd bit :-), or
extend the code by one bit (this is pretty standard in block codes).
In the case of rate-1/2 CC you just run the encoder for 16 steps so you
get exactly 32 bits out.
Achilleas
Johnathan Corgan wrote:
Achilleas Anastasopoulos wrote:
there are many options. One is a (31,16) BCH code
with 3 bits error correction capability.
When the --use-whitener-offset option is chosen, we're actually using
all 16 bits of the field (the upper nibble is the 4-bit whitener
offset), so we'd need a (32,16) code, if such a thing exists.
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