researResearch - Télécom Bretagne
researResearch - Télécom Bretagne
researResearch - Télécom Bretagne
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TAC<br />
Turbo-algorithms and circuits<br />
Project Leader :<br />
Catherine Douillard<br />
Department:<br />
• Electronics<br />
Project team:<br />
Patrick Adde,<br />
Claude Berrou,<br />
Catherine Douillard,<br />
Michel Jézéquel,<br />
Sylvie Kerouédan,<br />
Charlotte Langlais,<br />
Yannick Saouter,<br />
Charbel Abdel Nour,<br />
Alexandre Graell i Amat,<br />
Nicolas Bitouze,<br />
Kamel Boukantar,<br />
Haifa Fares,<br />
Vincent Gripon,<br />
Dhouha Kbaier,<br />
Meng Li,<br />
Amina Piemontese,<br />
Roua Youssef.<br />
Aims and objectives throughout the project<br />
Telecom <strong>Bretagne</strong> is internationally recognized for its specialized work in the<br />
area of iterative processing for channel coding (turbo codes) and digital<br />
communication (turbo communications). The TAC project aims to maintain<br />
this high level of recognition thanks to an approach based on a strong<br />
interaction between algorithmics and circuit design.<br />
In the area of channel coding, the themes we focus on are the study of<br />
comparative performances of various types of concatenated schemes, the<br />
choice of component codes, the properties of convergence and acceleration of<br />
iterative process, the permutations in the case of a parallel concatenation,<br />
the association between turbo codes and high-order modulations, the study<br />
of theoretical performances of turbo codes, and architectures of decoding<br />
circuits.<br />
In the area of turbo-communications, the TAC project aims to put into place<br />
iterative techniques in Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (OFDM),<br />
multi-sensor (MIMO) and multi-user (CDMA, IDMA) transmission systems.<br />
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