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CCSDS RECOMMENDED STANDARD FOR TM SYNCHRONIZATION AND CHANNEL CODINGANNEX DACRONYMS AND TERMS(INFORMATIVE)D1INTRODUCTIONThis annex lists key acronyms and terms that are used throughout this RecommendedStandard to describe synchronization and channel coding.D2AOSASMACRONYMSAdvanced Orbiting SystemsAttached Sync MarkerCADUCCSDSFECFGFLDPCMSBNRZ-LNRZ-MOSIQPSKR-SSANATCTCMTMVCDUChannel Access Data UnitConsultative Committee For Space Data SystemsFrame Error Control FieldGalois FieldLow-Density Parity-CheckMost Significant BitNon-Return-to-Zero-LevelNon-Return-to-Zero-MarkOpen Systems InterconnectionQuadrature Phase Shift KeyingReed-SolomonSpace Assigned Numbers AuthorityTelecommandTrellis Coded ModulationTelemetryVirtual Channel Data UnitCCSDS <strong>131.0</strong>-B-2 Page D-1 August 2011
CCSDS RECOMMENDED STANDARD FOR TM SYNCHRONIZATION AND CHANNEL CODINGD3TERMSBlock Encoding: A one-to-one transformation of sequences of length k of elements of asource alphabet to sequences of length n of elements of a code alphabet, n>k.Synchronization and Channel Coding Sublayer: That sublayer of the Data Link Layerused by CCSDS space link protocols which uses a prescribed coding technique to reliablytransfer Transfer Frames through the potentially noisy Physical Layer.Channel Symbol: The unit of output of the innermost encoder.Circulant: In LDPC coding, a square matrix with binary entries, where each row is a oneentryright cyclic shift of the preceding row.Codeblock: The aggregation of I codewords, where I is the interleaving depth. In thisdocument, the term Codeblock is used for R-S coding. If I=1, the terms Codeblock andCodeword are used interchangeably.Code Rate: The average ratio of the number of binary digits at the input of an encoder to thenumber of binary digits at its output.Codeword: In a block code, one of the sequences in the range of the one-to-onetransformation (see Block Encoding). A codeword of an (n,k) block code is a sequence of nchannel symbols which are produced by encoding a sequence of k information symbols.Concatenation: The use of two or more codes to process data sequentially with the outputof one encoder used as the input of the next.Connection Vector (Forward): In convolutional and Turbo coding, a vector used to specifyone of the parity checks to be computed by the shift register(s) in the encoder. For a shiftregister with s stages, a connection vector is an s-bit binary number. A bit equal to ‘one’ inposition i (counted from the left) indicates that the output of the ith stage of the shift registeris to be used in computing that parity check.Connection Vector (Backward): In Turbo coding, a vector used to specify the feedback tothe shift registers in the encoder. For a shift register with s stages, a backward connectionvector is an s-bit binary number. A bit equal to ‘one’ in position i (counted from the left)indicates that the output of the ith stage of the shift register is to be used in computing thefeedback value, except for the leftmost bit which is ignored.Constraint Length: In convolutional coding, the number of consecutive input bits that areneeded to determine the value of the output symbols at any time.Convolutional Code: As used in this document, a code in which a number of outputsymbols are produced for each input information bit. Each output symbol is a linearcombination of the current input bit as well as some or all of the previous k-1 bits where k isthe constraint length of the code.CCSDS <strong>131.0</strong>-B-2 Page D-2 August 2011
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