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including the use of electronic chips such as ASIC, FPGA, and DSP for digital signal
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and efficient decoding for real-time applications. The paper also aims to demonstrate the
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- Page 1: Vol.:(0123456789) 1 3 Int. j. inf. tecnol. (January 2023) 15(1):45–52
https://doi.org/10.1007/s41870-022-01060-2
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- Page 2: The Viterbi decoder uses a new kind of enhanced encoder gain that is only
achieved through future modifications and it is an effective decoding technique repre-
sented as Reduced Search (RS).
- Page 8: The future scope of this work is the architecture optimization of Hamming
distance calculation module to reduce power consumption further. Optimum power con-
sumption can increase the capability of portable communication devices by improving
battery life.

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Viterbi decoder for high-speed communication applications. The Viterbi algorithm (VA)
is utilized as the decoding method for convolution code. The architecture is designed and
implemented using Cadence register-transfer level (RTL) compiler and TSMC 180nm
and 45nm technology. The performance of the architecture is evaluated at the cell level
to ensure high speed, low power consumption, and efficiency for real-time applications.
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power consumption and enhance the capability of portable communication devices.

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- Page 4: The paper discusses the Viterbi algorithm as the ideal decoding method for
convolution code and the use of electronic chips such as ASIC, FPGA, and DSP for digital
signal processing.
- Page 8: It mentions the design and manufacturing of the architecture with a Cadence
RTL compiler using TSMC 180nm and 45nm technology for performance evaluation at
the cell level.

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