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| author | Bezner, Paul Cil, Erdem Eray Clausius, Jannis Griebel, Oliver Janz, Tim Johannsen, Lucas Kestel, Claus Krieg, Felix Li, Haizheng Mandelbaum, Jonathan Miao, Sisi Rübenacke, Marvin Tandler, Daniel Zunker, Andreas Schmalen, Laurent Wehn, Norbert Brink, Stephan ten |
| author_facet | Bezner, Paul Cil, Erdem Eray Clausius, Jannis Griebel, Oliver Janz, Tim Johannsen, Lucas Kestel, Claus Krieg, Felix Li, Haizheng Mandelbaum, Jonathan Miao, Sisi Rübenacke, Marvin Tandler, Daniel Zunker, Andreas Schmalen, Laurent Wehn, Norbert Brink, Stephan ten |
| contents | The growing demand for higher data rates necessitates continuous innovations in wireless communication systems, particularly with the emergence of 6G. Channel coding plays a crucial role in this evolution. In 5G systems, rate-adaptive raptor-like quasi-cyclic irregular low-density parity-check codes are used for the data link, while polar codes with successive cancellation list decoding handle short messages on the synchronization channel. However, to meet the stringent requirements of future 6G systems, a versatile and unified coding scheme should be developed - one that offers competitive error-correcting performance alongside low complexity encoding and decoding schemes that enable energy-efficient hardware implementations. This white paper outlines the vision for such a unified coding scheme. We explore various 6G communication scenarios that pose new challenges to channel coding and provide a first analysis of potential solutions. |
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| spellingShingle | Towards a Unified Coding Scheme for 6G Bezner, Paul Cil, Erdem Eray Clausius, Jannis Griebel, Oliver Janz, Tim Johannsen, Lucas Kestel, Claus Krieg, Felix Li, Haizheng Mandelbaum, Jonathan Miao, Sisi Rübenacke, Marvin Tandler, Daniel Zunker, Andreas Schmalen, Laurent Wehn, Norbert Brink, Stephan ten Information Theory Signal Processing The growing demand for higher data rates necessitates continuous innovations in wireless communication systems, particularly with the emergence of 6G. Channel coding plays a crucial role in this evolution. In 5G systems, rate-adaptive raptor-like quasi-cyclic irregular low-density parity-check codes are used for the data link, while polar codes with successive cancellation list decoding handle short messages on the synchronization channel. However, to meet the stringent requirements of future 6G systems, a versatile and unified coding scheme should be developed - one that offers competitive error-correcting performance alongside low complexity encoding and decoding schemes that enable energy-efficient hardware implementations. This white paper outlines the vision for such a unified coding scheme. We explore various 6G communication scenarios that pose new challenges to channel coding and provide a first analysis of potential solutions. |
| title | Towards a Unified Coding Scheme for 6G |
| topic | Information Theory Signal Processing |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.23123 |