Haogang Feng;Haiyu Xiao;Shida Zhong;Zhuqing Gao;Tao Yuan;Zhi Quan
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Abstract
With the continuous evolution of 5G communication technology to B5G and the next generation of communication technology, Deep Learning technology will also lead the automation and intelligent transformation of communication systems. Existing research has shown that the combination of deep learning and communication technology is expected to break some performance bottlenecks of traditional communication algorithms and solutions. This paper explores the application of deep learning (DL) in polar decoding algorithms, proposing a DL-aided-FSC (DL-FSC) polar code decoder algorithm. For the DL-FSC decoding algorithm, the conventional successive cancellation (SC) decoder is partitioned into multiple sub-blocks, which are replaced by R0 nodes, R1 nodes and sub-DL decoder. The log-likelihood ratio (LLR) and frozen bit pattern are input to the sub-DL decoder to predict decode codewords under any decoding code rate. Through simulation verification, under the PBCH channel of 5G communication, the DL-FSC decoder achieves similar block error rate (BLER) performance to the SC decoder, even improving by about 1%. In order to verify the performance optimization effect of the proposed algorithm at the hardware level, the DL-FSC deocder circuit design was completed. Through FPGA synthesis, the proposed decoder achieves a throughput of about 4571 Mbps, which is 1.71× improvement in decoding throughput at the expense of increased logic resources.
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