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Error Control Codes or Channel Codes -Haming Codes
1. Module IV – Perfect Codes & Hamming Codes
Lakshmi V.S.
Assistant Professor
Electronics & Communication Department
Sree Chitra Thirunal College of Engineering, Trivandrum
2. Perfect Codes
• Perfect codes are binary codes which satisfies Hamming bound with equality
• A Perfect Code is a t-error correcting code where its standard array has all error patterns of
t or fewer errors and no others as coset leaders
• Examples
odd-length binary repetition codes (eg. (3, 1), (5,1),..) (these codes contain two
codewords: an all-zero codeword and an all-one codeword),
binary Hamming codes with dmin = 3
2
Hamming Bound ,2
𝑛 −𝑘
≥∑
𝑗=0
𝑡
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3. Hamming Codes
• Hamming codes are single error correcting perfect codes.
• As t = 1, RHS = =+ =1+n
• LHS = (by considering
• Since Hamming codes satisfies Hamming bound with equality
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4. Hamming Codes - Parameters
• Hamming codes are single error correcting perfect codes.
• For any positive integer m≥3, there exists a Hamming code such that:
Code Length: n = 2m
- 1
No. of information symbols: k = n-m =2m
- m-1
No. of parity check symbols: n-k = m
Error correcting capability: t = 1 (i.e., dmin=3)
• m = 3 (7, 4) Hamming code (n = 2m
-1=7 & k = n-m = 4)
• m = 4 (15, 11) Hamming code (n = 2m
-1=15 & k = n-m = 11)
• m = 5 (31, 26) Hamming code (n = 2m
-1=31 & k = n-m = 26)
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5. Hamming Codes
• The parity-check matrix H of Hamming code consists of all possible nonzero m-tuple ((n-k)
tuple) as its columns since n = 2m
- 1
• For (7, 4) systematic Hamming code, H matrix is of size 3 x 7 (n-k x n)
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3 x 4
I3
3 x 3
I3
3 x 3
PT
3 x 4
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6. Systematic Hamming Codes
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7. Hamming Codes
• Using the G matrix, the codewords can be generated as v = u.G as in the case of LBC.
• Decoding can be done using standard array and syndrome decoding.
• Encoder circuit, syndrome circuit and decoder circuit are same as that
of LBC.
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v1 u0 u1 u2
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Encoder – (7, 4) Systematic Hamming Code
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9. Encoder – (7, 4) Systematic Hamming Code
v0 u0 u2 u3
v1 u0 u1 u2
v2 u1 u2 u3
v3 u0
v4 u1
v5 u2
v6 u3
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16. Non Systematic Hamming Codes
• A non-systematic Hamming code can be constructed by placing the parity check bits at 2l
(l
= 0, 1, 2, 3, …) locations of G matrix
• Procedure for constructing non-systematic Hamming code
Step 1: Write the BCD of length (n – k) for decimals from 1 to n.
Step 2: Arrange the sequences in the reverse order in a matrix form.
Step 3: Transpose of the matrix obtained in step 2 gives the parity check matrix, H for
the code.
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17. (7, 4) Non Systematic Hamming Codes
Step 1: Write the BCD of length (n – k) for decimals from 1 to n.
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18. (7, 4) Non Systematic Hamming Codes
Step 2: Arrange the sequences in the reverse order in a matrix form to form HT
.
Step 3: Transpose of the matrix obtained in step 2 gives the parity check matrix, H for
the code.
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19. (7, 4) Non Systematic Hamming Codes
• A non-systematic Hamming code can be constructed by placing the parity check bits at 2l
(l
= 0, 1, 2, 3, …) locations of G matrix
• 1, 2 & 4 columns in H matrix are part of identity matrix
• Select each row elements from remaining columns of H as part of PT
and place it as 1, 2 and
4 columns of G.
• Fill the remaining columns of G with columns of identity matrix.
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20. • The parity bit equations are
• .The codeword format for non-systematic Hamming code is
(7, 4) Non Systematic Hamming Codes
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21. (7, 4) Non Systematic Hamming Codes
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v = u.G
22. Decoding - (7, 4) Non Systematic Hamming Codes
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s = e.HT
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