A 128 Gb/s LDPC Decoder Using Partial Syndrome-based Dynamic Decoding Scheme for Terahertz Wireless Multi-Media Networks

This paper presents a low power and high throughput multi-framed pipelined LDPC decoder architecture based on a novel partial syndrome-based dynamic decoding (PSDD) approach. The proposed PSDD can reduce clock cycle to allow the LDPC decoder to be implemented with better energy efficiency. We propose a high throughput sorting method and implement the LDPC decoder with a pipelined multi-frame VLSI architecture. The implementation results for the IEEE 802.15.3d Thz standard shows that the proposed design has a coding gain of 10^-8 at the specified SNR of 18.1 dB with 16 QAM modulation. Furthermore, the proposed design can achieve a throughput rate of 128.5 Gbps with the 16nm FinFET CMOS process, respectively.