The Viterbi Algorithm, the elegant 41-year-old logical tool for rapidly eliminating dead end possibilities in reception of digital data, has a new application to go alongside its ubiquitous daily use ...

With the consumer demand for richer content and its resultant , increasing high data bandwidth continuing to drive communications systems, coding for error control ...

Clearly, wireless LAN (WLAN) systems are a hot topic in the design community. With 802.11b taking off, and 802.11g and 802.11a coming quickly, much attention has been placed on building WLAN access ...

His Viterbi Algorithm allows rapid and accurate decoding of numerous overlapping signals, helping to eliminate signal interference. Viterbi and his late wife, Erna, have previously supported the ...

Dr. Andrew Viterbi lectures on digital communications at the Jerusalem College of Technology on May 1. Photo by Michael Erenburg San Diegans are well familiar with the name Dr. Andrew Viterbi from the ...

Andrew Viterbi simply wanted to fill in the blanks in several theories when he developed the Viterbi Algorithm. Little did he anticipate its widespread applicability in error-correcting codes in 2 ...

Modest and soft-spoken, Andrew Viterbi characterizes himself as a “reluctant capitalist,” who has given large sums of money to education and the arts. Best known in San Diego as the chief technical ...

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