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Stochastic-Resonance Based Iterative Detection for Serially-Concatenated Turbo Codes

In this letter, the concept of multiple serially-concatenated codes is invoked in the context of stochastic resonance (SR), where the achievable performance is improved by increasing noise power. More specifically, the receiver's iterative decoding process is characterized with the aid of extrinsic information transfer (EXIT) charts, such that the SR effect induced by a non-linear component is taken into account. Our simulation results demonstrate that although the SR demodulator's log-likelihood ratio (LLR) outputs are not Gaussian distributed, the corresponding EXIT trajectory matches the prediction from the associated inner- and outer-codes' EXIT curves, while reaching the perfect convergence point in terms of mutual information. Therefore, an infinitesimally low bit-error ratio (BER) is attained by appropriately designing the channel code's parameters based on EXIT charts.