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    Advanced Television Systems Committee(ATSC) standardsare a set of standards

    developed by theAdvanced Television Systems Committeefordigital televisiontransmission

    over terrestrial, cable, and satellite networks.

    ATSC 3. will provide even more services to the viewer and increased bandwidth efficiency

    and compression performance, which re!"ires breaking backwards compatibility with the

    c"rrent version. ATSC 3. is e#pected to emerge within the ne#t decade. $%&'

    n information theory, a lowdensity paritycheck (LDPC) code is a linear error correcting

    code, a method of transmitting a message over a noisy transmission channel.

    An LDPCis constr"cted "sing a sparse bipartite graph.

    Hierarchical modulation, also called layered modulation, is one of the signal

    processingtechni!"es form"ltiple#ingandmod"latingm"ltiple data streams into one single

    symbol stream, where baselayer symbols and enhancementlayer symbols are

    synchrono"sly overplayed before transmission.

    *se of cyclic prefixis a key element of enabling the +- signal to operate reliably.The cyclic prefixacts as a b"ffer region or g"ard interval to protect the +- signals

    from intersymbol interference.

    Orthogonal frequencydivision multiplexing(O!D") is a method of encoding digital data

    on m"ltiple carrier fre!"encies. +- has developed into a pop"lar scheme

    for widebanddigital comm"nication, "sed in applications s"ch as digital television and a"dio

    broadcasting, -S/nternet access, wireless networks,powerline networks, and &0mobile

    comm"nications.

    +- is a fre!"encydivision m"ltiple#ing(-) scheme "sed as a digital m"lti

    carrier mod"lationmethod. A large n"mber of closely spaced orthogonals"bcarrier

    signalsare "sed to carry data$%'on severalparalleldata streams or channels. 1ach s"b

    carrier is mod"lated with a conventional mod"lation scheme (s"ch as !"adrat"re amplit"de

    mod"lationorphaseshift keying) at a low symbol rate, maintaining total data rates similar to

    conventional single-carriermod"lation schemes in the same bandwidth.

    The primary advantage of +- over singlecarrier schemes is its ability to cope with

    severechannelconditions (for e#ample,atten"ationof high fre!"encies in a long copper

    wire, narrowbandinterferenceand fre!"encyselectivefadingd"e tom"ltipath) witho"tcomple# e!"ali2ation filters. Channel e!"ali2ationis simplified beca"se +- may be

    viewed as "sing many slowly mod"lated narrowbandsignals rather than one rapidly

    mod"lated widebandsignal. The low symbol rate makes the "se of ag"ard intervalbetween

    symbols affordable, making it possible to eliminate intersymbol interference(S) and "tili2e

    echoes and timespreading (on analog"e T these are visible as ghostingand bl"rring,

    respectively) to achieve adiversity gain, i.e. a signaltonoise ratioimprovement. This

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    mechanism also facilitates the design ofsingle fre!"ency networks(S4s), where several

    ad5acent transmitters send the same signal sim"ltaneo"sly at the same fre!"ency, as the

    signals from m"ltiple distant transmitters may be combined constr"ctively, rather than

    interfering as wo"ld typically occ"r in a traditional singlecarrier system

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