Design and simulation of Turbo encoder in quantum-dot cellular automata - 2016 PROJECT TITLE : Design and simulation of Turbo encoder in quantum-dot cellular automata - 2016 ABSTRACT: Quantum-dot cellular automata (QCA) could be a potential nanoelectronic technology for info processing. To be considered as a appropriate CMOS candidate, QCA must be in a position to implement complex real-time applications of bit-serial info processing, which lacks of enough investigation. Turbo encoding is one in every of such applications, that refers to 3 representative problems of bit-serial circuits: convolution computation, feedback, and serial information permutation. The inherent shift-register nature of QCA offers a plus to performing convolution computation but poses handicaps to resolve the latter two issues. How to manage the ambivalent effects of shift-register nature is investigated in this paper, that determines the efficient style of Turbo encoder. A strobe theme based on main-branch wire crossing is proposed to efficiently create information choosing that is the communally key procedure of the implementation of feedback and serial knowledge permutation. On this basis, a technique of implementing recursive convolutional encoder with multifeedback is proposed. A two-stage pipelining interleaver is presented. Finally, a Turbo encoder is implemented using QCA primarily based on these approaches and simulation demonstrates that it performs well. Did you like this research project? To get this research project Guidelines, Training and Code... Click Here facebook twitter google+ linkedin stumble pinterest CMOS Integrated Circuits SRAM Chips Cellular Automata Quantum Dots Coplanar Full Adder in Quantum-Dot Cellular Automata via Clock-Zone Based Crossover - 2016 Design and simulation of single layered Logic Generator Block using Quantum Dot Cellular Automata - 2016