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To: Eric L who wrote (16254)	11/1/2001 1:04:14 AM
From: S100	Respond to of 34857

Interesting, sort of, but seem to be quite a few already working well such as: 164.195.100.11 and 164.195.100.11 and many more. <The core occupies 400,000 gates, includes 36 kbytes of SRAM and achieves its 100-Mbit/s throughput from a 200-MHz clock frequency.> Seems rather hardware heavy. <The result is a 3-dB to 5-dB efficiency gain over Viterbi decoding> Same as any of them. <The team estimates the decoding energy to be less than 50 nanojoules per bit, which they call a world record. > Wow, a world record but who would care? Just a small part of a cell phone. But at least they seem to understand how it works, more so than the ones who wrote the WCDMA spec.