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Practice Questions on Module III
1. State the advantages of cyclic codes
2. For a systematic (7, 3) cyclic code determine the generator matrix and parity check matrix if g(x) = x4+x 3+x2+1. 3. Determine systematic & nonsystematic code words for i = (1101) for the (7,4) code with g(x) = x3+x+1 4. Given that x7 + 1= (x+1) (x3+x2+1) (x3+x+1), determine the generator polynomials of all the cyclic codes with block length 7. 5. Code word polynomial c(x) belonging to the (7, 4) cyclic code with g(x) = 1+x+x3 incurs errors so as to produce received polynomial v(x). Find c(x) when (a) v(x) = x5+x2+1 (b) v(x) = x6+x3+1 6. A message 101101 is to be transmitted in cyclic code with a generator polynomial G(p)= p4+p3+1. Obtain the transmitted code word in both systematic and non-systematic form. How many check bits (i.e., parity bits) does the encoded message contain? What is the order of the cyclic code? 7. Determine the Galois Field elements of GF (24) for the corresponding polynomial p(x) = x4+x+1 8. What do you mean by primitive element? α3, α 10 are field elements of GF(24), determine their order and check whether or not they are primitive elements. 9. Find the minimal polynomial of α4 in GF (24) 10. What is irreducible polynomial and primitive polynomial? 11. Check whether x3+x+1 is an irreducible polynomial. 12. α6, α3 are field elements of GF (23), determine their order and check whether or not they are primitive elements. 13. Find the conjugates of α6, α4 in GF (24). 14. Determine the Galois Field elements of GF (23) for the corresponding polynomial f(x) = x3+x+1 15. Find the conjugates of α5 in GF (23). 16. Determine the minimal polynomial of α5 in GF (23). 17. State the condition when a t – error correcting cyclic code is considered to be a BCH code. 18. Construct a single error correcting BCH code with block length n=15 over GF (24).