Turbo codes

Turbo codes are advanced error-correcting techniques used in digital communication to ensure data is transmitted accurately over noisy channels. They work by adding extra, redundant information to the original data, allowing the receiver to detect and correct errors without needing retransmission. Turbo codes use two or more decoding processes working together iteratively, which significantly improves error correction capabilities. This makes them ideal for high-speed communication systems like mobile networks and satellites, where maintaining data integrity despite interference and noise is crucial. Their efficiency helps deliver reliable, high-quality digital communication.