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Les codes de Reed Solomon: étude et simulation.

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Fig. 1.2  La hiérarchie des codes correcteurs [10].
Fig. 2.1 Mot-code d’un code de Reed Salomon �, � .données
Fig. 3.1  Modèle de simulation.
Fig. 3.2 L ’ organigramme de la simulation selon le modèle de figure 3.1.

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