The concurrent memory control turbo decoder solution of this invention uses a single port main memory and a simplified scratch memory. This approach uses an interleaved forward-reverse addressing which greatly relieves the amount of memory required. This approach is in marked contrast to conventional turbo decoders which employ either a dual port main memory or a single port main memory in conjunction with a complex ping-ponged scratch memory. In the system of this invention, during each cycle accomplishes one read and one write operation in the scratch memories. If a particular location in memory, has been read, then that location is free. The next write cycle can use that location to store its data. Similarly a simplified beta RAM is implemented using a unique addressing scheme which also obviates the need for a complex ping-ponged beta RAM.

 
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