Interleavingin
Interleavingin is a term that appears in some texts as a shorthand for applying interleaving techniques within a process or system. In practice, interleaving refers to reorganizing data so that elements from different sources are distributed across a sequence, rather than remaining in a single contiguous block. The primary goals are to mitigate burst effects, such as burst errors in communications, and to improve throughput by better utilizing parallel paths.
Applications of interleavingin-oriented concepts span digital communications, storage systems, and software pipelines. In communications, channel interleaving
Common interleaving schemes include block interleaving, where a message is written row-wise into a matrix and
Trade-offs accompany interleaving: it generally increases resilience to burst errors and improves throughput at the cost
See also: interleaving, deinterleaving, memory interleaving, channel coding, error-correcting codes.