dekoodausläpäästöön
Dekoodausläpäästöön, also known as decoding overflow or decoder saturation, is a phenomenon that can occur in digital signal processing and communication systems, particularly in the context of error correction coding. It describes a situation where the decoder is presented with a sequence of received data that is so corrupted by errors that it cannot reliably determine the original transmitted information. Instead of successfully correcting the errors and reconstructing the original message, the decoder may enter a state of saturation or overflow, essentially failing to produce a meaningful output.
This can happen when the number of errors in the received signal exceeds the error-correcting capability of