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We consider turbo-structured low-density parity-check (TS-LDPC) codes-structured regular codes whose Tanner graph is composed of two trees connected by an interleaver. TS-LDPC codes with good girth properties are easy to construct: careful design of the interleaver component prevents short cycles of any desired length in its Tanner graph. We present algorithms to construct TS-LDPC codes with arbitrary column weight jges2 and row weight k and arbitrary girth g. We develop a linear complexity encoding algorithm for a type of TS-LDPC codes-encoding friendly TS-LDPC (EFTS-LDPC) codes. Simulation results demonstrate that the bit-error rate (BER) performance at low signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) is competitive with the error performance of random LDPC codes of the same size, with better error floor properties at high SNR
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