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Consider the concatenation of a Reed–Solomon (31, 3) (q = 32-ary alphabet) as the outer...

Consider the concatenation of a Reed–Solomon (31, 3) (q = 32-ary alphabet) as the outer code with a Hadamard (16, 5) binary code as the inner code in a DS spread spectrum system. Assume that soft-decision decoding is performed on both codes. Determine an upper (union) bound on the probability of a bit error based on the minimum distance of the concatenated code.

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