throughput calculation of an encoder

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hi
i am working on a ldpc encoder which encode a frame of information bits 32400 bits to generate a 32400 parity bit

My encoder is taking 32400 clocks to store the information bits in the RAM (RAM input width is 1 bit)

And an other 32400 clocks to finish the encoding

So the process from the beginning to the ending of the encoding is 64800 clocks

i am using a clock of 100MHz


So what is the throughput?
 

One frame requires 64800 clocks to complete its operation.
The total clocks available per second is 100,000,000 (100MHz).

The throughput is how many no.of frames it can transfer per second is shown below.

= (100,000,000 clocks) \ (64800 clocks)
= 1543.2 frames it can transfer per one second.

So throughput is 1543.2 frames.
 

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