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Line 2: {{Cleanup\|reason = poor formatting, only a single source, and extremely difficult to read\|date = October 2014}} In [[coding theory]] and related engineering problems, '''coding gain''' is the measure in the difference between the [[signal -to -noise ratio]] (SNR) levels between the uncoded system and coded system required to reach the same [[bit error rate]] (BER) levels when used with the [[error correcting code]] (ECC). ==Example==

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