DVB-S2 is the second generation specification for
satellite broadcasting and part of the European standard, the
EN 302 307 [1]. The new combination of a sophisticated
coding scheme based on the low-density parity-check, LDPC
inner codes concatenated with the Bose-Chaudhuri-
Hoquenghem (BCH) outer codes allows a quasi-error-free
operation very near the Shannon limit [2], spectral capacity
increase by 30-35% over the DVB-S standard for a given
symbol rate and carrier to noise ratio is accomplished with
modulation and coding schemes of higher order [3]. The
DVB-S2 system was designed for high definition television,
interactive applications like Internet navigation etc.
providing them the best transmission performance, total
flexibility and receiver with reasonable complexity [4]