This document discusses channel coding correction techniques in 4G mobile networks. It begins by outlining improvements 4G provides over 3G such as faster video calls, improved internet access, and faster download speeds. It then examines how 4G uses bandwidth previously occupied by analog TV to implement error correction. Specifically, it analyzes OFDMA and MC-CDMA techniques used to detect and correct bit errors over fading channels. These techniques involve analyzing signal fading using orthogonal frequency codes and dividing codes into smaller pieces to correct linear interpolation errors. The document concludes that 4G significantly improves error detection across packets compared to 3G by utilizing greater bandwidth, which increases performance, speed, and implementation effectiveness.