Error correcting codes, such as Hamming codes, have been used successfully to correct errors arising from failures in computer memories. Failure of a chip or card can cause errors which exceed the capabilities of these codes. We construct codes which ...
Byte-oriented error-correcting codes are useful in correcting and detecting errors in a memory system organized in multiple-bit-perchip fashion. This paper presents the construction of new single-byte error-correcting and double-byte error-detecting ...
Error correcting codes are widely used in memory systems to increase reliability. Especially in a memory systern that uses byte-organized memory chips, which each contain b (≫1) output bits, a single chip failure is likely to affect many bits within a ...
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