Circuit for modifying stored data

Error detection/correction and fault detection/recovery – Pulse or data error handling – Digital data error correction

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C714S006130

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06954889

ABSTRACT:
A stored data modifier modifies data starting at any arbitrary address on a storage medium that should output a data word with a multi-byte width. A masked ROM outputs a 2N-byte data word starting at an address specified as a multiple of 2Nby an address signal. A correspondence detector determines whether or not correspondence is found between a correction address and one of a number 2Nof addresses starting at, or preceding, the address specified by the address signal. If the correspondence detector has found the correspondence, a stored data selecting section selectively outputs, on a byte-by-byte basis, either the output of the masked ROM or correction data in accordance with the address signal and the correction address.

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