Error correction decoder including an address generation circuit

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

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714805, G06F 1110

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059961074

ABSTRACT:
An error correction decoder for correcting errors in digital data includes an address generation circuit capable of generating addresses for accessing a first buffer memory and a second buffer memory. The first buffer memory preferably stores user data, and the second buffer memory stores parity code data associated with the user data. An input controller receives input data and stores the input data in the first and second buffer memories in accordance with the addresses generated by the address generation circuit. An error correction circuit receives user data and associated parity code data, performs error correction, and rewrites the corrected data and parity code data back to the respective memory areas. An output controller then read the error-corrected user data from the first buffer memory.

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patent: 5848076 (1998-12-01), Yoshimura

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