Memory implemented error detection and correction code using mem

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A method and apparatus for performing digital signal error detection and correction through the use of a string of received incoming system address bits. The incoming address bits are divided into groups according to whether they contain a high value of "1" or a low value of "0". At least one address parity bit is then generated from each group and used in checking the integrity of data received. Errors are corrected and detected through assignment of data bits to different modules in a memory of a computer system having symbols which are b bits in length.

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