Excavating
Patent
1996-10-01
1999-03-30
Baker, Stephen M.
Excavating
H03M 1300
Patent
active
058897925
ABSTRACT:
An improved method and apparatus for generating syndromes in a Reed-Solomon Error Correction Code decoder is disclosed. An encoder that encodes the modified code polynomial and generates a parity polynomial based on said modified code polynomial, is provided. The encoder provides the parity polynomial to a syndrome generator. The syndrome generator based on the parity polynomial generates syndromes that are provided to an error location unit and an error evaluation unit. The error location unit generates intermediate locations of corrupted symbols in a data block based on the syndromes. The error location unit determines the true location of the corrected symbols in a data block based upon the intermediate values by subtracting each intermediate location from a constant M (where M is the total number of generated parity symbols) and performing a modulo operation on the difference with 2.sup.N (where N is the bit-length of the data symbol in the Galois Field). The error evaluation unit, based on the syndromes, generates error values that can be employed to correct corrupted symbols in the data block.
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Mears Brian Roger
Tucker Gregory Bradford
Zhang Minda
Baker Stephen M.
Intel Corporation
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