Table lookup direct decoder for double-error correcting (DEC) BC

Communications: electrical – Digital comparator systems

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235153AM, G06F 1112

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040300676

ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for directly decoding and correcting double-bit random errors per word and for detecting triple-bit errors per word is disclosed. Said apparatus comprises a syndrome calculator which operates upon codewords received from memory and generates syndromes. The syndromes are operated upon and translated by a mapping device which generates pointers identifying the bits which are in error. The pointers are then passed through decoding means to generate error words which are summed with the received word from memory to provide a corrected codeword. The syndrome calculator may further provide a parity check signal to determine if a three-bit error is present, in which case the decoding means are not enabled and a signal is generated indicating that a triple-bit error has been detected which is not correctable.

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