Error correction by detection of a degree difference between div

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Using a Euclidean algorithm for error correction, an error correcting circuit corrects bit errors in a received codeword by making a difference detecting circuit (13) detect a degree difference between a higher and a lower degree polynomial. When the difference is equal to one, a dividing circuit (11) is supplied in a first stage of the algorithm with the higher and the lower degree polynomials as a dividend and a divisor polynomial. When the difference is greater than one, the difference is decremented by one to provide an amount of shift, responsive to which a shifting circuit (15) shifts coefficients of the lower degree polynomial to higher degree terms to provide a shifted polynomial. In the first stage, the shifted polynomial is used as the divisor polynomial. Preferably, an error number is calculated. From an error location polynomial, an error location number is detected. Only when the error location number coincides with the error number, the bit errors are correctable.

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patent: 5341385 (1994-08-01), Shirota

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