Error correction codes (ECCs) are commonly used to deal with soft errors in memory
applications. Typically, Single Error Correction-Double Error Detection (SEC-DED) codes …

Soft errors have been a concern in memories for many years. In older technologies, soft
errors typically affected a single memory cell but as technology scaled, Multiple Cell Upsets …

Memory is a component, playing a significant role in electronic systems. The use of static
random access memories (SRAMs) is increasing in multimedia and system on chip …

Modern electronic systems are performing more and more safety-critical tasks, whereby a
robust communication is crucial. To protect those communication channels, error detection …

The most common method to construct a t-error correct-ing/all unidirectional error detecting
(EC/AUED) code is to choose a t-error correcting (EC) code and then to append a tail in …

Direct compare of information coded with error-correction codes has been proposed to
efficiently protect data comparisons against soft errors. So far, it has been evaluated only for …

We give efficient constructions for error correcting unordered (ECU) codes, ie, codes such
that any pair of codewords are at a certain minimal distance apart and at the same time they …

Error correction codes (ECCs) have been used for decades to protect memories from soft
errors. Single error correction (SEC) codes that can correct 1-bit error per word are a …

Single error correction (SEC) codes are widely used to protect data stored in memories and
registers. In some applications, such as networking, a few control bits are added to the data …

This article presents a class of integer codes that are suitable for use in optical computer
networks in which the data are transmitted serially. The presented codes are constructed …