Berger code

Known as: Unidirectional error

In telecommunication, a Berger code is a unidirectional error detecting code, named after its inventor, J. M. Berger. Berger codes can detect all…

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2010

Totally self-checking (TSC) adder design based on the Berger code is proposed for embedded adder cores. A self-checking circuit…

2009

We present families of binary systematic codes that can correct t random errors and detect more than t unidirectional errors. As…

2004

A common method of constructing single error correcting/all unidirectional error detecting (SEC/AUED) codes is to choose a SEC…

1999

Berger code (BC) is an optimal separable code which can detect all single stuck-at and unidirectional faults. The traditional BC…

1996

A technique for designing efficient checkers for conventional Berger code is proposed in this paper. The check bits are derived…

1995

We consider a class of symmetric Hopfield networks, with nonpositive synapses and zero thresholds. We call such networks…

1993

Novel totally self-checking (TSC) Berger code checker de- signs are presented in this correspondence. We derive the generalized…

1993

Some LYM-type inequalities are introduced to obtain a relationship between the parameters of t-error correcting/all…

1985

1984