In this paper we address the problem of the design of a balanced binary Error Correcting Code (ECC) to be used in conjunction with a detection method robust against channel offset, which takes advantage from the storage of balanced or partially balanced sequences, and we discuss its usefulness. We show that Self-Reference-Reading detection which is robust to random channel offset even with partially balanced sequences, does not need the adoption of balanced ECC.
Do we Really Need Balanced Error-Correcting Codes?
Antonino Favano;Luca Barletta
2025-01-01
Abstract
In this paper we address the problem of the design of a balanced binary Error Correcting Code (ECC) to be used in conjunction with a detection method robust against channel offset, which takes advantage from the storage of balanced or partially balanced sequences, and we discuss its usefulness. We show that Self-Reference-Reading detection which is robust to random channel offset even with partially balanced sequences, does not need the adoption of balanced ECC.File in questo prodotto:
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