Error detection carried out by the use of unused modulo-m code
CA 1288869 C · Owner: Ishizuka, Akira · Inventors: Ishizuka, Akira
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In an error detection circuit for use in detecting an error in a binary signal of k bits in a logic circuit which carries out a predetermined operation with respect to a modulus number m where m is, equal to 2k-1, zeroth through (m-1)-th codes are assigned to the predetermined operation while an m-th code is prepared as a specific code to monitor and to detect an error in the error detection circuit. The logic circuit may be either one of a modulo-m register circuit, a modulo-m coincidence circuit and a modulo-m, calculation circuit. Alternatively at least two of the, modulo-m circuits may be combined to form the logic circuit. If m = 3, the specific code may be (1 1).
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- Granted September 10, 1991. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended September 10, 2008.
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