Error Detection Circuits
Error Detection Circuits is a type of self-checking circuit that belongs to the class of fault-tolerant digital systems and is specifically characterized by its ability to autonomously identify discrepancies between expected and actual operational outputs through embedded redundancy and parity-checking mechanisms.
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Cyclic Codes for Error Detection
W. W. Peterson, Daniel G. Brown · Proceedings of the IRE · 1961 · 606 citations
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