A high-speed method is derived for single-symbol error correcting Reed-Solomon and Hamming type codes. A matrix description is used for implementation of the codes, in which single-error correction in the Galois field 2 b corresponds to correcting a block of b bits in a binary field. The resulting codes correct not only single-bit errors but also single clusters of b-adjacent-bit errors.
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