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Byte-organized memory requires an error control scheme which can handle errors involving one or several entire bytes. A special parallel nonbinary single error correction and double error detection SEC-DED block code is constructed by dynamic programming. This code is optimum in the sense that it lends itself to a simple and high-speed hardware implementation either in binary or in quaternary logic. A double extension field GF(2 2m ) of the subfield GF(2 m ) is then introduced. As a design example, a(80,64) SED-DED code in GF(2 4 ) is constructed.
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