NASA NTRS ยท 19840032861
Array coding for large data memories
Abstract
It is pointed out that an array code is a convenient method for storing large quantities of data. In a typical application, the array consists of N data words having M symbols in each word. The probability of undetected error is considered, taking into account three symbol error probabilities which are of interest, and a formula for determining the probability of undetected error. Attention is given to the possibility of reading data into the array using a digital communication system with symbol error probability p. Two different schemes are found to be of interest. The conducted analysis of array coding shows that the probability of undetected error is very small even for relatively large arrays.
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Tranter, W. H.. 1982-01-01. Array coding for large data memories. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19840032861
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