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NASA NTRS · 19940000497

Real-Time Reed-Solomon Decoder

Abstract

Generic Reed-Solomon decoder fast enough to correct errors in real time in practical applications designed to be implemented in fewer and smaller very-large-scale integrated, VLSI, circuit chips. Configured to operate in pipelined manner. One outstanding aspect of decoder design is that Euclid multiplier and divider modules contain Galoisfield multipliers configured as combinational-logic cells. Operates at speeds greater than older multipliers. Cellular configuration highly regular and requires little interconnection area, making it ideal for implementation in extraordinarily dense VLSI circuitry. Flight electronics single chip version of this technology implemented and available.

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Maki, Gary K., Cameron, Kelly B., Owsley, Patrick A.. 1994-09-01. Real-Time Reed-Solomon Decoder. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19940000497

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