Cumulative error detecting code
AssigneeIntel Corporation
InventorsKen Drottar, David S. Dunning, Richard S. Jensen, Joseph E. Pelissier
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AssigneeIntel Corporation
InventorsKen Drottar, David S. Dunning, Richard S. Jensen, Joseph E. Pelissier
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An error detection technique uses a cumulative error detecting code (such as a cumulative CRC checksum or the like). At the source node (transmitter side) an error detecting code of a previous cell is stored. The next cell to be transmitted is received and the error detecting code of the previous cell is appended to the next cell. A next error detecting code is calculated as a function of at least a portion of the next cell to be transmitted and the previous error detecting code appended thereto. The previous error detecting code appended to the next cell is replaced with the next error detecting code, and the next cell including the next error detecting code appended thereto is transmitted. In this manner, the cumulative error detecting code is calculated over the current cell and a previous error detecting code. Thus, the cumulative error detecting code can be used to detect bit errors in each individual cell as well as to detect one or more missing or dropped cells.
A method of transmitting cells comprising:
A method of transmitting cells comprising:
A method of transmitting cells comprising:
A method of transmitting cells comprising:
A method of receiving cells comprising:
A method of receiving cells comprising:
A computer program encoded on a computer readable medium for transmitting a cell, the computer program causing the following to be performed when executed by a computer:
A computer program encoded on a computer readable medium for receiving a cell, the computer program causing the following to be performed when executed by a computer:
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