2results about "Burst error correction" patented technology

Described herein are systems, methods, and other techniques for performing forward error correction in a communication system. A set of data blocks to be transmitted over a wireless channel are received. Rows of a flexible matrix are formed using the set of data blocks based on arrival times of the set of data blocks, each of the rows corresponding to a different time window. A set of random parity blocks are computed by performing row-wise parity operations on the flexible matrix. A set of burst parity blocks are computed by performing column-wise parity operations on the flexible matrix in accordance with a burst parity computation scheme. The set of data blocks, the set of random parity blocks, and the set of burst parity blocks are transmitted over the wireless channel to a receiver.

This application discloses an encoder, an encoding method, and a chip, relating to the field of encoding technologies. A feedback circuit in the encoder is designed to avoid timing convergence issues when the encoder operates in large-bandwidth and high-parallelism input scenarios. The encoder includes: a feedforward module, configured to receive to-be-encoded data with a parallelism of n symbols per cycle, and perform calculation in a finite field based on a symbol of the to-be-encoded data received in a current cycle, to obtain a single-cycle polynomial corresponding to the current cycle; and a feedback module, configured to receive the single-cycle polynomial corresponding to the current cycle output by the feedforward module, and perform calculation in the finite field based on the single-cycle polynomial corresponding to the current cycle and a first polynomial indicating a symbol received in a historical cycle, to obtain a second polynomial, where the second polynomial is used to determine a target polynomial indicating the to-be-encoded data, and the target polynomial is used to generate a check sequence of the to-be-encoded data, to obtain a codeword obtained by encoding the to-be-encoded data based on a forward error correction encoding scheme.