Methods, circuits, architectures, software and systems for determining a data transmission error and/or checking or confirming such error determinations

Methods, circuits, architectures, and systems for error detection in transmitted data. The method generally includes the steps of (a) performing an error checking calculation on the transmitted data and appended error checking code; (b) determining the calculated error checking code state; and (c) i...

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Zusammenfassung:Methods, circuits, architectures, and systems for error detection in transmitted data. The method generally includes the steps of (a) performing an error checking calculation on the transmitted data and appended error checking code; (b) determining the calculated error checking code state; and (c) if it has a predetermined state, indicating that there is no error in the transmitted data. The circuitry generally comprises (1) an error checking code calculation circuit configured to calculate error checking code on the transmitted data and the appended error checking code; (2) a vector selector configured to select one of a plurality of error checking vectors; and (3) a logic circuit configured to determine the calculated error checking code state and, if it has a predetermined state, indicate that there is no error in the transmitted data. The software generally includes a set of instructions configured to implement or carry out the present method. The architectures and/or systems generally include those that embody one or more of the inventive concepts disclosed herein. In the present invention, an error checking calculation is performed on error checking code transmitted with the data. If the transmitted data and error checking code are error-free, the error checking calculation gives a result having a known and/or predetermined state. This technique enables one to confirm or determine that the data transmission was error-free without use of or need for a wide, complicated comparator, thereby reducing the chip area dedicated to error detection, increasing the utilization efficiency of the circuitry on the chip, and reducing power consumption.