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Generalized Integrated Interleaved Codes for High-Density DRAMs
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DOI：10.1109/TCSII.2023.3307502.png)
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As the density of dynamic random-access memories (DRAMs) keeps increasing, which results in higher error rates, the conventional single error correction and double error detection codes are no longer sufficient. Generalized integrated interleaved (GII) codes based on Reed-Solomon (RS) codes are among the best error-correcting codes for high-density DRAMs due to their hyper-speed decoding and good correction capability. However, the very short codeword length required by DRAMs leads to miscorrections that substantially degrade the error-correcting performance of GII-RS codes if untreated. Previous miscorrection mitigation schemes for longer GII-BCH codes lead to additional code rate loss when applied to very short GII-RS codes and hence affect the cost of DRAMs. This brief presents new miscorrection mitigation schemes with improved code rates. A small number of parity bits are allocated in an optimized manner and decoding trials are carried out to close the performance gap. Moreover, low-latency hardware implementation architectures have been developed for the proposed GII-RS decoder. For the example code considered for DRAMs, the proposed decoder reduces the worst-case latency by 45% with small area overhead while keeping the same average latency and critical path compared to the best possible alternative design.
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Dynamic random-access memories
generalized integrated interleaved codes
hardware architecture
miscorrection
reed-solomon codes
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