Apparatuses, systems, and methods for multi-bit error detection. A memory device may store data bits and parity bits in a memory array. An error correction code (ECC) circuit may generate syndrome bits based on the data and parity bits and use the syndrome bits to correct up to a single bit error in the data and parity bits. A multi-bit error (MBE) detection circuit may detect an MBE in the data and parity based on at least one of the syndrome bits or the parity bits. For example, the MBE detection circuit may determine if the syndrome bits have a mapped or unmapped state and/or may compare the parity bits, data bits, and an additional parity bit to determine if there is an MBE. When an MBE is detected an MBE signal is activated. In some embodiments, an MBE flag may be set based on the MBE signal being active.

An interconnect including an input couplable to a source, and an encoder coupled to the input. The encoder is configured to: group information that is received from the source via a same channel; size the grouped information to a common width; and apply protection to the sized grouped information.

An interconnect including an input couplable to a source, and an encoder coupled to the input. The encoder is configured to: group information that is received from the source via a same channel; size the grouped information to a common width; and apply protection to the sized grouped information.

The disclosure relates to a fifth generation (5G) or sixth generation (6G) communication system for supporting a higher data transmission rate. An encoding apparatus may obtain state-indicator information indicating a state of each of bits included in the polar code based on an index set of the bits, identify a weak-bit or a second weak-bit corresponding to a parity bit candidate position preset according to an interconnection within a parity-check (PC)-chain of the polar code and between PC-chains of the polar code as a parity bit, based on a number of weak-bits determined according to the state-indicator information and a number of bits to be used as parity bits, and obtain a polar code including the identified parity bit.

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a scheme for decoding over a small subgraph which highly likely includes some errors. A controller is configured to: control the first decoder to decode the data, read from the memory device, using a parity check matrix for the error correction code; extract one or more subgraphs from the entire bipartite graph of the parity check matrix, which is defined by a plurality of variable nodes and a plurality of check nodes when a particular condition satisfied; and control the second decoder to decode the decoding result of the first decoder using a submatrix of the parity check matrix corresponding to the extracted subgraphs.

Wireless communications may comprise communications between a base station and a wireless device. The base station may send and/or schedule one or more transmissions to the wireless device that may overlap in time. The wireless device may receive and/or decode overlapping transmissions that are associated with a different indication and/or the wireless device may not receive at least one of overlapping transmissions that are associated with the same indications.

Wireless communications may comprise communications between a base station and a wireless device. The base station may send and/or schedule one or more transmissions to the wireless device that may overlap in time. The wireless device may receive and/or decode overlapping transmissions that are associated with a different indication and/or the wireless device may not receive at least one of overlapping transmissions that are associated with the same indications.

An application processor receives first and safety state information from first and second microcontrollers, and respective first and second sets of bytes forming a first identifier of the first microcontroller and a second identifier of the second microcontroller. The processor concatenates a safety message including the first and second safety state information, the safety message including the first set of bytes and the second set of bytes. The processor transmits the safety message to a second application processor of a safety controller, which separates, the first set of bytes and the second set of bytes, compares at least one of the first set of bytes and the second set of bytes to a data structure of known microcontroller identifiers, and verifies the safety state information based on identifying a match.

A data storage device includes a memory device and a controller coupled to the memory device. The controller is configured to create a dual parity matrix. The dual parity matrix includes a full parity form that includes a payload, a first parity portion, and a second parity portion and a reduced parity form that includes the payload and the first parity portion. The second parity portion is 0. The controller is further configured to create an incremental parity construction matrix. The incremental parity construction matrix includes two arrays. A first array includes a first payload portion, a first, first parity portion, and a first, second parity portion and a second array includes a second payload portion, a second, first parity portion, and a second, second parity portion. The incremental parity construction matrix is arranged in either a block triangular construction or a block diagonal construction.

An electronic device and an operating method of an electronic device are provided. The operating method includes configuring a self-correction condition for adjusting an information deletion and dropout rate, performing iterative decoding on the received information using decoding factors and a self-correction technique, determining whether decoding of the codeword succeeds or fails, based on a result of the decoding, storing a received signal and the codeword which are successfully decoded, based on a determination result, and optimizing the decoding factors, based on the stored received signal and codeword.