Process Detector (For DVFS and monitoring process variation), TSMC N3
Dynamic Block Reed-Solomon Encoder
Reed-Solomon codes are written in the format RS(n,k) where k is the number of information symbols and n is the total number of symbols in a codeword or block. Each symbol in the codeword is wsymb bits wide. The first k symbols in the Reed-Solomon Encoder output are information symbols and the last n-k symbols are check symbols. This type of encoder, where the information symbols are unchanged and are followed by check symbols in the output, is called a systematic encoder. The figure below illustrates the operation of a systematic encoder.
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Block Diagram of the Dynamic Block Reed-Solomon Encoder IP Core
