New ECC for Crosstalk Impact Minimization

Authors:
Daniele Rossi;Andre K. Nieuwland;Atul Katoch;Cecilia Metra
Affiliations:
University of Bologna;Philips Research Laboratories;Philips Research Laboratories;University of Bologna
Venue:
IEEE Design & Test
Year:
2005

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Abstract

Signal integrity in high-speed bus designs is put at risk by crosstalk-related bus delays. This article provides a comprehensive study of the usefulness of error-correcting code (ECC) redundancy in reducing such delays. It shows that Dual Rail codes perform better at this task than Hamming codes.