Abstract: An integrated circuit (IC) device for detecting errors within a register, the IC device includes registers and parity checking circuitry. The parity checking circuitry is coupled to the registers and comprises a first parity circuitry, a second parity circuit, and error detection circuitry. The first parity circuit receives first register values from the registers and determine a first value from the first register values. The second parity circuit is receives second register values from the registers and determines a second value from the second register values. The error detection circuitry compares the first value and the second value to detect a first error within the registers, and output an error signal indicating the first error.

Abstract: Methods and systems to detect a metastable condition and suppress/mask a signal during the metastable condition. The metastable condition may arise from asynchronous sampling. Techniques disclosed herein may be configured to enable asynchronous lock-stepping, where outputs of redundant circuit blocks of a first clock domain are received at input nodes of a second clock domain. In the second clock domain, logic states at the input nodes are compared to detect errors, and results of the comparison are masked during transitions at the input nodes. Masking may be constrained to situations where logic states at the input nodes differ.

Abstract: An integrated circuit (IC) device for detecting errors within a register, the IC device includes registers and parity checking circuitry. The parity checking circuitry is coupled to the registers and comprises a first parity circuitry, a second parity circuit, and error detection circuitry. The first parity circuit receives first register values from the registers and determine a first value from the first register values. The second parity circuit is receives second register values from the registers and determines a second value from the second register values. The error detection circuitry compares the first value and the second value to detect a first error within the registers, and output an error signal indicating the first error.

Abstract: A logical address key is generated based at least in part on a logical address. Encoded data is generated by systematically error correction encoding the logical address key and write data. One or more physical addresses are determined that correspond to the logical address where the physical addresses that correspond to the logical address are dynamic. At the physical addresses, the encoded data is stored with the logical address key removed.

Abstract: A logical address key is generated based at least in part on a logical address. Encoded data is generated by systematically error correction encoding the logical address key and write data. One or more physical addresses are determined that correspond to the logical address where the physical addresses that correspond to the logical address are dynamic. At the physical addresses, the encoded data is stored with the logical address key removed.

Abstract: A logical address key is generated based at least in part on a logical address. Encoded data is generated by systematically error correction encoding the logical address key and write data. One or more physical addresses are determined that correspond to the logical address where the physical addresses that correspond to the logical address are dynamic. At the physical addresses, the encoded data is stored with the logical address key removed.

Abstract: A method for decoding data is disclosed. The method includes partitioning a low-density parity check (LDPC) matrix into a plurality of groups, each comprising one or more check node layers. The method further includes selecting one of the groups based at least in part on a cost function, the cost function based at least in part on information associated with a variable node, or information associated with a check node, or both. The method further includes performing LDPC layered decoding on the selected group.

Abstract: A method for decoding data is disclosed. The method includes partitioning a low-density parity check (LDPC) matrix into a plurality of groups, each comprising one or more check node layers. The method further includes selecting one of the groups based at least in part on a cost function, the cost function based at least in part on information associated with a variable node, or information associated with a check node, or both. The method further includes performing LDPC layered decoding on the selected group.