Abstract: A method and apparatus for detection and correction of errors in binary coded information. The method involves receiving a word of binary coded information and grouping the bits of the word of information. Parity bits are generated for each of the groups of bits. The bits are grouped according to three rules: (1) for any three parity bits, there is either one data bit or no data bit whose value effects all three parity bits, (2) for any four parity bits, there is no data bit whose value effects all four, and (3) for any data bit, there are exactly three parity bits whose values are effected by its value. The word bits and parity bits are stored on memory circuits. The bits are stored on the memory circuits in accordance with three rules: (1) no memory circuit may have both data bits and parity bits stored on it, (2) for all bits on a data chip, the sets of parity bits affected by them intersect in one parity bit, (3) for all parity chips, no data bit effects the value of three bits on the chip.

Abstract: A variable speed belt drive transmission system with a driven pulley having a movable pulley half operated to move axially with generated axial forces that decrease from where the driven pulley is closed to where the driven pulley is open, the maximum generated force being from about 100 to about 120 percent of a required pulley axial force where theoretical belt slip could occur.A method for enhancing belt life by controlling belt tension with driven pulley axial force by establishing a required driven pulley axial force that decreases from where the driven pulley is closed to where the driven pulley is open, the generated force lines being from about 100 to about 120 percent of a determined pulley axial force line where theoretical belt slip impends.

Abstract: A toothed power transmission belt having a substantially inextensible tensile member with longitudinally spaced teeth secured thereto, the teeth having a longitudinal cross section configuration which includes low friction surfaces that extend generally perpendicularly from the tensile member to interconnected rounded corners that permit the belt teeth to mesh easily with teeth of a sprocket.