US4627059A
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Circuit arrangement for telecommunications systems, particularly telephone switching systems, having data protection by way of parity bits
Assignee: Siemens AG
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Filing: 1984-07-19
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Granted: 1986-12-02
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Expires: 2004-07-19
Abstract
Abstract A dynamic memory system is connected to a data bus via a buffer. A parity evaluator is provided for monitoring air-free storage and is also connected to the data bus, the parity evaluator supplying a first parity bit to the memory upon storage of information incoming from the data bus and from a second parity bit upon emission of stored information and transmission thereof via the data bus, the parity evaluator comparing the second parity bit to the first parity bit.
Inventors
- 👤 Josef Bronold
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
google_patents
Last Synchronized
2026-11-02 19:59
CPC Classifications
G; G06; G06F; G06F11/00; G06F11/07; G06F11/08; G06F11/10; G06F11/1008; G06F11/1012; G06F11/1032; H; H04; H04Q; H04Q3/00; H04Q3/42; H04Q3/54; H04Q3/545; H04Q3/54575; H04Q3/54591
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 5
Claim 1
Independent Claim
274 words
In a circuit arrangement of the type in which a dynamic memory for storing a plurality of informations is connected to a data bus via a first buffer which receives and stores a multibit information and stores the same in the dynamic memory upon receipt of a write instruction and is connected to the data bus via a second buffer and emits information thereto in a chronologically limited manner upon receipt of and only for the duration of a read instruction, the improvement wherein: said second buffer includes a parity bit output; and a parity evaluator is provided and forms a first parity bit and stores the same with the information in the dynamic memory for each incoming information in the first buffer, said parity evaluator derives a second parity bit upon reading of an information from the dynamic memory and comprises comparison means for comparing the first and second parity bits for equality, said parity evaluator connected to the data bus in parallel with the first and second buffers to receive both incoming and outgoing information at the respective times of receipt and transmission and is connected to said parity bit output of the second buffer for receiving the second parity bit upon intermediate storage in the second buffer, whereby, upon each emission of an information, the comparison means of said parity evaluator receives, on the one hand, the second parity bit derived by the parity evaluator and, on the other hand, the first parity bit correspondingly stored in the dynamic memory and output therefrom to the second buffer with the information, and extracted at said parity bit output of the second buffer.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
274 words
In a circuit arrangement of the type in which a dynamic memory for storing a plurality of informations is connected to a data bus via a first buffer which receives and stores a multibit information and stores the same in the dynamic memory upon receipt of a write instruction and is connected to the data bus via a second buffer and emits information thereto in a chronologically limited manner upon receipt of and only for the duration of a read instruction, the improvement wherein: said second buffer includes a parity bit output; and a parity evaluator is provided and forms a first parity bit and stores the same with the information in the dynamic memory for each incoming information in the first buffer, said parity evaluator derives a second parity bit upon reading of an information from the dynamic memory and comprises comparison means for comparing the first and second parity bits for equality, said parity evaluator connected to the data bus in parallel with the first and second buffers to receive both incoming and outgoing information at the respective times of receipt and transmission and is connected to said parity bit output of the second buffer for receiving the second parity bit upon intermediate storage in the second buffer, whereby, upon each emission of an information, the comparison means of said parity evaluator receives, on the one hand, the second parity bit derived by the parity evaluator and, on the other hand, the first parity bit correspondingly stored in the dynamic memory and output therefrom to the second buffer with the information, and extracted at said parity bit output of the second buffer.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
30 words
The improved circuit arrangement of claim 1, wherein: said parity evaluator comprises means for comparing the first and second parity bits in response to the end of a read instruction.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
80 words
The improved circuit arrangement of claim 1, wherein: said parity evaluator comprises incoming and outgoing information receiving means for emitting unequal parity bits as a function of the difference between the operation of arrival and the operation of emission upon storage of information having a selected even-numbered or odd-numbered checksum and upon the emission of information having a selected even-numbered or odd-numbered checksum; and means responsive to the comparison of parity bits to control the generation of an indicator signal.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
23 words
The improved circuit arrangement of claim 3, wherein: the last-mentioned means includes means responsive to unequal parity bits to produce an alarm signal.
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