
Russian scientists from LETI have developed domestic error correction codes that reduce the frequency of inaccuracies in data transmission to 48% and are 37.5% more efficient than foreign standards, which will allow the creation of reliable communication systems in Russia.
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In the modern world, there are a huge number of devices transmitting large amounts of data. However, in the process of transferring information over wires and radio waves, noise, interference and extraneous codes arise, due to which errors occur.
Russian scientists have created a technology that almost halves the frequency of inaccuracies in the transmission of information and makes it possible to increase the reliability of communication systems, the press service of the St. Petersburg State Electrotechnical University (LETI) told RIA Novosti.
In the modern world, there are a huge number of devices transmitting large amounts of data. However, in the process of transferring information over wires and radio waves, noise, interference and extraneous codes arise, due to which errors occur.
“LETI has created a domestic class of error correction codes in transmitted data over noisy communication channels, which are more effective than foreign standards. The developed codes reduce the frequency of inaccuracies in information transmission by up to 48% and cope with personnel errors by 37.5% better than existing solutions,” the message says.

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