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error correction

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error correction [′er·ər kə‚rek·shən]
(communications)
Any system for reducing errors in an incoming message, such as sending redundant signals as a check.
(computer science)
Computer device for automatically locating and correcting a machine error of dropping a bit or picking up an extraneous bit, without stopping the machine or having it go to a programmed recovery routine.
(electricity)
Correction of time errors in interconnected alternating-current power systems resulting from deviations from normal frequency, in order to make all areas synchronous.


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