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3 November 2026
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11:37 | Redundant 2 changes history +689 [Jnc (2×)] | |||
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11:37 (cur | prev) +194 Jnc talk contribs (Add data networking examples) | ||||
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11:07 (cur | prev) +495 Jnc talk contribs (Redundancy is used throughout engineering) | ||||
2 November 2026
| 11:06 | Parity diffhist +27 Larsbrinkhoff talk contribs (No error correction.) | ||||
| 11:05 | Checksum diffhist +168 Larsbrinkhoff talk contribs (Error detection versus error correction.) | ||||
| N 11:02 | Redundant diffhist +572 Larsbrinkhoff talk contribs (Created page with "In data storage, '''redundancy''' refers to additional information stored with the data for reliability purposes. If data is corrupted, the '''redundant''' information can be used to repair the error. It can be used with both primary and secondary storage. Examples: * LINC tape implements straightforward redundancy by doubling all the tracks on the tape. * RAM targeted for reliable services has Error-correcting code...") | ||||
| 10:51 | Error-correcting code diffhist +80 Larsbrinkhoff talk contribs (Link to redundant.) | ||||
