Method and apparatus for efficient encoding of large data words at high code rates

Abstract

Methods of encoding and decoding as well as an encoder and decoder are provided for encoding data words into codewords and decoding codewords into data words. The data words are encoded by mapping each data word into a number of data segments. Each data segment is then encoded to form a codeword segment that has the same number of bits as the data word segment. The codeword segments are concatenated to form the codeword. The codewords are decoded by decoding individual codeword segments into data word segments that are the same size as the codeword segments. The data word segments are then mapped into the data word, which has fewer bits than the total number of bits across all data word segments.

Description

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

[0002] The present invention relates to encoding systems. In particular, the present invention relates to encoding systems in disc drives.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

[0003] In the field of digital communications, digital information is conveyed from a transmitter to a receiver through a channel. “Channel” is a generalized term that can include many things. For instance, in satellite communication systems, the channel consists of the atmosphere between an earth-bound transmitter and a satellite. In data storage devices, such as magnetic disc drives, the channel includes a storage medium where the signal is stored for some period of time before being delivered to the receiver.

[0004] All channels introduce noise into the signals they convey. To detect and sometimes to correct errors caused by this channel noise, the art has developed a large number of coding techniques. These coding techniques convert data words formed of “m′” data bits into larger codewords formed of “n” code bits. The additional bits in the codewords permit the detection and sometimes the correction of errors in the signals received from the channel.

[0005] The ratio of the number of data bits to the number of code bits, m/n, is known as the code rate of the code. In general, the ability to detect and correct errors in a received signal increases as the code rate decreases because a lower code rate means a greater number of additional bits in the codeword. However, each additional bit added by the encoder increases the time and energy needed to transmit the signal through the channel. Thus, to minimize the time and energy needed to send the code, the code rate should be maximized.

[0006] In one type of coding, known as Non-Return-to-Zero Inverse (NRZI), every digital one in a codeword is represented by a transition in the transmitted signal, and every digital zero is represented by a lack of transitions in the transmitted signal. To allow the receiver to generate a clock signal from the received signal, the encoded signal is generally limited so that the number of consecutive zeros is no greater than a maximum number “k”. This kind of code is known as a run-length-limited (RLL) code with a “k” constraint.

[0007] It is also known to limit the number of consecutive ones codewords to limit the effects of inter-symbol interference, which occurs when consecutive transitions in the transmitted signal interfere with each other. This is sometimes done by requiring some number, d, of zeros between ones. An RLL code with a d and k constraint are usually referred to as a (d, k) RLL code.

[0008] To achieve higher code rates, the number of bits being encoded can be increased. For example, a 64/65 code has a higher code rate than a 17/18 code. However, with each additional bit in the input data word, the number of possible input data words increases by a multiple of 2. Thus, there are twice as many possible 64-bit data words (264) as there are 63-bit data words (263).

[0009] For even modest data word sizes, the number of available data words makes encoding through a simple table look-up inefficient. For example, for a word length of 20 bits, a table look-up encoding scheme would need to search a database of 220 (1,048,576) entries. Thus, a system is needed for encoding and decoding large words without using a large look-up table.

[0010] The present invention addresses this and other problems, and offers other advantages over the prior art.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

[0011] Methods of encoding and decoding as well as an encoder and decoder are provided for encoding data words into codewords and decoding codewords into data words. The data words are encoded by mapping each data word into a number of data segments. Each data segment is then encoded to form a codeword segment that has the same number of bits as the data word segment. The codeword segments are concatenated to form the codeword. The codewords are decoded by decoding individual codeword segments into data word segments that are the same size as the codeword segments. The data word segments are then mapped into the data word, which has fewer bits than the total number of bits across all data word segments.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0012] FIG. 1 is a perspective view of disc drive in which aspects of the present invention may be practiced.

[0013] FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a read channel.

[0014] FIG. 3 is a block diagram of a parallel encoder under one embodiment of the present invention.

[0015] FIG. 4 is a block diagram of a parallel decoder under one embodiment of the present invention.

[0016] FIG. 5 is a more detailed block diagram of one embodiment of mapping unit 302 of FIG. 3.

[0017] FIG. 6 is a block diagram of one embodiment of inverse mapping unit 432 of FIG. 4.

[0018] FIG. 7 is a block diagram of one embodiment of a segment encoder under the present invention.

[0019] FIG. 8 is a block diagram of a second embodiment of a segment encoder under the present invention.

[0020] FIG. 9 is a block diagram of a second embodiment of a segment decoder under the present invention.

[0021] FIG. 10 is a block diagram of a sequential encoder under an embodiment of the present invention.

[0022] FIG. 11 is a block diagram of a sequential decoder under an embodiment of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF ILLUSTRATIVE EMBODIMENTS

[0023] FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a disc drive 100 in which the present invention is useful. Disc drive 100 includes a housing with a base 102 and a top cover (not shown). Disc drive 100 further includes a disc pack 106, which is mounted on a spindle motor (not shown), by a disc clamp 108. Disc pack 106 includes a plurality of individual discs, which are mounted for co-rotation about central axis 109. Each disc surface has an associated disc head slider 110 which is mounted to disc drive 100 for communication with the disc surface. In the example shown in FIG. 1, sliders 110 are supported by suspensions 112 which are in turn attached to track accessing arms 114 of an actuator 116. The actuator shown in FIG. 1 is of the type known as a rotary moving coil actuator and includes a voice coil motor (VCM), shown generally at 118. Voice coil motor 118 rotates actuator 116 with its attached heads 110 about a pivot shaft 120 to position heads 110 over a desired data track along an arcuate path 122 between a disc inner diameter 124 and a disc outer diameter 126. Voice coil motor 118 is driven by servo electronics located in electronics 130 based on signals generated by heads 110 and a host computer (not shown).

[0024] FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a generalized communication system 148 used with the present invention. For the disc drive of FIG. 1, communication system 148 is formed by head 110, disc 106, and internal logic in electronics 130. Within communication system 148, an encoder 150 receives data samples 152 and produces codewords 153. Codewords 153 are provided to parallel-to-serial converter 155 in a parallel manner such that all of the bits of a respective codeword are provided to converter 155 at the same time. Parallel-to-serial converter 155 converts each parallel codeword 153 into a serial representation and concatenates the serial representations to produce a sequence of bits 154. The sequence of bits 154 meets several constraints discussed further below.

[0025] Transmitter/channel precoder 156 receives the sequence of bits 154 and conditions the sequence so that it is optimized for the type of detector used to recover the signal from the channel. Transmitter/channel precoder 156 produces write signal 158, which is provided to channel 160.

[0026] Channel 160, which is comprised of a write head, a disc, and a read head when the communication system is a disc drive, conveys the encoded information from transmitter/precoder 156 to receiver/detector 162 as a read signal 164. Receiver/detector 162 amplifies and filters read signal 164 and recovers an encoded signal from the read signal using one of several known detection methods. For instance, receiver/detector 162 may use a Viterbi detector, Decision Feedback Equalization (DFE), Fixed-Delay Tree Search with Decision Feedback (FDTS/DF) or Reduced State Sequence detection (RSSE).

[0027] After detecting and amplifying the signal from channel 160, receiver/detector 162 produces a recovered sequence of bits 165, which are provided to serial-to-parallel converter 163. Sequence of bits 165 is in a serial format at the input to serial-to-parallel converter 163. Serial-to-parallel converter 163 groups the bits into codewords and converts the codewords from a serial format to a parallel format. Serial-to-parallel converter 163 then outputs codewords 166 in a parallel format to decoder 168. Decoder 168 uses the inverse of the coding rules used by encoder 150 and converts the codewords 166 into recovered data stream 170.

[0028] The present invention provides an improved encoder and decoder that make it possible to encode large data words into large codewords while maintaining a rate of n/n+1, where n is the number of bits in the input data word. In addition, the present invention divides the task of encoding such that parallel encoders may be used or a single encoder may be used repeatedly to encode a single data word. The present invention allows for these benefits by performing an initial remapping of the data word from n bits to a collection of smaller data word segments that together have n+1 bits. Each data word segment is encoded to achieve the desired RLL constraints and the resulting codeword segments are then combined to form a single codeword of n+1 bits.

[0029] The encoding that is performed converts data segments with (n+1)/x bits into the codeword segments with (n+1)/x bits, where x is the number of segments. Because there are an equal number of bits on each side of the encoder, the data segments at the input to the encoder must be limited to only a subset of their possible values. Thus, the mapping of the data word into data segments is performed such that the data segments can only have a limited number of values. Under preferred embodiments, each of the data segments is limited to the same set of values so that the same segment block encoder may be used to encode each data segment.

[0030] The present inventors have found that the number of allowed values for each data segment when taken to the power of x, where x is the number of data segments, should be greater than but as close as possible to ½ the number of possible values for the n+1 bit codewords. The combination of the data segments must have at least ½ the values of the n+1 bit codewords so that they can represent each of the n data words. However, the number of possible values for the data segments should be as close to ½ as possible so as to maximize the number of extra codewords, thereby allowing greater flexibility in encoding the data segments to meet the RLL constraints.

[0031] FIG. 3 provides a general block diagram of a parallel encoder under one embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 3, a data word 300 having n bits is provided to a mapping unit 302. Mapping unit 302 maps the data word into a collection of x data segments, which are represented in FIG. 3 by data segments 304, 306, 308, 310 and 312 (also designated as DSA, DSB, DSC, DSD, and DSX). Each of the data segments has (n+1)/x bits.

[0032] Each data segment is provided to a segment block encoder such as block encoders 314, 316, 318, 320 and 322. Each segment block encoder converts the data segment into a codeword segment, which also has (n+1)/x bits. In FIG. 3, this results in codeword segments 324, 326, 328, 330, and 332, which are concatenated to form a codeword 334 having n+1 bits.

[0033] Each segment block encoder is capable of enforcing a required RLL constraint. In addition, the encoders can maintain a minimum Hamming weight, which is a minimum number of ones in each codeword segment. As mentioned above, in preferred embodiments, each segment block encoder is identical to the other segment block encoders. This simplifies the design and manufacturing of the complete encoder.

[0034] FIG. 4 provides a block diagram of a parallel decoder under one embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 4, a codeword 400 with n+1 bits is divided into x code segments each having (n+1)/x bits. These code segments are represented by segments 402, 404, 406, 408 and 410 in FIG. 4.

[0035] Each code segment is provided to a segment block decoder such as segment block decoders 412, 414, 416, 418, and 420 of FIG. 4. These segment block decoders decode the code segments into data segments such as data segments 422, 424, 426, 428 and 430. The segment block decoders perform the inverse coding function of the encoders shown in FIG. 3.

[0036] The decoded data segments are then provided to an inverse mapping unit 432, which provides an inverse of the mapping function of mapping unit 302 of FIG. 3. The results of the inverse mapping is an n-bit data word 434.

[0037] FIG. 5 provides one embodiment of mapping unit 302 of FIG. 3 for mapping the data word into data segments. In the embodiment of FIG. 5, a 64-bit data word is mapped into five 13-bit data segments. In FIG. 5, the 64-bit data word 500 is first divided into a 14-bit word 502 and a 50-bit word 504. Note that all 64 bits of data word 500 do not have to be present at the same time. Instead, the bits of the data word can appear serially. Also note that no particular set of the 64 bits must be divided to form 14-bit word 502 or 50-bit word 504 as long as the selection is consistently made for each 64-bit data word.

[0038] Fifty-bit word 504 is divided into five 10-bit words 506, 508, 510, 512, and 514. As with the 64-bit word, 50-bit word 504 does not need to have all of its bits present at the same time. Instead, the bits may appear serially and may be assigned to the 10-bit words as they appear.

[0039] Fourteen-bit word 502 is provided to a simplified mapping unit 516 when all 14 bits are present. Simplified mapping unit 516 maps the 14 bits into five 3-bit segments 518, 520, 522, 524, and 526. In performing the mapping, simplified mapping unit 516 limits each of the output 3-bit segments to a subset of the eight possible values for a 3-bit segment. For example, under one particular embodiment, simplified mapping unit 516 limits each 3-bit segment to seven of the eight possible values. In the embodiment of FIG. 5, any seven of the eight valid values may be used, although under some embodiments of the present invention a particular value is excluded from the set of valid values to achieve a coding benefit as described further below.

[0040] Each 3-bit segment is then concatenated with a respective 10-bit segment to form the 13-bit data segment. Thus, 3-bit segment 518 is concatenated with the 10-bit 506 to form 13-bit data segment 528. Similar concatenations result in 13-bit segments 530, 532, 534, and 536.

[0041] One method for performing the simplified mapping in simplified mapping unit 516 is to convert 14-bit value 502 into a base seven representation of the that value where each 3-bit segment represents a base seven digit. By converting the 14-bit input into a 15-bit base seven representation of that 14-bit value, the mapping ensures that each of the 3-bit digits will be limited to seven of eight values. In its simplest form, this mapping would exclude the value 111, which equals 8, from each of the 3-bit values. In other embodiments, after the base seven conversion, a different value is substituted for the 111 value as the invalid value. To perform this swap, any values that take on the newly designated invalid value are given the value of 111.

[0042] In other embodiments, the mapping from a 14-bit word to five 3-bit words is performed based on the strategy of mapping data bits directly to intermediate bits if the data words do not include three ones. Thus, for 14 bits of data (W13, W12, W11, W10, W9, W8, W7, W6, W5, W4, W3, W2, W1, W0) the five groups of output bits (I14, I13, I12) (I11, I10, I9) (I8, I7, I6) (I5, I4, I3) and (I2, I1, I0) are formed using the following mapping:

TABLE 1

W14

W13

W12

W11

W10

W9

W8

W7

W6

W5

W4

W3

W2

W1

W0

0

I13

I12

I11

I10

I9

I8

I7

I6

I5

I4

I3

I2

I1

I0

[0043] Thus, if none of the four groups (W11, W10, W9) (W8, W7, W6) (W5, W4, W3) or (W2, W1, W0) contain “111” the 14-bit data word can be mapped to the 15-bit codeword using table 1 above. If, however, one of these four groups contains “111” a valid value must be used in place of the invalid value. This mapping is defined through logical equations as follows:

[0044] G4=I13 & I12

[0045] G3=I11 & I10 & I9

[0046] G2=I8 & I7 & I6

[0047] G1=I5 & I4 & I3

[0048] G0=I2 & I1 & I0

[0049] HH=!G3 & !G2 & !G1 & !G0

[0050] H0=!G3 & !G2 & !G1 & G0

[0051] H1=!G3 & !G2 & G1 & !G0

[0052] H2=!G3 & G2 & !G1 & !G0

[0053] H3=G3 & !G2 & !G1 & !G0

[0054] H01=!G3 & !G2 & G1 & G0

[0055] H02=!G3 & G2 & !G1 & G0

[0056] H03=G3 & !G2 & !G1 & G0

[0057] H12=!G3 & G2 & G1 & !G0

[0058] H13=G3 & !G2 & G1 & !G0

[0059] H23=G3 & G2 & !G1 & !G0

[0060] H012=!G3 & G2 & G1 & G0

[0061] H013=G3 & !G2 & G1 & G0

[0062] H023=G3 & G2 & !G1 & G0

[0063] H123=G3 & G2 & G1 & !G0

[0064] H0123=G3 & G2 & G1 & G0

[0065] JK=!HH

[0066] JJ=(JK & !G4)

[0067] KK=(JK & G4)

[0068] T2=(!H0 & !H1 & !H2 & !H3)

[0069] T3=H012|H013|H023|H123|H0123

[0070] J6d9=(H0|H1|H2)

[0071] J3d9=(H01|H02|H12)

[0072] J3d6=(H0|H1|H03|H13)

[0073] J3d3=(H2|H3|H23)

[0074] J0d6=(H01|H013)

[0075] J0d3=(H0|H02|H03|H023)

[0076] J0d0=(H1|H2|H3|H12|H13|H23|H123)

[0077] J11=T2

[0078] J10=(H2|H3)

[0079] J9=(H1|H3)

[0080] J8=(I11 & J6d9)|(I8 & H3)|H13|H23|T3

[0081] J7=(I10 & J6d9)|(I7 & H3)|H03|H12|T3

[0082] J6=(I9 & J6d9)|(I6 & H3)|H02|H12|H23

[0083] J5=(I11 & J3d9)|(I8 & J3d6)|(I5 & J3d3)|H0123

[0084] J4=(I10 & J3d9)|(I7 & J3d6)|(I4 & J3d3)|H012|H013

[0085] J3=(I9 & J3d9)|(I6 & J3d6)|(I3 & J3d3)|H012|H023

[0086] J2=(I11 & H012)|(I8 & J0d6)|(I5 & J0d3)|(I2 & J0d0)

[0087] J1=(I10 & H012)|(I7 & J0d6)|(I4 & J0d3)|(I1 & J0d0)

[0088] J0=(I9 & H012)|(I6 & J0d6)|(I3 & J0d3)|(I0 & J0d0)

[0089] W14=JK

[0090] W13=(I13 & (HH|JJ))|(KK & T2)

[0091] W12=(I12 & (HH|JJ))|(KK & (H2|H3))

[0092] W11=(I11 & HH)|(J11 & JJ)|(KK)

[0093] W10=(I10 & HH)|(J10 & JJ)|(KK & (H1|H3))

[0094] W9=(I9 & HH)|(J9 & JJ)|(KK & (H0|H2|T2))

[0095] W8=(I8 & HH)|(J8 & JK)

[0096] W7=(I7 & HH)|(J7 & JK)

[0097] W6=(I6 & HH)|(J6 & JK)

[0098] W5=(I5 & HH)|(J5 & JK)

[0099] W4=(I4 & HH)|(J4 & JK)

[0100] W3=(I3 & HH)|(J3 & JK)

[0101] W2=(I2 & HH)|(J2 & JK)

[0102] W1=(I1 & HH)|(J1 & JK)

[0103] W0=(I0 & HH)|(J0 & JK)

[0104] Where “&” indicates a logical AND operation, “|” indicates a logical OR operation, and “!” indicates a logical NOT operation.

[0105] The mapping defined by the logical equations above is described by two tables. Each table is associated with a value for the group (D13, D12). If this group has a value that is not equal to “11” then the mapping is described by table 2 below as:

TABLE 2
C14	C13	C12	C11	C10	C9	C8	C7	C6	C5	C4	C3	C2	C1	C0
1	D13	D12	0	0	0	D11	D10	D9	D8	D7	D6	D5	D4	D3
1	D13	D12	0	0	1	D11	D10	D9	D8	D7	D6	D2	D1	D0
1	D13	D12	0	1	0	D11	D10	D9	D5	D4	D3	D2	D1	D0
1	D13	D12	0	1	1	D8	D7	D6	D5	D4	D3	D2	D1	D0
1	D13	D12	1	0	0	0	0	0	D11	D10	D9	D8	D7	D6
1	D13	D12	1	0	0	0	0	1	D11	D10	D9	D5	D4	D3
1	D13	D12	1	0	0	0	1	0	D8	D7	D6	D5	D4	D3
1	D13	D12	1	0	0	0	1	1	D11	D10	D9	D2	D1	D0
1	D13	D12	1	0	0	1	0	0	D8	D7	D6	D2	D1	D0
1	D13	D12	1	0	0	1	0	1	D5	D4	D3	D2	D1	D0
1	D13	D12	1	0	0	1	1	0	0	1	1	D11	D10	D9
1	D13	D12	1	0	0	1	1	0	0	1	0	D8	D7	D6
1	D13	D12	1	0	0	1	1	0	0	0	1	D5	D4	D3
1	D13	D12	1	0	0	1	1	0	0	0	0	D2	D1	D0
1	D13	D12	1	0	0	1	1	0	1	0	0	0	0	0

[0106]

TABLE 3
If grouping (D13, D12) is equal to “11”, then the mapping is:
C14	C13	C12	C11	C10	C9	C8	C7	C6	C5	C4	C3	C2	C1	C0
1	0	0	1	0	1	D11	D10	D9	D8	D7	D6	D5	D4	D3
1	0	0	1	1	0	D11	D10	D9	D8	D7	D6	D2	D1	D0
1	0	1	1	0	1	D11	D10	D9	D5	D4	D3	D2	D1	D0
1	0	1	1	1	0	D8	D7	D6	D5	D4	D3	D2	D1	D0
1	1	0	1	0	1	0	0	0	D11	D10	D9	D8	D7	D6
1	1	0	1	0	1	0	0	1	D11	D10	D9	D5	D4	D3
1	1	0	1	0	1	0	1	0	D8	D7	D6	D5	D4	D3
1	1	0	1	0	1	0	1	1	D5	D10	D9	D2	D1	D0
1	1	0	1	0	1	1	0	0	D8	D7	D6	D2	D1	D0
1	1	0	1	0	1	1	0	1	D5	D4	D3	D2	D1	D0
1	1	0	1	0	1	1	1	0	0	1	1	D11	D10	D9
1	1	0	1	0	1	1	1	0	0	1	0	D8	D7	D6
1	1	0	1	0	1	1	1	0	0	0	1	D5	D4	D3
1	1	0	1	0	1	1	1	0	0	0	0	D2	D1	D0
1	1	0	1	0	1	1	1	0	1	0	0	0	0	0

[0107] FIG. 6 provides a block diagram of one embodiment of inverse mapping unit 430 of FIG. 4. In FIG. 6, five data segments 600, 602, 604, 606, and 608 that each have 13 bits are received from the segment decoders of FIG. 4. Each data segment has its first three bits separated from its remaining 10 bits to produce 3-bit segments 610, 612, 614, 616, and 618 and 10-bit segments 620, 622, 624, 626, and 628.

[0108] Three-bit segments 610, 612, 614, 616, and 618 are provided to a simplified inverse mapping unit 630 which maps the 15 bits into a 14-bit portion 632 of the data word. This inverse mapping is the inverse of the mapping performed by simplified mapping unit 516 of FIG. 5.

[0109] Ten-bit segments 620, 622, 624, 626 and 628 are combined to form a 50-bit portion 634. Fourteen-bit portion 632 is then combined with 50-bit portion 634 to form 64-bit data word 636. During the combination, the bits of 14-bit portion 632 and 50-bit portion 634 are assigned bit locations in the 64-bit word based on an inverse of the mapping used in FIG. 5 to divide the data word into a 14-bit portion and a 50-bit portion. The resulting bits of the 64-bit data word may be produced in a parallel manner or serially.

[0110] The operation of one embodiment of inverse mapping unit 630 is described below with logical equations where the 15-bit input to inverse mapping unit 630 is represented by W14-I0 and the 14-bit output is represented by I13-40. This mapping represents the inverse of the mapping unit described above by tables 2 and 3. The logical equations describing the inverse mapping are:

[0111] HH=!W14

[0112] JK=W14

[0113] JJ=(!W11|(!W10 & !W9)) & JK

[0114] KK=!JJ & JK

[0115] H0=(!W11 & !W10 & !W9 & JJ)|(!W13 & !W12 & W11 & !W10 & W9 & KK)

[0116] H1=(!W11 & !W10 & W9 & JJ)|(!W13 & !W12 & W11 & W10 & !W9 & KK)

[0117] H2=(!W11 & W10 & !W9 & JJ)|(!W13 & W12 & W11 & !W10 & W9 & KK)

[0118] H3=(!W11 & W10 & W9 & JJ)|(!W13 & W12 & W11 & W10 & !W9 & KK)

[0119] T2=(W11 & !W10 & !W9 & JJ)|(W13 & !W12 & W11 & !W10 & W9 & KK)

[0120] H01=!W8 & !W7 & !W6 & T2

[0121] H02=!W8 & !W7 & W6 & T2

[0122] H03=!W8 & W7 & !W6 & T2

[0123] H12=!W8 & W7 & W6 & T2

[0124] H13=W8 & !W7 & !W6 & T2

[0125] H23=W8 & !W7 & W6 & T2

[0126] T3=W8 & W7 & !W6 & T2

[0127] H012=!W5 & W4 & W3 & T3

[0128] H013=!W5 & W4 & !W3 & T3

[0129] H023=!W5 & !W4 & W3 & T3

[0130] H123=!W5 & !W4 & !W3 & T3

[0131] H0123=W5 & !W4 & !W3 & T3

[0132] J9c6=(H0|H1|H2)

[0133] J9c3=(H01|H02|H12)

[0134] J9c0=H012

[0135] J9ca=(H3|H03|H13|H23|H123|H023|H013|H0123)

[0136] J6c6=H3

[0137] J6c3=(H0|H1|H03|H13)

[0138] J6c0=(H01|H013)

[0139] J6ca=(H2|H02|H12|H23|H123|H023|H012|H0123)

[0140] J3c3=(H2|H3|H23)

[0141] J3c0=(H0|H02|H03|H023)

[0142] J3ca=(H1|H01|H12|H13|H123|H013|H012|H0123)

[0143] J0c0=(H1|H2|H3|H12|H13|H23|H123)

[0144] J0ca=(H0|H01|H02|H03|H023|H013|H012|H0123)

[0145] J11=(W8 & J9c6)|(W5 & J9c3)|(W2 & J9c0)|J9ca

[0146] J10=(W7 & J9c6)|(W4 & J9c3)|(W1 & J9c0)|J9ca

[0147] J9=(W6 & J9c6)|(W3 & J9c3)|(W0 & J9c0)|J9ca

[0148] J8=(W8 & J6c6)|(W5 & J6c3)|(W2 & J6c0)|J6ca

[0149] J7=(W7 & J6c6)|(W4 & J6c3)|(W1 & J6c0)|J6ca

[0150] J6=(W6 & J6c6)|(W3 & J6c3)|(W0 & J6c0)|J6ca

[0151] J5=(W5 & J3c3)|(W2 & J3c0)|J3ca

[0152] J4=(W4 & J3c3)|(W1 & J3c0)|J3ca

[0153] J3=(W3 & J3c3)|(W0 & J3c0)|J3ca

[0154] J2=(W2 & J0c0)|J0ca

[0155] J1=(W1 & J0c0)|J0ca

[0156] J0=(W0 & J0c0)|J0ca

[0157] I13=(W13 & (HH|JJ))|(KK)

[0158] I12=(W12 & (HH|JJ))|(KK)

[0159] I11=(W11 & HH)|(J11 & JK)

[0160] I10=(W10 & HH)|(J10 & JK)

[0161] I9=(W9 & HH)|(J9 & JK)

[0162] I8=(W8 & HH)|(J8 & JK)

[0163] I7=(W7 & HH)|(J7 & JK)

[0164] I6=(W6 & HH)|(J6 & JK)

[0165] I5=(W5 & HH)|(J5 & JK)

[0166] I4=(W4 & HH)|(J4 & JK)

[0167] I3=(W3 & HH)|(J3 & JK)

[0168] I2=(W2 & HH)|(J2 & JK)

[0169] I1=(W1 & HH)|(J1 & JK)

[0170] I0=(W0 & HH)|(J0 & JK)

[0171] The segment block encoder may be used to enforce any number of desired RLL constraints and Hamming weights. The k constraint for a RLL code can be determined as:

k= max (kb+ke, km)

[0172] where kb equals the maximum run of zeros at the beginning of the code segment; km equals the maximum run of zeros at the middle of the code segment; and ke equals the maximum run of zeros at the end of the code segment.

[0173] Table 4 below shows the number of 13-bit code segment values available for a number of different k constraints and Hamming weights.

TABLE 4
				Hamming	Number of 13 bit Code Segment
k	kb	km	ke	Weight	values available
6	3	6	3	2	7073
7	4	6	3	4	7196
7	4	6	3	3	7306
8	4	7	4	4	7251
7	4	7	3	3	7381

[0174] In order to provide a 1-to-1 mapping, the constraints must allow for at least 7,168 code values. Thus, from Table 4, it can be seen that all of the constraints except the constraints in the first row may be applied to a segment block encoder under the present invention.

[0175] Under one embodiment of the present invention, a code is implemented that has a (0, 7) RLL constraint with km equal to 6 and a minimum Hamming weight of 4. For this particular encoder, a simplified mapping unit is assumed that sets the first three bits of the 13-word bit word using a base 7 conversion as discussed above. This base 7 conversion eliminates the value of “000” for each 3-bit segment. Thus, in a 13-bit pattern constructed of (I12, I11, I10, I9, I8, I7, I6, I5, I4, I3, I2, I1, I0) the string (I12, I11, I10) cannot equal “000”. Given this simplified mapping, the input values are then converted into an output string O12-O0 according to table 5 below:

TABLE 5
I12	D	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
I11	C	0	!0	!0	!0	φ	1	!0	!0	!0	0	0	0	0	0	!0	!0	φ	φ	!0	!0
I10		0				1	0				0	0	0	0	0			φ	φ
I9		φ	φ	0	!0	!0	!0	!0	φ	φ	0	0	0	0	0		0	!0	!0
I8		φ	φ	0					φ	φ	0	0	0	0	0		0
I7	B	φ	0	0	0	0	0	0	!0	!0	0	0	!0	0	!0	0	0	0	0	!0	!0
I6		φ	0	0	0	0	0	0			0	0		!0		0	0	0	0
I5		φ	0	0	0	0	0	0			0	0			φ	0	0	0	0
I4		φ	0	0	0	0	0	0			0	0			φ	0	0	0	0
I3	A	φ	0	!0	0	0	0	!0	0	!0	0	!0	0	!0	!0	0	!0	0	!0	0	!0
I2		φ	0		0	0	0		0		0		0			0		0		0
I1		φ	0		φ	1	1	φ	0		0		0			0		!0	φ	0
I0		φ	0		1	0	0	φ	0		0		0			0			φ	0
O12	Z	φ	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	1	0	1
O11	Y	φ	0	0	0	0	0	C	0	C	0	0	0	0	C	0	0	0	C	0	C
O10		φ	0	0	0	0	0		0		0	0	0	0		0	0	0		0
O9		φ	1	1	1	1	1		1		1	1	1	1		1	1	1		0
O8		φ	0	1	1	1	1		0		0	1	0	1		0	1	1		1
O7	X	φ	C	C	1	1	1	B	B	B	0	1	B	B	B	C	0	1	B	B	B
O6		φ			0	0	0				0	0					1	1
O5		φ			A1	C3	0				1	1					C3	A1
O4		φ			A0	C2	1				1	0					C2	A0
O3	W	φ	0	A	C	0	C1	A	C	A	0	A	0	A	A	0	A	C	A	C	A
O2		φ	0			0	C0				0		0			0
O1		φ	1			C1	0				1		0			1
O0		φ	1			C0	0				1		1			0

[0176] where “!0” indicates that none of the values are equal to zero and Φ indicates that the value of the bit does not matter.

[0177] Codewords encoded using the segment block encoding table of Table 5 can be decoded using table 6 below:

TABLE 6
I12	Z	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1
I11	Y	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	!0	φ
I10		0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0		φ
I9		0	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	φ	φ
I8		1	0	0	0	0	0	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	φ	φ
I7	X	φ	φ	φ	!0	0	φ	0	0	1	!0	1	1	1	1	φ	φ
I6		φ	φ	φ		0	φ	0	1	1		0	0	0	0	φ	φ
I5		φ	φ	φ	φ	1	φ	φ	!0	!0	0	φ	φ	0	1	φ	φ
I4		φ	φ	φ	φ	1	φ	φ			0	1	1	1	0	φ	φ
I3	W	φ	0	0	0	0	!0	φ	φ	φ	φ	0	!0	!0	φ	φ	φ
I2		φ	0	0	0	0		φ	φ	φ	φ	0			φ	φ	φ
I1		φ	0	1	1	1	φ	φ	φ	φ	φ	φ	!0	0	φ	φ	φ
I0		φ	1	0	1	1	φ	φ	φ	φ	φ	φ		0	φ	φ	φ
O12	D	1	1	1	0	1	0	1	1	1	0	0	0	0	1	0	1
O11	C	W	0	X	X	0	W	0	X1	W	X	X1	W	1	0	Y	Y
O10			0			0		0	X0			X0		0	0
O9			0			0		0	0			W1		W3	0
O8			0			0		0	0			W0		W2	0
O7	B	X	X	0	0	0	X	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	X	X
O6				0	0	0		0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
O5				0	0	0		X1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
O4				0	0	0		X0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
O3	A	0	0	0	0	0	0	W	W	0	W	0	0	0	W	W	W
O2		0	0	0	0	0	0			0		0	0	0
O1		0	0	0	0	0	0			X1		1	X1	1
O0		0	0	0	0	0	0			X0		0	X0	0

[0178] where I12-I0 are the input values to the decoder and O12-O0 are the output decoded values from the decoder.

[0179] Note that the encoding of Table 5 is simplified because the simplified mapping unit has removed “000” as a possible value for the string (I12, I11, I10). Because of this, many of the data words can be used directly as codewords because they do not violate the k constraint for the RLL code.

[0180] In alternative embodiments, the segment block encoder is formed to work in conjunction with the simplified mappings of Tables 2 and 3 above and the logic equations associated with those tables instead of the base 7 mapping.

[0181] FIG. 7 is a block diagram showing elements of such an encoder. In FIG. 7, the 13-bit data segment appears on a 13-bit line 700 that is input to a bit inverter 702 and an encoder 704. Bit inverter 702 generates two 13-bit outputs 706 and 708. Output 706 is identified by the letter N and output 708 is identified by the letter P. The operation of bit inverter 702 is described by the following logical equations where variables N0-N12 represent bits 0-12 of N output 706, variables P0-P12 represent bits 0 to 12 of P output 708, and variables D0-d12 represent bits 0-12 of D input 700. The operation of bit inverter 702 is thus described as:

[0182] N12=!D12

[0183] N11=!D11

[0184] N10=!D10

[0185] N9=!D9

[0186] N8=!D8

[0187] N7=!D7

[0188] N6=!D6

[0189] N5=!D5

[0190] N4=!D4

[0191] N3=!D3

[0192] N2=!D2

[0193] N1=!D1

[0194] N0=!D0

[0195] P12=0

[0196] P11=0

[0197] P10=0

[0198] P9=1

[0199] P8=N12

[0200] P7=N11

[0201] P6=N10

[0202] P5=N9

[0203] P4=N8

[0204] P3=N7

[0205] P2=N6

[0206] P1=N5

[0207] P0=N4

[0208] N output 706 of bit inverter 702 is provided to a codeword tester 710. Output values N12-N0 are represented as input values A12-A0 within code tester 710. P output values 708 of bit inverter 702 are provided to a code tester 712 that is identical to code tester 710. In code tester 712, values P12-P0 are represented as input values A12-A0. The operation of codeword testers 710 and 712 is represented by logical equations:

[0209] Input: A12, A11, A10, A9, A8, A7, A6, A5, A4, A3, A2, A1, A0 (13 bits)

[0210] Output: T

	UA0 = A12 | A11 | A10 | A9 | A8
	UA1 = A11 | A10 | A9 | A8 | A7 | A6 | A5
	UA2 = A10 | A9 | A8 | A7 | A6 | A5 | A4
	UA3 = A9 | A8 | A7 | A6 | A5 | A4 | A3
	UA4 = A8 | A7 | A6 | A5 | A4 | A3 | A2
	UA5 = A7 | A6 | A5 | A4 | A3 | A2 | A1
	UA6 = A3 | A2 | A1 | A0
	{VA = A12+A11+A10+A9+A8+A7+A6+A5+A4+A3+A2+A1+A0
	if (VA>3)	UA7=1
	else	UA7=0	}
	T = UA0 & UA1 & UA2 & UA3 & UA4 & UA5 & UA6 & UA7

[0211] where T is the single bit output of the codeword tester. Output T of codeword tester 710 is provided to encoder 704 and appears as input TT in encoder 704. Output T of codeword tester 712 is also provided to encoder 704 and appears as input TP in encoder 704. Note that TP and TT are single bit inputs.

[0212] Encoder 704 uses the 13-bit input, D, and the single-bit inputs TP and TT to generate a 13-bit codeword 714. The operation of the encoder is described by the following logical equations where bits 0-12 of the codeword are represented by C0-C12:

[0213] Tn=!TT

[0214] Ha=TP & D3 & D2 & D1 & D0

[0215] Ha9=Ha

[0216] Ha8=Ha & N12

[0217] Ha7=Ha & N11

[0218] Ha6=Ha & N10

[0219] Ha5=Ha & N9

[0220] Ha4=Ha & N8

[0221] Ha3=Ha & N7

[0222] Ha2=Ha & N6

[0223] Ha1=Ha & N5

[0224] Ha0=Ha & N4

[0225] G1=(D11 & D10)|(D12 & (D11|D10))

[0226] Hb=!Ha & G1 & ((D2 & D1 & D0)|(D3 & ((D2 & (D1|D0))|(D1 & D0))))

[0227] Hb9=Hb & (!D10 & !D3)

[0228] Hb8=Hb & (D10|D3)

[0229] Hb7=Hb & (!D11|(D12 & D3))

[0230] Hb6=Hb & (!D12|(D11 & D3))

[0231] Hb5=Hb & D3

[0232] Hb4=Hb & (D2 & D0)

[0233] Hb3=Hb & (D2 & D1)

[0234] Hb2=Hb & (!D7|!D6|!D5|!D4)

[0235] Hb1=Hb & (D9 & D6 & D5)

[0236] Hb0=Hb & (D8 & D6 & D4)

[0237] Hc=!Ha & !Hb & D11 & D10

[0238] Hc9=0

[0239] Hc8=Hc

[0240] Hc7=0

[0241] Hc6=0

[0242] Hc5=Hc & (D9 & D4)

[0243] Hc4=Hc & !D4

[0244] Hc3=Hc & (!D9|!D3)

[0245] Hc2=Hc & (!D9|!D2)

[0246] Hc1=Hc & (D9 & |!D1)

[0247] Hc0=Hc & D0

[0248] Hd=!Ha & !Hb & D12 & (D11|D10)

[0249] Hd9=0

[0250] Hd8=Hd

[0251] Hd7=Hd & (D11 & D9)

[0252] Hd6=Hd & (D10 & D9)

[0253] Hd5=0

[0254] Hd4=0

[0255] Hd3=Hd & (!D9|!D3)

[0256] Hd2=Hd & (!D9|!D2)

[0257] Hd1=Hd & !D1

[0258] Hd0=Hd & (!D0 & (D11|D9))

[0259] G2=!G1 & !Ha

[0260] He=G2 & D3 & D2

[0261] He9=He & D12

[0262] He8=He & !D12

[0263] He7=He & (D11|D10)

[0264] He6=He & (D11|D10)

[0265] He5=He & (!D11 & !D10)

[0266] He4=He & !D10

[0267] He3=He & D8

[0268] He2=He & (D9|!D8)

[0269] He1=He & (D1 & (D9|D8))

[0270] He0=He & D0

[0271] Hf=G2 & !He & ((D12|D11)|(D3 & !D2))

[0272] Hf9=Hf & !D3

[0273] Hf8=Hf & D3

[0274] Hf7=Hf & (D3 & (D12|D11))

[0275] Hf6=Hf & (!D12 & !D11)

[0276] Hf5=Hf & (!D12 & !D3)

[0277] Hf4=Hf & D3

[0278] Hf3=Hf & (!D12 & !D10 & !D1 & |!D0)

[0279] Hf2=Hf & (D12|D10 !D3)

[0280] Hf1=Hf & D1

[0281] Hf0=Hf & D0

[0282] Hg=G2 & !He & !Hf & (!D12|!D11)

[0283] Hg9=Hg & (D1 & !D2)

[0284] Hg8=Hg & (D2|!D1)

[0285] Hg7=Hg & D2

[0286] Hg6=Hg & D2

[0287] Hg5=Hg & !D2

[0288] Hg4=Hg & (D1|!D2)

[0289] Hg3=0

[0290] Hg2=0

[0291] Hg1=Hg

[0292] Hg0=Hg & D0

[0293] C12=(TT & N12)

[0294] C11=(TT & N11)

[0295] C10=(TT & N10)

[0296] C9=(TT & N9)|(Tn & (Ha9|Hb9 Hc9|Hd9|He9|Hf9|Hg9))

[0297] C8=(TT & N8)|(Tn & (Ha8|Hb8|Hc8|Hd8|He8|Hf8|Hg8))

[0298] C7=(TT & N7)|(Tn & (Ha7|Hb7|Hc7|Hd7|He7|Hf7|Hg7))

[0299] C6=(TT & N6)|(Tn & (Ha6|Hb6|Hc6|Hd6|He6|Hf6|Hg6))

[0300] C5=(TT & N5)|(Tn & (Ha5|Hb5|Hc5|Hd5|He5|Hf5|Hg5))

[0301] C4=(TT & N4)|(Tn & (Ha4|Hb4|Hc4|Hd4|He4|Hf4|Hg4))

[0302] C3=(TT & N3)|(Tn & (Ha3|Hb3|Hc3|Hd3|He3|Hf3|Hg3))

[0303] C2=(TT & N2)|(Tn & (Ha2|Hb2|Hc2|Hd2|He2|Hf2|Hg2))

[0304] C1=(TT & N1)|(Tn & (Ha1|Hb1|Hc1|Hd1|He1|Hf1|Hg1))

[0305] C0=(TT & N0)|(Tn & (Ha0|Hb0|Hc0|Hd0|He0|Hf0|Hg0))

[0306] Codewords encoded using the logical equations described above may be decoded using the following logical equations where the input to the decoder is represented by bits C0-C12, the output of the decoder is represented by D0-D12, and a flag output indicative of an invalid codeword is represented by F. Thus, the segment decoder is described in logical equations as:

[0307] TT=C12|C11|C10

[0308] Tn=!TT

[0309] N12=!C12

[0310] N11=!C11

[0311] N10=!C10

[0312] N9=!C9

[0313] N8=!C8

[0314] N7=!C7

[0315] N6=!C6

[0316] N5=!C5

[0317] N4=!C4

[0318] N3=!C3

[0319] N2=!C2

[0320] N1=!C1

[0321] N0=!C0

[0322] Ha=Tn & ((C9 & C8)|(C9 & (C7|C6)))

[0323] Ha12=Ha & N8

[0324] Ha11=Ha & N7

[0325] Ha10=Ha & N6

[0326] Ha9=Ha & N5

[0327] Ha8=Ha & N4

[0328] Ha7=Ha & N3

[0329] Ha6=Ha & N2

[0330] Ha5=Ha & N1

[0331] Ha4=Ha & N0

[0332] Ha3=Ha

[0333] Ha2=Ha

[0334] Ha1=Ha

[0335] Ha0=Ha

[0336] Hb=Tn & !Ha & (((C7|C6) & C5) ((C9|(C7ˆ C6)) & !C5 & C4 & C3 & (C2|C1|C0)))

[0337] Hb12=Hb & (C9|C7)

[0338] Hb11=Hb & (C9|C6)

[0339] Hb10=Hb & (C7ˆ C6)

[0340] Hb9=Hb & (C2|C1)

[0341] Hb8=Hb & (C2|C0)

[0342] Hb7=Hb & (!C2|!C1|!C0)

[0343] Hb6=Hb & (C1|C0|!C2)

[0344] Hb5=Hb & (C1|!C2|!C0)

[0345] Hb4=Hb & (C0|!C2|!C1)

[0346] Hb3=Hb & C5

[0347] Hb2=Hb & (C4|C3)

[0348] Hb1=Hb & (C3|!C4)

[0349] Hb0=Hb & (C4|!C3)

[0350] Hc=Tn & !Ha & C8 & !C7 & !C6 & ((C5ˆ C4)|(!C5 & !C4 & !C1))

[0351] Hc12=0

[0352] Hc11=Hc

[0353] Hc10=Hc

[0354] Hc9=Hc & (C5|C4)

[0355] Hc8=Hc

[0356] Hc7=Hc

[0357] Hc6=Hc

[0358] Hc5=Hc

[0359] Hc4=Hc & !C4

[0360] Hc3=Hc & (!C3|(!C5 & !C4))

[0361] Hc2=Hc & (!C2|(!C5 & !C4))

[0362] Hc1=Hc & (!C1 & (C5|C4))

[0363] Hc0=Hc & !C0

[0364] Hd=Tn & !Ha & C8 & !C5 & !C4 & ((C7ˆ C6)|(!C7 & !C6 & C3 & C2 & C1))

[0365] Hd12=Hd

[0366] Hd11=Hd & (C7|(C0 & !C6))

[0367] Hd10=Hd & (C6|(!C7 & !C0))

[0368] Hd9=Hd & (C7|C6)

[0369] Hd8=Hd

[0370] Hd7=Hd

[0371] Hd6=Hd

[0372] Hd5=Hd

[0373] Hd4=Hd

[0374] Hd3=Hd & (!C3|(!C7 & !C6))

[0375] Hd2=Hd & (!C2|(!C7 & !C6))

[0376] Hd1=Hd & !C1

[0377] Hd0=Hd & (!C0 & (C7|C6))

[0378] He=Tn & !Ha & !Hb & !Hc & ((C7 & C6)|(C5 & C4)) & (C3|C2)

[0379] He12=He & C9

[0380] He11=He & (C7 & C4)

[0381] He10=He & !C4

[0382] He9=He & (C2 & (C3|C1))

[0383] He8=He & C3

[0384] He7=He

[0385] He6=He

[0386] He5=He

[0387] He4=He

[0388] He3=He

[0389] He2=He

[0390] He1=He & (C1|!C3)

[0391] He0=He & C0

[0392] Hf=Tn & !Ha & !Hb & !Hc & !Hd & !He & ((C9 & !C8 & !C4)|((C7ˆ C6) & !C5 & C4))

[0393] Hf12=Hf & (C2 & !C6 & !C5)

[0394] Hf11=Hf & (C5|(C7 & !C2))

[0395] Hf10=Hf & (C6 & C2)

[0396] Hf9=Hf

[0397] Hf8=Hf

[0398] Hf7=Hf

[0399] Hf6=Hf

[0400] Hf5=Hf

[0401] Hf4=Hf

[0402] Hf3=Hf & !C9

[0403] Hf2=Hf & C9

[0404] Hf1=Hf & C1

[0405] Hf0=Hf & C0

[0406] Hg=Tn & !Ha & !Hb & !Hc & !Hd & !He & !Hf & ((C7 & C6) (C5 & C4))

[0407] Hg12=0

[0408] Hg11=0

[0409] Hg10=Hg

[0410] Hg9=Hg

[0411] Hg8=Hg

[0412] Hg7=Hg

[0413] Hg6=Hg

[0414] Hg5=Hg

[0415] Hg4=Hg

[0416] Hg3=0

[0417] Hg2=Hg & C7

[0418] Hg1=Hg & (C9|(C7 & C4))

[0419] Hg0=Hg & C0

[0420] F=(Tn & !Ha & !Hb & !Hc & !Hd & !He & !Hf & !Hg)

[0421] D12=(TT & N12)|(Tn & (Ha12|Hb12|Hc12|Hd12|He12|Hf12|Hg12))

[0422] D11=(TT & N11)|(Tn & (Ha11|Hb11|Hc11|Hd11|He11|Hf11|Hg11))

[0423] D10=(TT & N10)|(Tn & (Ha10|Hb10|Hc10|Hd10|He10|Hf10|Hg10))

[0424] D9=(TT & N9)|(Tn & (Ha9|Hb9|Hc9|Hd9|He9|Hf9|Hg9))

[0425] D8=(TT & N8)|(Tn & (Ha8|Hb8|Hc8|Hd8|He8|Hf8|Hg8))

[0426] D7=(TT & N7)|(Tn & (Ha7|Hb7|Hc7|Hd7|He7|Hf7|Hg7))

[0427] D6=(TT & N6)|(Tn & (Ha6|Hb6|Hc6|Hd6|He6|Hf6|Hg6))

[0428] D5=(TT & N5)|(Tn & (Ha5|Hb5|Hc5|Hd5|He5|Hf5|Hg5))

[0429] D4=(TT & N4)|(Tn & (Ha4|Hb4|Hc4|Hd4|He4|Hf4|Hg4))

[0430] D3=(TT & N3)|(Tn & (Ha3|Hb3|Hc3|Hd3|He3|Hf3|Hg3))

[0431] D2=(TT & N2)|(Tn & (Ha2|Hb2|Hc2|Hd2|He2|Hf2|Hg2))

[0432] D1=(TT & N1)|(Tn & (Ha1|Hb1|Hc1|Hd1|He1|Hf1|Hg1))

[0433] D0=(TT & N0)|(Tn & (Ha0|Hb0|Hc0|Hd0|He0|Hf0|Hg0))

[0434] The encoder and decoders described above by logical equations can be summarized by the following codeword table where the first column of the table indicates the first two hexadecimal digits of the data word and the last hexadecimal digit of the data word is found across the top row of each table. The codeword associated with the complete data word is then found by finding the intersection of the first two hexadecimal values for the data word and the third hexadecimal value for the data word. For example, the data word 0F7 has an associated codeword of 1F08 in the following tables.

TABLE 7
13-bit code words for 64/65 (0,7) code [Min Hwt = 4]
	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
00X	1FFF	1FFE	1FED	1FFC	1FFB	1FFA	1FF9	1FF8
01X	1FEF	1FEE	1FED	1FEC	1FEB	1FEA	1FE9	1FE8
02X	1FDF	1FDE	1FDD	1FDC	1FDB	1FDA	1FD9	1FDB
03X	1FCF	1FCE	1FCD	1FDC	1FCB	1FCA	1FC9	1FC8
04X	1FBF	1FBE	1FBD	1FBC	1FBB	1FBA	1FB9	1FB8
05X	1FAF	1FAE	1EAD	1FAC	1FAB	1FAA	1FA9	1FAB
06X	1F9F	1F9E	1F9D	1F9C	1F9B	1F9A	1F99	1F98
07X	1F8F	1F8E	1F8D	1F8C	1F8B	1EBA	1F89	1F88
08X	1F7F	1F7E	1F7D	1F7C	1F7B	1F7A	1F79	1F78
09X	1F6F	1F6E	1F6D	1F6C	1F6B	1F6A	1F69	1F68
0AX	1F5F	1F5E	1F5D	1F5C	1F5B	1F5A	1F59	1F58
0BX	1F4F	1F4E	1F4D	1F4C	1F4B	1F4A	1F49	1F48
0CX	1F3F	1F3E	1F3D	1F3C	1F3B	1F3A	1F39	1F38
0DX	1F2F	1F2E	1F2D	1F2C	1F2B	1F2A	1F29	1F28
0EX	1F1F	1F1E	1F1D	1F1C	1F1B	1F1A	1F19	1F18
0FX	1F0F	1F0F	1F0D	1F0C	1F0B	1F0A	1F09	1F08
10X	1EFF	1EFE	1EFD	1EFC	1EFB	1EFA	1EF9	1EF8
11X	1EEF	1EEE	1EED	1EEC	1EEB	1EEA	1EE9	1EE8
12X	1EDE	1EDE	1EDD	1EDC	1EDB	1EDA	1ED9	1ED8
13X	1ECF	1ECE	1ECD	1ECC	1EDB	1ECA	1EC9	1EC8
14X	1EBF	1EBE	1EBD	1EBC	1EBB	1EBA	1EB9	1EB8
15X	1EAF	1EAE	1EAD	1EAC	1EAB	1EAA	1EA9	1EA8
16X	1E9F	1E9E	1E9D	1E9C	1E9B	1E9A	1E99	1E98
17X	1E8F	1E8E	1E8D	1E8C	1E8B	1E8A	1E89	1E88
18X	1E7F	1E7E	1E7D	1E7C	1E7B	1E7A	1E79	1E78
19X	1E6F	1E6E	1E6D	1E6C	1E6B	1E6A	1E69	1E68
1AX	1E5F	1E5E	1E5D	1E5C	1E5B	1E5A	1E59	1E58
1BX	1E4F	1E4E	1E40	1E4C	1E4B	1E4A	1E49	1E48
1CX	1E3F	1E3E	1E3D	1E3C	1E3B	1E3A	1E39	1E38
1DX	1E2F	1E2E	1E2D	1E2C	1E2B	1E2A	1E29	1E28
1EX	1E1F	1E1E	1E1D	1E10	1E1B	1E1A	1E19	1E18
1FX	1E0F	1F0E	1F0D	1F0C	1F0B	1F0A	1F09	1E08
20X	1DFF	1DFE	1DFD	1DFC	1DFB	1DFA	1DF9	1DF8
21X	1DEF	1DEE	1DED	1DED	1DEB	1DEA	1DE9	1DE8
22X	1DDE	1DDE	1DDD	1DDC	1DDB	1DDA	1DD9	1DD8
23X	1DCF	1DCE	1DCD	1DCC	1DCB	1DCA	1DC9	1DC8
24X	1DBF	1DCE	1DBD	1DBC	1DBB	1DBA	1DB9	1DB8
25X	1DAF	1DAE	1DAD	1DAC	1DAB	1DAA	1DA9	1DA8
26X	1D9F	1D9E	1D9D	1D9C	1D9B	1D9A	1D99	1D98
27X	1D8F	1D8E	1D8D	1D8C	1D8B	1D8A	1D89	1D88
28X	1D7F	1D7E	1D7D	1D7C	1D7B	1D7A	1D79	1D78
29X	1D6F	1D6E	1D6D	1D6C	1D6B	1D6A	1D69	1D68
2AX	1D5F	1D5E	1D5D	1D5C	1D5B	1D5A	1D59	1D58
2BX	1D4F	1D4E	1D4D	1D4C	1D4B	1D4A	1D49	1D48
2CX	1D3F	1D3E	1D3D	1D3C	1D3B	1D3A	1D39	1D38
2DX	1D2F	1D2E	1D2D	1D2C	1D2B	1D2A	1D29	1D28
2EX	1D0F	1D1E	1D1D	1D1C	1D1B	1D1A	1D19	1D18
2FX	1D0F	1D0E	1D0D	1D0C	1D0B	1D0A	1D09	1D08
30X	1CFF	1DFE	1DFD	1DFC	1DFB	1DFA	1CF9	1CF8
31X	1CEF	1CEE	1CED	1CEC	1CEB	1CEA	1CE9	1CE8
32X	1CDF	1CDE	1CDD	1CDC	1CDB	1CDA	1CD9	1CD8
33X	1CCF	1CCE	1CCD	1CCC	1CCB	1CCA	1CC9	1CC8
34X	1CBF	1CBE	1CBD	1CBC	1CBB	1CBA	1CB9	1CB8
35X	1CAF	1CAE	1CAD	1CAC	1CAB	1CAA	1CA9	1CAB
36X	1C9F	1C9E	1C9D	1C9C	1C9B	1C9A	1C99	1C98
37X	1C8F	1CBE	1C8D	1C8C	1C8B	1C8A	1C89	1C88
38X	1C7F	1C7E	1C7D	1C7C	1C7B	1C7A	1C79	1C78
39X	1C6F	1C6E	1C6D	1C6C	1C6B	1C6A	1C69	1C68
3AX	1C5F	1C5E	1C5D	1C5C	1C5B	1C5A	1C59	1C58
3BX	1C4E	1C4E	1C4D	1C4C	1C4B	1C4A	1C49	1C48
3CX	1C3F	1C3E	1C3D	1C3C	1C3B	1C3A	1C39	1C38
3DX	1C2E	1C2E	1C2D	1C2C	1C2B	1C2A	1C29	1C28
3EX	1C1F	1C1E	1C1D	1C1C	1C1B	1C1A	1C19	1C18
3FX	1C0F	1C0E	1C0D	1C0C	1C0B	1C0A	1C09	1C08
	8	9	A	B	C	D	E	F
00X	1FF7	1FF6	1FF5	1FF4	1FF3	1FF2	1FF1	03FF
01X	1FE7	1FE6	1FE5	1FE4	1FE3	1FE2	1FE1	03FE
02X	1FD7	1FD6	1FD5	1FD4	1FD3	1FD2	1FD1	03FD
03X	1FC7	1FC6	1FC5	1FC4	1FC3	1FC2	1FC1	03FC
04X	1FB7	1FB6	1FB6	1FB4	1FB3	1FB2	1FB1	03FB
05X	1FA7	1FA6	1FA5	1FA4	1FA3	1FA2	1FA1	03FA
06X	1F97	1F96	1F95	1F94	1F93	1F92	1F91	03F9
07X	1F87	1F86	1F85	1F84	1F83	1F82	1F81	03F8
08X	1F77	1F76	1F75	1F74	1F73	1F72	1F71	03F7
09X	1F67	1F66	1F65	1F64	1F63	1F62	1F61	03F6
0AX	1F57	1F56	1F55	1F54	1F53	1F52	1F51	03F5
0BX	1F47	1F46	1F45	1F44	1F43	1F42	1F41	03F4
0CX	1F37	1F36	1F35	1F34	1F33	1F32	1F31	03F3
0DX	1F27	1F26	1F25	1F24	1F23	1F22	1F21	03F2
0EX	1F17	1F16	1F15	1F14	1F13	1F12	1F11	03F1
0FX	1F07	1F06	1F05	1F04	1F03	1F02	0134	0135
10X	1EF7	1EF6	1EF5	1EF4	1EF3	1EF2	1EF1	03EF
11X	1EE7	1EE6	1EE5	1EE4	1EE3	1EE2	1EE1	03EE
12X	1ED7	1ED6	1ED5	1ED4	1ED3	1ED2	1ED1	03ED
13X	1EC7	1EC6	1EC5	1EC4	1EC3	1EC2	1EC1	03EC
14X	1EB7	1EB6	1EB5	1EB4	1EB3	1EB2	1EB1	03EB
15X	1EA7	1EA6	1EA5	1EA4	1EA3	1EA2	1EA1	03EA
16X	1E97	1E96	1E95	1E94	1E93	1E92	1E91	03E9
17X	1E87	1E86	1E85	1E84	1E83	1E82	1E81	03E8
18X	1E77	1E76	1E75	1E74	1E73	1E72	1E71	03E7
19X	1E67	1E66	1E65	1E64	1E63	1E62	1E61	03E6
1AX	1E57	1E56	1E55	1E54	1E53	1E52	1E51	03E5
1BX	1E47	1E46	1E45	1E44	1E43	1E42	1E41	03E4
1CX	1E37	1E36	1E35	1E34	1E33	1E32	1E31	03E3
1DX	1E27	1E26	1E25	1E24	1E23	1E22	1E21	03E2
1EX	1E17	1E16	1E15	1E14	1E13	1E12	1E11	03E1
1FX	1E07	1E06	1E05	1E04	0138	0139	013A	013B
20X	1DF7	1DF6	1DF5	1DF4	1DF3	1DF2	1DF1	03DF
21X	1DE7	1DE6	1DE5	1DE4	1DE3	1DE2	1DE1	03DE
22X	1DD7	1DD6	1DD5	1DD4	1DD3	1DD2	1DD1	03DD
23X	1DC7	1DC6	1DC5	1DC4	1DC3	1DC2	1DC1	03DC
24X	1DB7	1DB6	1DB5	1DB4	1DB3	1DB2	1DB1	03DB
25X	1DA7	1DA6	1DA5	1DA4	1DA3	1DA2	1DA1	03DA
26X	1D97	1D96	1D95	1D94	1D93	1D92	1D91	03D9
27X	1D87	1D86	1D85	1D84	1D83	1D82	1D81	03D8
28X	1D77	1D76	1D75	1D74	1D73	1D72	1D71	03D7
29X	1D67	1D66	1D65	1D64	1D63	1D62	1D61	03D6
2AX	1D57	1D56	1D55	1D54	1D53	1D52	1D51	03D5
2BX	1D47	1D46	1D45	1D44	1D43	1D42	1D41	0304
2CX	1D37	1D36	1D35	1D34	1D33	1D32	1D31	0303
2DX	1D27	1D26	1D25	1D24	1D23	1D22	1D21	0302
2EX	1D17	1D16	1D15	1D14	1D13	1D12	1D11	0301
2FX	1D07	1D06	1D05	1D04	1D03	1D02	0136	0137
30X	1CF7	1CF6	1CF5	1CF4	1CF3	1CF2	1CF1	03CF
31X	1CE7	1CE6	1CE5	1CE4	1CE3	1CE2	1CE1	03CE
32X	1CD7	1CD6	1CD5	1CD4	1CD3	1CD2	1CD1	03CD
33X	1CC7	1CC6	1CC5	1CC4	1CC3	1CC2	1CC1	03CC
34X	1CB7	1CB6	1CB5	1CB4	1CB3	1CB2	1CB1	03CB
35X	1CA7	1CA6	1CA5	1CA4	1CA3	1CA2	1CA1	03CA
36X	1C97	1C96	1C95	1C94	1C93	1C92	1C91	03C9
37X	1C87	1C86	1C85	1C84	1C83	1C82	1C81	03C8
38X	1C77	1C76	1C75	1C74	1C73	1C72	1C71	03C7
39X	1C67	1C66	1C65	1C64	1C63	1C62	1C61	03C6
3AX	1C57	1C56	1C55	1C64	1C53	1C52	1C51	03C5
3BX	1C47	1C46	1C45	1C44	1C43	1C42	1C41	03C4
3CX	1C37	1C36	1C35	1C34	1C33	1C32	1C31	03C3
3DX	1C27	1C26	1C25	1C24	1C23	1C22	1C21	03C2
3EX	1C17	1C16	1C15	1C14	1C13	1C12	1C11	03C1
3FX	0158	0151	0152	0153	013C	013D	013E	013F

[0435]

TABLE 8
13-bit code words for 64/65 (0,7) code [Min Hwt = 4]
	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
40X	1BFF	1BFE	1BFD	1BFC	1BFB	1BFA	1BF9	1BF8
41X	1BEF	1BEE	1BED	1BEC	1BEB	1BEA	1BE9	1BE8
42X	1BDF	1BDE	1BDD	1BDC	1BDB	1BDA	1BD9	1BD8
43X	1BCF	1BCE	1BCD	1BCC	1BCB	1BCA	1BC9	1BC8
44X	1BBF	1BBE	1BBD	1BBC	1BBB	1BBA	1BB9	1BB8
45X	1BAF	1BAE	1BAD	1BAC	1BAB	1BAA	18A9	1BA8
46X	1B9F	1B9E	1B9D	1B9C	1B9B	1B9A	1B99	1B98
47X	1B8F	188E	1B8D	1B8C	1B8B	1B8A	1B89	1B88
48X	1B7F	1B7E	1B7D	1B7C	1B7B	1B7A	1B79	1B78
49X	1B6F	1B6E	1B6D	1B6C	1B6B	1B8A	1B69	1B68
4AX	1B5F	1B5E	1B5D	1B5C	1B5B	1B5A	1B59	1B58
4BX	1B4F	1B4E	1B4D	1B4C	1B4B	1B4A	1B49	1B48
4CX	1B3F	1B3E	1B3C	1B3C	1B3B	1B3A	1B39	1B38
4DX	1B2F	1B2E	1B2D	1B2C	1B2B	1B2A	1B29	1B28
4EX	1B1F	1B1E	1B1D	1B1C	1B1B	1B1A	1B19	1B18
4FX	1B0F	1B0E	1B0D	1B0C	1B0B	1B0A	1B09	1B08
50X	1AFF	1AFE	1AFD	1AFC	1AFB	1AFA	1AF9	1AF8
51X	1AEF	1AEE	1AED	1AEC	1AEB	1AEA	1AE9	1AE8
52X	1ADF	1ADE	1ADD	1ADC	1ADB	1ADA	1AD9	1AD8
53X	1ACE	1ACE	1ACD	1ACC	1ACB	1ACA	1AC9	1AC8
54X	1ABF	1ABE	1ABD	1ABC	1ABB	1ABA	1AB9	1AB8
55X	1AAF	1AAE	1AAD	1AAC	1AAB	1AAA	1AA9	1AA8
56X	1A9F	1A9E	1A9D	1A9C	1A9B	1A9A	1A99	1A98
57X	1A8F	1A8E	1A8D	1A8C	1A8B	1A8A	1A89	1A88
58X	1A7F	1A7E	1A7D	1A7C	1A7B	1A7A	1A79	1A78
59X	1A8F	1A6E	1A6D	1A6C	1A6B	1A6A	1A69	1A68
5AX	1A5F	1A5E	1A5D	1A5C	1A5B	1A5A	1A59	1A58
5BX	1A4F	1A4E	1A4D	1A4C	1A48	1A4A	1A49	1A48
5CX	1A3F	1A3E	1A3D	1A3C	1A3B	1A3A	1A39	1A38
5DX	1A2F	1A2E	1A2D	1A2C	1A2B	1A2A	1A29	1A28
5EX	1A1F	1A1E	1A1D	1A1C	1A1B	1A1A	1A19	1A1B
5FX	1A0F	1A0E	1A0D	1A0C	1A0B	1A0A	1A09	1A08
60X	19FF	19FE	19FD	19FC	19FB	19FA	19F9	19F8
61X	19EF	19EE	19ED	19EC	19EB	19EA	19E9	19E8
62X	19DF	19DE	19DD	19DC	19DB	19DA	19D9	19D8
63X	19CF	19CE	19CD	19CC	19CB	19CA	19C9	19C8
64X	19BF	19BE	19BD	19BC	19BB	19BA	19B9	19B8
65X	19AF	19AE	19AD	19AC	19AB	19AA	19A9	19A8
66X	199F	199E	199D	199C	199B	199A	1999	1998
67X	198F	198E	198D	198C	198B	198A	1989	1988
68X	197F	197E	197D	197C	197B	197A	1979	1978
69X	196F	196E	196D	196C	196B	196A	1969	1968
6AX	195F	195E	195D	195C	195B	195A	1959	1958
6BX	194F	194E	194D	194C	194B	194A	1949	1948
6CX	193F	193E	193D	193C	193B	193A	1939	1938
6DX	192F	192E	192D	192C	192B	192A	1929	1928
6EX	191F	191E	191D	191C	191B	191A	1919	1918
6FX	190F	190E	190D	190C	190B	190A	1909	1908
70X	18FF	18FE	18FD	18FC	18FB	18FA	18F9	18F8
71X	18EF	18EE	18ED	18EC	18EB	18EA	18E9	18E8
72X	18DF	18DE	18DD	18DC	18DB	18DA	18D9	18D8
73X	18CF	18CE	18CD	18CC	18CB	18CA	18C9	18C8
74X	18BF	18BE	18BD	18BC	18BB	18BA	18B9	18B8
75X	18AF	18AE	18AD	18AC	18AB	18AA	18A9	18A8
76X	189F	189E	189D	189C	189B	189A	1899	1898
77X	188F	188E	188D	188C	188B	188A	1889	1888
78X	187F	187E	187D	187C	187B	187A	1879	1878
79X	186F	186E	186D	186C	186B	185A	1869	1868
7AX	185F	185E	185D	185C	185B	185A	1859	1858
7BX	184F	184E	184D	184C	184B	184A	1849	1848
7CX	183F	183E	183D	183C	183B	183A	1839	1838
7DX	182F	182E	182D	182C	182B	182A	1829	1828
7EX	181F	181E	181D	181C	181B	181A	1819	1818
7FX	0132	0133	0232	0233	01C2	01C3	01D2	01D3
	8	9	A	B	C	0	E	F
40X	1BF7	1BF6	1BF5	1BF4	1BF3	1BF2	1BF1	03BF
41X	1BE7	1BE6	1BE5	1BE4	1BE3	1BE2	1BE1	03BE
42X	1BD7	1BD6	1BD5	1BD4	1BD3	1BD2	1BD1	03BD
43X	1BC7	1BC6	1BC5	1BC4	1BC3	1BC2	1BC1	038C
44X	1BB7	1BB6	1BB5	1BB4	1BB3	1BB2	1BB1	03BB
45X	1BA7	1BA6	1BA5	1BA4	1BA3	1BA2	1BA1	03BA
46X	1B97	1B98	1B95	1B94	1B93	1B92	1B91	03B9
47X	1B87	1B86	1B85	1B84	1B83	1B82	1B81	03B8
48X	1B77	1B78	1B75	1B74	1B73	1B72	1B71	03B7
49X	1B67	1B66	1B85	1B64	1B63	1B62	1B61	03B6
4AX	1B57	1B56	1B55	1B54	1B53	1B52	1B51	03B5
4BX	1B47	1B46	1B45	1B44	1B43	1B42	1B41	03B4
4CX	1B37	1B36	1B35	1B34	1B33	1B32	1B31	03B3
4DX	1B27	1B26	1B25	1B24	1B23	1B22	1B21	03B2
4EX	1B17	1B16	1B15	1B14	1B13	1B12	1B11	03B1
4FX	1B07	1B06	1B05	1B04	1B03	1B02	01C4	01C5
50X	1AF7	1AF6	1AF5	1AF4	1AF3	1AF2	1AF1	03AF
51X	1AE7	1AE6	1AE5	1AE4	1AE3	1AE2	1AE1	03AE
52X	1AD7	1AD6	1AD5	1AD4	1AD3	1AD2	1AD1	03AD
53X	1AC7	1AC6	1AC5	1AC4	1AC3	1AC2	1AC1	03AC
54X	1AB7	1AB6	1AB5	1AB4	1AB3	1AB2	1AB1	03AB
55X	1AA7	1AA6	1AA5	1AA4	1AA3	1AA2	1AA1	03AA
56X	1A97	1A96	1A95	1A94	1A93	1A92	1A91	03A9
57X	1A87	1A86	1A85	1A84	1A83	1A82	1A81	03A8
58X	1A77	1A76	1A75	1A74	1A73	1A72	1A71	03A7
59X	1A67	1A66	1A65	1A64	1A63	1A62	1A61	03A5
5AX	1A57	1A56	1A55	1A54	1A53	1A52	1A51	03A5
5BX	1A47	1A46	1A45	1A44	1A43	1A42	1A41	03A4
5CX	1A37	1A36	1A35	1A34	1A33	1A32	1A31	03A3
5DX	1A27	1A26	1A25	1A24	1A23	1A22	1A21	03A2
5EX	1A17	1A16	1A15	1A14	1A13	1A12	1A11	03A1
5FX	1A07	1A06	1A05	1A04	01C8	01C9	01CA	01C8
60X	19F7	19F6	19F5	19F4	19F3	19F2	19F1	039F
61X	19E7	19E6	19E5	19E4	19E3	19E2	19E1	039E
62X	19D7	19D6	19D5	19D4	19D3	19D2	19D1	039D
63X	19C7	19C6	19C5	19C4	19C3	19C2	19C1	039C
64X	19B7	19B6	19B5	19B4	19B3	19B2	19B1	039B
65X	19A7	19A6	19A5	19A4	19A3	19A2	19A1	039A
66X	1997	1996	1995	1994	1993	1992	1991	0399
67X	1987	1986	1985	1984	1983	1982	1981	0398
68X	1977	1976	1975	1974	1973	1972	1971	0397
69X	1967	1966	1965	1964	1963	1962	1961	0396
6AX	1957	1956	1955	1954	1953	1952	1951	0395
6BX	1947	1946	1945	1944	1943	1942	1941	0394
6CX	1937	1938	1935	1934	1933	1932	1931	0393
6DX	1927	1926	1925	1924	1923	1922	1921	0392
6EX	1917	1916	1915	1914	1913	1912	1911	0391
6FX	1907	1906	1905	1904	1903	1902	01C6	01C7
70X	18F7	18F6	18F5	18F4	18F3	18F2	18F1	038F
71X	18E7	18E5	18E5	18E4	18E3	18E2	18E1	038E
72X	18D7	18D6	18D5	18D4	18D3	18D2	18D1	038D
73X	18C7	18C6	18C5	18C4	18C3	18C2	18C1	038C
74X	18B7	18B6	18B5	18B4	18B3	18B2	18B1	038B
75X	18A7	18A5	18A5	18A4	18A3	18A2	18A1	038A
76X	1897	1896	1895	1894	1893	1892	1891	0389
77X	1887	1886	1885	1884	1883	1882	1881	0388
78X	1877	1876	1875	1874	1873	1872	1871	0387
79X	1867	1866	1865	1864	1863	1862	1861	0386
7AX	1857	1856	1855	1854	1853	1852	1851	0385
7BX	1847	1846	1845	1844	1843	1842	1841	0384
7CX	1837	1836	1835	1834	1833	1832	1831	0383
7DX	1827	1826	1825	1824	1823	1822	1821	0382
7EX	1817	1816	1815	1814	1813	1812	1811	0381
7FX	0154	0155	0156	0157	01CC	01CD	01CE	01CF

[0436]

TABLE 9
13-bit code words for 64/65 (0,7) code [Min Hwt = 4]
	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
80X	17FF	17FE	17FD	17FC	17FB	17FA	17F9	17F8
81X	17EF	17EE	17ED	17EC	17EB	17EA	17E9	17E8
82X	17DF	17DE	17DD	17DC	17DB	17DA	17D9	17D8
83X	17CF	17CE	17CD	17CC	17CB	17CA	17C9	17C8
84X	17BF	17BE	17BD	17BC	17BB	17BA	17B9	17B8
85X	17AF	17AE	17AD	17AC	17AB	17AA	17A9	17A8
86X	179F	179E	179D	179C	179B	179A	1799	1798
87X	178F	178E	178D	178C	178B	178A	1789	1788
88X	177F	177E	177D	177C	177B	177A	1779	1778
89X	176F	176E	176D	176C	176B	176A	1769	1768
8AX	175F	175E	175D	175C	175B	175A	1759	1758
8BX	174F	174E	174D	174C	174B	174A	1749	1748
8CX	173F	173E	173D	173C	173B	173A	1739	1738
8DX	172F	172E	172D	172C	172B	172A	1729	1728
8EX	171F	171E	171D	171C	171B	171A	1719	1718
8FX	170F	170E	170D	170C	170B	170A	1709	1708
90X	16FF	16FE	16FD	16FC	16FB	16FA	16F9	16F8
91X	16EF	16EE	16ED	16EC	16EB	16EA	16E9	16E8
92X	16DF	16DE	16DD	16DC	16DB	16DA	16D9	16D8
93X	16CE	16CE	16CD	16CC	16CB	16CA	16C9	16C8
94X	16BF	16BE	16BD	16BC	16BB	16BA	16B9	16B8
95X	16AF	16AE	16AD	16AC	16AB	16AA	16A9	16A8
96X	169F	169E	169D	169C	169B	169A	1699	1698
97X	168F	168E	168D	168C	168B	168A	1689	1688
98X	167F	167E	167D	167C	167B	167A	1679	1678
99X	168F	166E	166D	166C	166B	166A	1669	1668
9AX	165F	165E	165D	165C	165B	165A	1659	1658
9BX	164F	164E	164D	164C	164B	164A	1649	1648
9CX	163F	163E	163D	163C	163B	163A	1639	1638
9DX	162F	162E	162D	162C	162B	162A	1629	1628
9EX	161F	161E	161D	161C	161B	161A	1619	1618
9FX	16DE	160E	160D	160C	160B	160A	1609	1608
A0X	15FF	15FE	15FD	15FC	15FB	15FA	15F9	15F8
A1X	15EF	15EE	15ED	15EC	15EB	15EA	15E9	15E8
A2X	15DF	15DE	15DD	15DC	15DB	15DA	15D9	15D8
A3X	15CF	15CE	15CD	15CC	15CB	15CA	15C9	15C8
A4X	15BF	15BE	15BD	15BC	15BB	15BA	15B9	15B8
A5X	15AF	15AE	15AD	15AC	15AB	15AA	15A9	15A8
A6X	159F	159E	159D	159C	159B	159A	1599	1598
A7X	158F	158E	158D	158C	158B	158A	1589	1588
A8X	157F	157E	157D	157C	157B	157A	1579	1578
A9X	156F	156E	156D	156C	156B	156A	1569	1568
AAX	155F	155E	155D	155C	155B	155A	1559	1558
ABX	154F	154E	154D	154C	154B	154A	1549	1548
ACX	153F	153E	153D	153C	153B	153A	1539	1538
ADX	152F	152E	152D	152C	152B	152A	1529	1528
AEX	151F	151E	151D	151C	151B	151A	1519	151B
AFX	150F	150E	150D	150C	150B	150A	1509	1508
B0X	14FF	14FE	14FD	14FC	14FB	14FA	14F9	14F8
B1X	14EF	14EE	14ED	14EC	14EB	14EA	14E9	14E8
B2X	14DF	14DE	14DD	14DC	14DB	14DA	14D9	14D8
B3X	14CF	14CE	14CD	14CC	14CB	14CA	14C9	14C8
B4X	14BF	14BE	14BD	14BC	14BB	14BA	14B9	14B8
B5X	14AF	14AE	14AD	14AC	14AB	14AA	14A9	14A8
B6X	149F	149E	149D	149C	149B	149A	1499	1498
B7X	148F	148E	148D	148C	148B	148A	1489	1488
B8X	147F	147E	147D	147C	147B	147A	1479	1478
B9X	146F	145E	146D	146C	146B	145A	1469	1468
BAX	145F	145E	145D	145C	145B	145A	1459	1458
BBX	144F	144E	144D	144C	144B	144A	1449	1448
BCX	143F	143E	143D	143C	143B	143A	1439	1438
BDX	142F	142E	142D	142C	142B	142A	1429	1428
BEX	141F	141E	141D	141C	141B	141A	1419	1418
BFX	140F	140E	140D	140C	140B	140A	1409	0227
	8	9	A	B	C	0	E	F
80X	17F7	17F6	17F5	17F4	17F3	17F2	17F1	037F
81X	17E7	17E6	17E5	17E4	17E3	17E2	17E1	037E
82X	17D7	17D6	17D5	17D4	17D3	17D2	17D1	037D
83X	17C7	17C6	17C5	17C4	17C3	17C2	17C1	037C
84X	17B7	17B6	17B5	17B4	17B3	17B2	17B1	037B
85X	17A7	17A6	17A5	17A4	17A3	17A2	17A1	037A
86X	1797	1798	1795	1794	1793	1792	1791	0379
87X	1787	1786	1785	1784	1783	1782	1781	0378
88X	1777	1778	1775	1774	1773	1772	1771	0377
89X	1767	1766	1765	1764	1763	1762	1761	0376
8AX	1757	1756	1755	1754	1753	1752	1751	0375
8BX	1747	1746	1745	1744	1743	1742	1741	0374
8CX	1737	1736	1735	1734	1733	1732	1731	0373
8DX	1727	1726	1725	1724	1723	1722	1721	0372
8EX	1717	1716	1715	1714	1713	1712	1711	0371
8FX	1707	1706	1705	1704	1703	1702	01D4	01D5
90X	16F7	16F6	16F5	16F4	16F3	16F2	16F1	036F
91X	16E7	16E6	16E5	16E4	16E3	16E2	16E1	036E
92X	16D7	16D6	16D5	16D4	16D3	16D2	16D1	036D
93X	16C7	16C8	16C5	16C4	16C3	16C2	16C1	036C
94X	16B7	16B6	16B5	16B4	16B3	16B2	16B1	036B
95X	16A7	16A6	16A5	16A4	16A3	16A2	16A1	036A
96X	1697	1696	1695	1694	1693	1692	1691	0369
97X	1687	1686	1685	1684	1683	1682	1681	0368
98X	1677	1676	1675	1674	1673	1672	1671	0367
99X	1667	1666	1665	1664	1663	1662	1661	0366
9AX	1657	1656	1655	1654	1653	1652	1651	0365
9BX	1647	1646	1645	1644	1643	1642	1641	0364
9CX	1637	1636	1635	1634	1633	1632	1631	0363
9DX	1627	1626	1625	1624	1623	1622	1621	0362
9EX	1617	1616	1615	1614	1613	1612	1611	0361
9FX	1607	1606	1605	1604	01D8	01D9	01DA	01DB
A0X	15F7	15F6	15F5	15F4	15F3	15F2	15F1	035F
A1X	15E7	15E6	15E5	15E4	15E3	15E2	15E1	035E
A2X	15D7	15D6	15D5	15D4	15D3	15D2	15D1	035D
A3X	15C7	15C6	15C5	15C4	15C3	15C2	15C1	035C
A4X	15B7	15B6	15B5	15B4	15B3	15B2	15B1	035B
A5X	15A7	15A6	15A5	15A4	15A3	15A2	15A1	035A
A6X	1597	1596	1595	1594	1593	1592	1591	0359
A7X	1587	1586	1585	1584	1583	1582	1581	0358
A8X	1577	1576	1575	1574	1573	1572	1571	0357
A9X	1567	1566	1565	1564	1563	1562	1561	0356
AAX	1557	1556	1555	1554	1553	1552	1551	0355
ABX	1547	1546	1545	1544	1543	1542	1541	0354
ACX	1537	1538	1535	1534	1533	1532	1531	0353
ADX	1527	1526	1525	1524	1523	1522	1521	0352
AEX	1517	1516	1515	1514	1513	1512	1511	0351
AFX	1507	1506	1505	1504	1503	1502	01D6	01D7
B0X	14F7	14F6	14F5	14F4	14F3	14F2	14F1	034F
B1X	14E7	14E5	14E5	14E4	14E3	14E2	14E1	034E
B2X	14D7	14D6	14D5	14D4	14D3	14D2	14D1	034D
B3X	14C7	14C6	14C5	14C4	14C3	14C2	14C1	034C
B4X	14B7	14B6	14B5	14B4	14B3	14B2	14B1	034B
B5X	14A7	14A5	14A5	14A4	14A3	14A2	14A1	034A
B6X	1497	1496	1495	1494	1493	1492	1491	0349
B7X	1487	1486	1485	1484	1483	1482	1481	0348
B8X	1477	1476	1475	1474	1473	1472	1471	0347
B9X	1467	1466	1465	1464	1463	1462	1461	0346
BAX	1457	1456	1455	1454	1453	1452	1451	0345
BBX	1447	1446	1445	1444	1443	1442	1441	0344
BCX	1437	1436	1435	1434	1433	1432	1431	0343
BDX	1427	1426	1425	1424	1423	1422	1421	0342
BEX	1417	1416	1415	1414	1413	1412	1411	0341
BFX	0198	0191	0192	0193	01DC	01DD	01DE	01DF

[0437]

TABLE 10
13-bit code words for 64/65 (0,7) code [Min Hwt = 4]
	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
C0X	13FF	13FE	13FD	13FC	13FB	13FA	13F9	13F8
C1X	13EF	13EE	13ED	13EC	13EB	13EA	13E9	13E8
C2X	13DF	13DE	13DD	13DC	13DB	13DA	13D9	13D8
C3X	13CF	13CE	13CD	13CC	13CB	13CA	13C9	13C8
C4X	13BF	13BE	13BD	13BC	13BB	13BA	13B9	13B8
C5X	13AF	13AE	13AD	13AC	13AB	13AA	13A9	13A8
C6X	139F	139E	139D	139C	139B	139A	1399	1398
C7X	138F	138E	138D	138C	138B	138A	1389	1388
C8X	137F	137E	137D	137C	137B	137A	1379	1378
C9X	136F	136E	136D	136C	136B	138A	1369	1368
CAX	135F	135E	135D	135C	135B	135A	1359	1358
CBX	134F	134E	134D	134C	134B	134A	1349	1348
CCX	133F	133E	133D	133C	133B	133A	1339	1338
CDX	132F	132E	132D	132C	132B	132A	1329	1328
CEX	131F	131E	131D	131C	131B	131A	1319	1318
CFX	130F	130E	130D	130C	130B	130A	1309	1308
D0X	12FF	12FE	12FD	12FC	12FB	12FA	12F9	12F8
D1X	12EF	12EE	12ED	12EC	12EB	12EA	12E9	12E8
D2X	12DF	12DE	12DD	12DC	12DB	12DA	12D9	12D8
D3X	12CE	12CE	12CD	12CC	12CB	12CA	12C9	12C8
D4X	12BF	12BE	12BD	12BC	12BB	12BA	12B9	12B8
D5X	12AF	12AE	12AD	12AC	12AB	12AA	12A9	12A8
D6X	129F	129E	129D	129C	129B	129A	1299	1298
D7X	128F	128E	128D	128C	128B	128A	1289	1288
D8X	127F	127E	127D	127C	127B	127A	1279	1278
D9X	128F	126E	126D	126C	126B	126A	1269	1268
DAX	125F	125E	125D	125C	125B	125A	1259	1258
DBX	124F	124E	124D	124C	124B	124A	1249	1248
DCX	123F	123E	123D	123C	123B	123A	1239	1238
DDX	122F	122E	122D	122C	122B	122A	1229	1228
DEX	121F	121E	121D	121C	121B	121A	1219	1218
DFX	120F	120E	120D	120C	120B	120A	1209	1208
E0X	11FF	11FE	11FD	11FC	11FB	11FA	11F9	11F8
E1X	11EF	11EE	11ED	11EC	11EB	11EA	11E9	11E8
E2X	11DF	11DE	11DD	11DC	11DB	11DA	11D9	11D8
E3X	11CF	11CE	11CD	11CC	11CB	11CA	11C9	11C8
E4X	11BF	11BE	11BD	11BC	11BB	11BA	11B9	11B8
E5X	11AF	11AE	11AD	11AC	11AB	11AA	11A9	11A8
E6X	119F	119E	119D	119C	119B	119A	1199	1198
E7X	118F	118E	118D	118C	118B	118A	1189	1188
E8X	117F	117E	117D	117C	117B	117A	1179	1178
E9X	116F	116E	116D	116C	116B	116A	1169	1168
EAX	115F	115E	115D	115C	115B	115A	1159	1158
EBX	114F	114E	114D	114C	114B	114A	1149	1148
ECX	113F	113E	113D	113C	113B	113A	1139	1138
EDX	112F	112E	112D	112C	112B	112A	1129	1128
EEX	111F	111E	111D	111C	111B	111A	1119	1118
EFX	110F	110E	110D	110C	110B	110A	1109	015A
F0X	10FF	10FE	10FD	10FC	10FB	10FA	10F9	10F8
F1X	10EF	10EE	10ED	10EC	10EB	10EA	10E9	10E8
F2X	10DF	10DE	10DD	10DC	10DB	10DA	10D9	10D8
F3X	10CF	10CE	10CD	10CC	10CB	10CA	10C9	10C8
F4X	10BF	10BE	10BD	10BC	10BB	10BA	10B9	10B8
F5X	10AF	10AE	10AD	10AC	10AB	10AA	10A9	10A8
F6X	109F	109E	109D	109C	109B	109A	1099	1098
F7X	108F	108E	108D	108C	108B	108A	1089	1088
F8X	107F	107E	107D	107C	107B	107A	1079	1078
F9X	106F	106E	106D	106C	106B	105A	1069	1068
FAX	105F	105E	105D	105C	105B	105A	1059	1058
FBX	104F	104E	104D	104C	104B	104A	1049	1048
FCX	103F	103E	103D	103C	103B	103A	1039	1038
FDX	102F	102E	102D	102C	102B	102A	1029	1028
FEX	011F	111E	111D	111C	111B	111A	1119	1118
FFX	012F	012E	012D	012C	012B	012A	0129	015B
	8	9	A	B	C	0	E	F
C0X	13F7	13F6	13F5	13F4	13F3	13F2	13F1	033F
C1X	13E7	13E6	13E5	13E4	13E3	13E2	13E1	033E
C2X	13D7	13D6	13D5	13D4	13D3	13D2	13D1	033D
C3X	13C7	13C6	13C5	13C4	13C3	13C2	13C1	033C
C4X	13B7	13B6	13B5	13B4	13B3	13B2	13B1	033B
C5X	13A7	13A6	13A5	13A4	13A3	13A2	13A1	033A
C6X	1397	1398	1395	1394	1393	1392	1391	0339
C7X	1387	1386	1385	1384	1383	1382	1381	0338
C8X	1377	1378	1375	1374	1373	1372	1371	0337
C9X	1367	1366	1385	1364	1363	1362	1361	0336
CAX	1357	1356	1355	1354	1353	1352	1351	0335
CBX	1347	1346	1345	1344	1343	1342	1341	0334
CCX	1337	1336	1335	1334	1333	1332	1331	0333
CDX	1327	1326	1325	1324	1323	1322	1321	0332
CEX	1317	1316	1315	1314	1313	1312	1311	0331
CFX	1307	1306	1305	1304	1303	1302	0168	0178
D0X	12F7	12F6	12F5	12F4	12F3	12F2	12F1	032F
D1X	12E7	12E6	12E5	12E4	12E3	12E2	12E1	032E
D2X	12D7	12D6	12D5	12D4	12D3	12D2	12D1	032D
D3X	12C7	12C8	12C5	12C4	12C3	12C2	12C1	032C
D4X	12B7	12B6	12B5	12B4	12B3	12B2	12B1	032B
D5X	12A7	12A6	12A5	12A4	12A3	12A2	12A1	032A
D6X	1297	1296	1295	1294	1293	1292	1291	0329
D7X	1287	1286	1285	1284	1283	1282	1281	0328
D8X	1277	1276	1275	1274	1273	1272	1271	0327
D9X	1267	1266	1265	1264	1263	1262	1261	0325
DAX	1257	1256	1255	1254	1253	1252	1251	0325
DBX	1247	1246	1245	1244	1243	1242	1241	0324
DCX	1237	1236	1235	1234	1233	1232	1231	0323
DDX	1227	1226	1225	1224	1223	1222	1221	0322
DEX	1217	1216	1215	1214	1213	1212	1211	0321
DFX	1207	1206	1205	0161	010D	0171	0169	0179
E0X	11F7	11F6	11F5	11F4	11F3	11F2	11F1	031F
E1X	11E7	11E6	11E5	11E4	11E3	11E2	11E1	031E
E2X	11D7	11D6	11D5	11D4	11D3	11D2	11D1	031D
E3X	11C7	11C6	11C5	11C4	11C3	11C2	11C1	031C
E4X	11B7	11B6	11B5	11B4	11B3	11B2	11B1	031B
E5X	11A7	11A6	11A5	11A4	11A3	11A2	11A1	031A
E6X	1197	1196	1195	1194	1193	1192	1191	0319
E7X	1187	1186	1185	1184	1183	1182	1181	0318
E8X	1177	1176	1175	1174	1173	1172	1171	0317
E9X	1167	1166	1165	1164	1163	1162	1161	0316
EAX	1157	1156	1155	1154	1153	1152	1151	0315
EBX	1147	1146	1145	1144	1143	1142	1141	0314
ECX	1137	1138	1135	1134	1133	1132	1131	0313
EDX	1127	1126	1125	1124	1123	1122	1121	0312
EEX	1117	1116	1115	1114	1113	1112	1111	0311
EFX	1107	1106	1105	0162	1103	0172	016A	017A
F0X	10F7	10F6	10F5	10F4	10F3	10F2	10F1	030F
F1X	10E7	10E5	10E5	10E4	10E3	10E2	10E1	030E
F2X	10D7	10D6	10D5	10D4	10D3	10D2	10D1	030D
F3X	10C7	10C6	10C5	10C4	10C3	10C2	10C1	030C
F4X	10B7	10B6	10B5	10B4	10B3	10B2	10B1	030B
F5X	10A7	10A6	10A5	10A4	10A3	10A2	10A1	030A
F6X	1097	1096	1095	1094	1093	1092	1091	0309
F7X	1087	1086	1085	0167	1083	0177	016F	017F
F8X	1077	1076	1075	1074	1073	1072	1071	0307
F9X	1067	1066	1065	1064	1063	1062	1061	0306
FAX	1057	1056	1055	1054	1053	1052	1051	0305
FBX	1047	1046	1045	0164	1043	0174	016C	017C
FCX	1037	1036	1035	1034	1033	1032	1031	0303
FDX	1027	1026	1025	0165	1023	0175	016D	017D
FEX	0117	0116	0115	0166	0113	0176	016E	017E
FFX	0127	0126	0125	0163	0123	0173	016B	017B

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TABLE 11
13-bit code words for 64/65 (0,7) code [Min Hwt = 4]
	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
100X	0FFF	0FFE	0FED	0FFC	0FFB	0FFA	0FF9	0FF8
101X	0FEF	0FEE	0FED	0FEC	0FEB	0FEA	0FE9	0FE8
102X	0FDF	0FDE	0FDD	0FDC	0FDB	0FDA	0FD9	0FDB
103X	0FCF	0FCE	0FCD	0FDC	0FCB	0FCA	0FC9	0FC8
104X	0FBF	0FBE	0FBD	0FBC	0FBB	0FBA	0FB9	0FB8
105X	0FAF	0FAE	0EAD	0FAC	0FAB	0FAA	0FA9	0FAB
106X	0F9F	0F9E	0F9D	0F9C	0F9B	0F9A	0F99	0F98
107X	0F8F	0F8E	0F8D	0F8C	0F8B	0F8A	0F89	0F88
108X	0F7F	0F7E	0F7D	0F7C	0F7B	0F7A	0F79	0F78
109X	0F6F	0F6E	0F6D	0F6C	0F6B	0F6A	0F69	0F68
10AX	0F5F	0F5E	0F5D	0F5C	0F5B	0F5A	0F59	0F58
10BX	0F4F	0F4E	0F4D	0F4C	0F4B	0F4A	0F49	0F48
10CX	0F3F	0F3E	0F3D	0F3C	0F3B	0F3A	0F39	0F38
10DX	0F2F	0F2E	0F2D	0F2C	0F2B	0F2A	0F29	0F28
10EX	0F0F	0F0E	0F1D	0F1C	0F1B	0F1A	0F19	0F18
10FX	0F0F	0F0F	0F0D	0F0C	0F0B	0F0A	0F09	0F08
110X	0EFF	0EFE	0EFD	0EFD	0EEB	0EFA	0EF9	IEF8
111X	0EEF	0EEE	0EED	0EEC	0EEB	0EEA	0EE9	0EE8
112X	0EDE	0EDE	0EDD	0EDC	0EDB	0EDA	0ED9	0EDB
113X	0EDF	0ECE	0ECD	0ECC	0ECB	0ECA	0EC9	0EC8
114X	0EBF	0EBE	0EBD	0EBC	0EBB	0EBA	0EB9	0EB8
115X	0EAF	0EAE	0EAD	0EAC	0EAB	0EAA	0EA9	0EAB
116X	0E9F	0E9E	0E9D	0E9C	0E9B	0E9A	0E99	0E98
117X	0E8F	0E8E	0E8D	0E8C	0E8B	0E8A	0E89	0E88
118X	0E7F	0E7E	0E7D	0E7C	0E7B	0E7A	0E79	0E78
119X	0E6F	0EGE	0E6D	0E6C	0E6B	0EGA	0E69	0E68
11AX	0E5F	0E5E	0E5D	0E5C	0E5B	0E5A	0E59	0E58
11BX	0E4F	0E4E	0E40	0E4C	0E4B	0E4A	0E49	0E48
11CX	0E3F	0E3E	0E3D	0E3C	0E3B	0E3A	0E39	0E38
11DX	0E2F	0E2E	0E2D	0E2C	0E2B	0E2A	0E29	0E28
11EX	0E0F	0E0E	0E1D	0E1C	0E1B	0E1A	0E19	0E18
11FX	0E0F	0E0E	0E0D	0E0C	0E0B	0E0A	0E09	0E08
120X	0DFF	0DFE	0DFD	0DFC	0DFB	0DFA	0DF9	0DF8
121X	0DEF	0DEE	0DED	0DED	0DEB	0DEA	0DE9	0DE8
122X	0DDE	0DDE	0DDD	0DDC	0DDB	0DDA	0DD9	0DD8
123X	0DCF	0DCE	0DCD	0DCC	0DCB	0DCA	0DC9	0DC8
124X	0DBF	0DCE	0DBD	0DBC	0DBB	0DBA	0DB9	0DB8
125X	0DAF	0DAE	0DAD	0DAC	0DAB	0DAA	0DA9	0DA8
126X	0D9F	0D9E	0D9D	0D9C	0D9B	0D9A	0D99	0D98
127X	0D8F	0D8E	0D8D	0D8C	0D8B	0D8A	0D89	0D88
128X	0D7F	0D7E	0D7D	0D7C	0D7B	0D7A	0D79	0D78
129X	0D6F	0D5E	0D6D	0D6C	0D6B	0D6A	0D69	0D68
12AX	0D5F	0D5E	0D5D	0D5C	0D5B	0D5A	0D59	0D58
12BX	0D4F	0D4E	0D4D	0D4C	0D4B	0D4A	0D49	0D48
12CX	0D3F	0D3E	0D3D	0D3C	0D3B	0D3A	0D39	0D38
12DX	0D2F	0D2E	0D2D	0D2C	0D2B	0D2A	0D29	0D28
12EX	0D0F	0D0E	0D0D	0D1C	0D1B	0D1A	0D19	0D18
12FX	0D0F	0D0E	0D0D	0D0C	0D0B	0D0A	0D09	0D08
130X	0CFF	0CFE	0CFD	0CFD	0CFB	0CFA	0CF9	0CF8
131X	0CEF	0CEE	0CED	0CEC	0CEB	0CEA	0CE9	0CE8
132X	0CDF	0CDE	0CDD	0CDC	0CDB	0CDA	0CD9	0CD8
133X	0CCF	0CCE	0CCD	0CCC	0CCB	0CCA	0CC9	0CC8
134X	0CBF	0CBE	0CBD	0CBC	0CBB	0CBA	0CB9	0CB8
135X	0CAF	0CAE	0CAD	0CAC	0CAB	0CAA	0CA9	0CA8
136X	0C9F	0C9E	0C9D	0C9C	0C9B	0C9A	0C99	0C98
137X	0C8F	0C8E	0C8D	0C8C	0C8B	0CBA	0C89	0C88
138X	0C7F	0C7E	0C7D	0C7C	0C7B	0C7A	0C79	0C78
139X	0C6F	0C6E	0C6D	0C6C	0C6B	0C6A	0C69	0C68
13AX	0C5F	0C5E	0C5D	0C5C	0C5B	0C5A	0C59	0C58
13BX	0C4E	0C4E	0C4D	0C4C	0C4B	0C4A	0C49	0C48
13CX	0C3F	0C3E	0C3D	0C3C	0C3B	0C3A	0C39	0C38
13DX	0C2E	0C2E	0C2D	0C2C	0C2B	0C2A	0C29	0C28
13EX	0C0F	0C0E	0C0D	0C0C	0C1B	0C1A	0C19	0C18
13FX	0C0F	0C0E	0C0D	0C0C	0C0B	0C0A	0C09	0C08
	8	9	A	B	C	D	E	F
100X	0FF7	0FF6	0FF5	0FF4	0FF3	0FF2	0FF1	03FF
101X	0FE7	0FE6	0FE5	0FE4	0FE3	0FE2	0FE1	03FE
102X	0FD7	0FD6	0FD5	0FD4	0FD3	0FD2	0FD1	03FD
103X	0FC7	0FC6	0FC5	0FC4	0FC3	0FC2	0FC1	03FC
104X	0FB7	0FB6	0FB6	0FB4	0FB3	0FB2	0FB1	03FB
105X	0FA7	0FA6	0FA5	0FA4	0FA3	0FA2	0FA1	03FA
106X	0F97	0F96	0F95	0F94	0F93	0F92	0F91	03F9
107X	0F87	0F86	0F85	0F84	0F83	0F82	0F81	03F8
108X	0F77	0F76	0F75	0F74	0F73	0F72	0F71	03F7
109X	0F67	0F66	0F65	0F64	0F63	0F62	0F61	03F6
10AX	0F57	0F56	0F55	0F54	0F53	0F52	0F51	03F5
10BX	0F47	0F46	0F45	0F44	0F43	0F42	0F41	03F4
10CX	0F37	0F36	0F35	0F34	0F33	0F32	0F31	03F3
10DX	0F27	0F26	0F25	0F24	0F23	0F22	0F21	03F2
10EX	0F17	0F16	0F15	0F14	0F13	0F12	0F11	03F1
10FX	0F07	0F06	0F05	0F04	0F03	0F02	0234	0235
110X	0EF7	0EF6	0EF5	0EF4	0EF3	0EF2	0EF1	03EF
111X	0EE7	0EE6	0EE5	0EE4	0EE3	0EE2	0EE1	03EE
112X	0ED7	0ED6	0ED5	0ED4	0ED3	0ED2	0ED1	03ED
113X	0EC7	0EC6	0EC5	0EC4	0EC3	0EC2	0EC1	03EC
114X	0EB7	0EB6	0EB5	0EB4	0EB3	0EB2	0EB1	03EB
115X	0EA7	0EA6	0EA5	0EA4	0EA3	0EA2	0EA1	03EA
116X	0E97	0E96	0E95	0E94	0E93	0E92	0E91	03E9
117X	0E87	0E86	0E85	0E84	0E83	0E82	0E81	03E8
118X	0E77	0E76	0E75	0E74	0E73	0E72	0E71	03E7
119X	0E67	0E66	0E65	0E64	0E63	0E62	0E61	03E6
11AX	0E57	0E56	0E55	0E54	0E53	0E52	0E51	03E5
11BX	0E47	0E46	0E45	0E44	0E43	0E42	0E41	03E4
11CX	0E37	0E36	0E35	0E34	0E33	0E32	0E31	03E3
11DX	0E27	0E26	0E25	0E24	0E23	0E22	0E21	03E2
11EX	0E17	0E16	0E15	0E14	0E13	0E12	0E11	03E1
11FX	0E07	0E06	0E05	0E04	0238	0239	023A	023B
120X	0DF7	0DF6	0DF5	0DF4	0DF3	0DF2	0DF1	03DF
121X	0DE7	0DE6	0DE5	0DE4	0DE3	10E2	0DE1	03DE
122X	0DD7	0DD6	0DD5	0DD4	0DD3	0DD2	0DD1	03DD
123X	0DC7	0DC6	0DC5	0DC4	0DC3	0DC2	0DC1	03DC
124X	0DB7	0DB6	0DB5	0DB4	0DB3	0DB2	0DB1	03DB
125X	0DA7	0DA6	0DA5	0DA4	0DA3	0DA2	0DA1	03DA
126X	0D97	0D96	0D95	0D94	0D93	0D92	0D91	03D9
127X	0D87	0D86	0D85	0D84	0D83	0D82	0D81	03DB
128X	0D77	0D76	0D75	0D74	0D73	0D72	0D71	03D7
129X	0D67	0D66	0D65	0D64	0D63	0D62	0D61	03D6
12AX	0D57	0D56	0D55	0D54	0D53	0D52	0D51	03D5
12BX	0D47	0D46	0D45	0D44	0D43	0D42	0D41	0304
12CX	0D37	0D36	0D35	0D34	0D33	0D32	0D31	0303
12DX	0D27	0D26	0D25	0D24	0D23	0D22	0D21	0302
12EX	0D17	0D16	0D15	0D14	0D13	0D12	0D11	0301
12FX	0D07	0D06	0D05	0D04	0D03	0D02	0136	0137
130X	0CF7	0CF6	0CF5	0CF4	0CF3	0CF2	0CF1	03CF
131X	0CE7	0CE6	0CE5	0CE4	0CE3	0CE2	0CE1	03CE
132X	0CD7	0CD6	0CD5	0CD4	0CD3	0CD2	0CD1	03CD
133X	0CC7	0CC6	0CC5	0CC4	0CC3	0CC2	0CC1	03CC
134X	0CB7	0CB6	0CB5	0C64	0CB3	0CB2	0CB1	03CB
135X	0CA7	0CA6	0CA5	0CA4	0CA3	0CA2	0CA1	03CA
136X	0C97	0C96	0C95	0C94	0C93	0C92	0C91	03C9
137X	0C87	0C86	0C85	0C84	0C83	0C82	0C81	03C8
138X	0C77	0C76	0C75	0C74	0C73	0C72	0C71	03C7
139X	0C67	0C66	0C65	0C64	0C63	0C62	0C61	03C6
13AX	0C57	0C56	0C55	0C64	0C53	0C52	0C51	03C5
13BX	0C47	0C46	0C45	0C44	0C43	0C42	0C41	03C4
13CX	0C37	0C36	0C35	0C34	0C33	0C32	0C31	03C3
13DX	0C27	0C26	0C25	0C24	0C23	0C22	0C21	03C2
13EX	0C17	0C16	0C15	0C14	0C13	0C12	0C11	03C1
13FX	0194	0195	0196	0197	023C	023D	023E	023F

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TABLE 12
13-bit code words for 64/65 (0,7) code [Min Hwt = 4]
	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
140X	0BFF	0BFE	0BFD	0BFC	0BFB	0BFA	0BF9	0BF8
141X	0BEF	0BEE	0BED	0BEC	0BEB	0BEA	0BE9	0BE8
142X	0BDF	0BDE	0BDD	0BDC	0BDB	0BDA	0BD9	0BD8
143X	0BCF	0BCE	0BCD	0BCC	0BCB	0BCA	0BC9	0BC8
144X	0BBF	0BBE	0BBD	0BBC	0BBB	0BBA	0BB9	0BB8
145X	0BAF	0BAE	0BAD	0BAC	0BAB	0BAA	0BA9	0BA8
146X	0B9F	0B9E	0B9D	0B9C	0B9B	0B9A	0B99	0B98
147X	0B8F	0B8E	0B8D	0B8C	0B8B	0B8A	0B89	0B88
148X	0B7F	0B7E	0B7D	0B7C	0B7B	0B7A	0B79	0B78
149X	0B6F	0B6E	0B6D	0B6C	0B6B	0B6A	0B69	0B68
14AX	0B5F	0B5E	0B5D	0B5C	0B5B	0B5A	0B59	0B58
14BX	0B4F	0B4E	0B4D	0B4C	0B4B	0B4A	0B49	0B48
14CX	0B3F	0B3E	0B3D	0B3C	0B3B	0B3A	0B39	0B38
14DX	0B2F	0B2E	0B2D	0B2C	0B2B	0B2A	0B29	0B28
14EX	0B1F	0B1E	0B1D	0B1C	0B1B	0B1A	0B10	0B18
14FX	0B0F	0B0E	0B0D	0B0C	0B0B	0B0A	0B09	0B08
150X	0AFF	0AFE	0AFD	0AFC	0AFB	0AFA	0AF9	0AF8
151X	0AEF	0AEE	0AED	0AEC	0AEB	0AEA	0AE9	0AE8
152X	0ADF	0ADE	0ADD	0ADC	0ADB	0ADA	0AD9	0AD8
153X	0ACF	0ACE	0ACD	0ACC	0ACB	0ACA	0AC9	0AC8
154X	0ABF	0ABE	0ABD	0ABC	0ABB	0ABA	0AB9	0AB8
155X	0AAF	0AAE	0AAD	0AAC	0AAB	0AAA	0AA9	0AA8
156X	0A9F	0A9E	0A9D	0A9C	0A98	0A9A	0A99	0A98
157X	0A8F	0A8E	0A8D	0A8C	0A88	0A8A	0A89	0A88
158X	0A7F	0A7E	0A7D	0A7C	0A78	0A7A	0A79	0A78
159X	0A6F	0A6E	0A6D	0A6C	0A68	0A6A	0A69	0A68
15AX	0A5F	0A5E	0A5D	0A5C	0A58	0A5A	0A59	0A58
15BX	0A4F	0A4E	0A4D	0A4C	0A48	0A4A	0A49	0A48
15CX	0A3F	0A3E	0A3D	0A3C	0A38	0A3A	0A39	0A38
15DX	0A2F	0A2E	0A2D	0A2C	0A28	0A2A	0A29	0A28
15EX	0A1F	0A1E	0A1D	0A1C	0A1B	0A1A	0A19	0A18
15FX	0A0F	0A0E	0A0D	0A0C	0A0B	0A0A	0A09	0199
160X	09FF	09FE	09FD	09FC	09FB	09FA	09F9	09F8
161X	09EF	09EE	09ED	09EC	09EB	09EA	09E9	09E8
162X	09DF	09DE	09DD	09DC	09DB	09DA	09D9	09D8
163X	09CF	09CE	09CD	09CC	09CB	09CA	09C9	09C8
164X	09BF	09BE	09BD	09BC	09BB	09BA	09B9	09B8
165X	09AF	09AE	09AD	09AC	09AB	09AA	09A9	09A8
166X	099F	099E	099D	099C	099B	099A	0999	0998
167X	098F	098E	098D	098C	098B	098A	0989	0988
168X	097F	097E	097D	097C	097B	097A	0979	0978
169X	096F	096E	096D	096C	096B	096A	0969	0968
16AX	095F	095E	095D	095C	095B	095A	0959	0958
16BX	094F	094E	094D	094C	094B	094A	0949	0948
16CX	093F	093E	093D	093C	093B	093A	0939	0938
16DX	092F	092E	092D	092C	092B	092A	0929	0928
16EX	091F	091E	091D	091C	091B	091A	0919	0918
16FX	090F	090E	090D	090C	090B	090A	0909	019A
170X	08FF	08FE	08FD	08FC	08FB	08FA	08F9	08F8
171X	08EF	08EE	08ED	08EC	08EB	08EA	08E9	08E8
172X	08DF	08DE	08DD	08DC	08DB	08DA	08D9	08D8
173X	08CE	08CE	08CD	08CC	08CB	08CA	08C9	08C8
174X	08BF	08BE	08BD	08BC	08BB	08BA	08B9	08B8
175X	08AF	08AE	08AD	08AC	08AB	08AA	08A9	08A8
176X	089F	089E	089D	089C	089B	089A	0899	0898
177X	088F	088E	088D	088C	088B	088A	0889	019F
178X	087F	087E	087D	087C	087B	087A	0879	0878
179X	086F	086E	086D	086C	086B	086A	0869	0868
17AX	085F	085E	085D	085C	085B	085A	0859	0858
17BX	084F	084E	084D	084C	084B	084A	0849	019C
17CX	083F	083E	083D	083C	083B	083A	0839	0838
17DX	082F	082E	082D	082C	082B	082A	0829	019D
17EX	081F	081E	081D	081C	081B	081A	0819	019E
17FX	014F	014E	014D	014C	014B	014A	0149	019B
	8	9	A	B	C	D	E	F
140X	0BF7	0BF6	0BF5	0BF4	0BF3	0BF2	0BF1	02BF
141X	0BE7	0BE6	0BE5	0BE4	0BE3	0BE2	0BE1	02BE
142X	0BD7	0BD6	0BD5	0BD4	0BD3	0BD2	0BD1	02BD
143X	0BC7	0BC6	0BC5	0BC4	0BC3	0BC2	0BC1	02BC
144X	0BB7	0BB6	0BB5	0BB4	0BB3	0BB2	0BB1	02BB
145X	0BA7	0BA6	0BA5	0BA4	0BA3	0BA2	0BA1	02BA
146X	0B97	0B96	0B95	0B94	0B93	0B92	0B91	02B9
147X	0B87	0B86	0B85	0B84	0B83	0B82	0B81	02B8
148X	0B77	0B76	0B75	0B74	0B73	0B72	0B71	02B7
149X	0B67	0B66	0B65	0B64	0B63	0B62	0B61	02B6
14AX	0B57	0B56	0B55	0B54	0B53	0B52	0B51	02B5
14BX	0B47	0B46	0B45	0B44	0B43	0B42	0B41	02B4
14CX	0B37	0B36	0B35	0B34	0B33	0B32	0B31	02B3
14DX	0B27	0B26	0B25	0B24	0B23	0B22	0B21	02B2
14EX	0B17	0B16	0B15	0B14	0B13	0B12	0B11	02B1
14FX	0B07	0B06	0B05	0B04	0B03	0B02	01A8	01B8
150X	0AF7	0AF6	0AF5	0AF4	OAF3	0AF2	0AF1	02AF
151X	0AE7	0AE6	0AE5	0AE4	0AE3	0AE2	0AE1	02AE
152X	0AD7	0AD6	0AD5	0AD4	0AD3	0AD2	0AD1	02AD
153X	0AC7	0AC6	0AC5	0AC4	0AC3	0AC2	0AC1	02AC
154X	0AB7	0AB6	0AB5	0AB4	0AB3	0AB2	0AB1	02AB
155X	0AA7	0AA6	0AA5	0AA4	0AA3	0AA2	0AA1	02AA
156X	0A97	0A96	0A95	0A94	0A93	0A92	0A91	02A9
157X	0A87	0A86	0A85	0A84	0A83	0A82	0A81	02A8
158X	0A77	0A76	0A75	0A74	0A73	0A72	0A71	02A7
159X	0A67	0A66	0A65	0A64	0A63	0A62	0A61	02A6
15AX	0A57	0A56	0A55	0A54	0A53	0A52	0A51	02A5
15BX	0A47	0A46	0A45	0A44	0A43	0A42	0A41	02A4
15CX	0A37	0A36	0A35	0A34	0A33	0A32	0A31	02A3
15DX	0A27	0A26	0A25	0A24	0A23	0A22	0A21	02A2
15EX	0A17	0A16	0A15	0A14	0A13	0A12	0A11	02A1
15FX	0A07	0A06	0A05	01A1	010E	01B1	01A9	01B9
160X	09F7	09F6	09F5	09F4	09F3	09F2	09F1	029F
161X	09E7	09E6	09E5	09E4	09E3	09E2	09E1	029E
162X	09D7	09D6	09D5	09D4	09D3	09D2	09D1	029D
163X	09C7	09C6	09C5	09C4	09C3	09C2	09C1	029C
164X	09B7	09B6	09B5	09B4	09B3	09B2	09B1	029B
165X	09A7	09A6	09A5	09A4	09A3	09A2	09A1	029A
166X	0997	0996	0995	0994	0993	0992	0991	0299
167X	0987	0986	0985	0984	0983	0982	0981	0298
168X	0977	0976	0975	0974	0973	0972	0971	0297
169X	0967	0966	0965	0964	0963	0962	0961	0296
16AX	0957	0956	0955	0954	0953	0952	0951	0295
16BX	0947	0946	0945	0944	0943	0942	0941	0294
16CX	0937	0936	0935	0934	0933	0932	0931	0293
16DX	0927	0926	0925	0924	0923	0922	0921	0292
16EX	0917	0916	0915	0914	0913	0912	0911	0291
16FX	0907	0906	0905	01A2	0903	01B2	01AA	01BA
170X	08F7	08F6	08F5	08F4	08F3	08F2	08F1	028F
171X	08E7	08E6	08E5	08E4	08E3	08E2	08E1	028E
172X	08D7	08D6	08D5	08D4	08D3	08D2	08D1	028D
173X	08C7	08C6	08C5	08C4	08C3	08C2	08C1	028C
174X	08B7	08B6	08B5	08B4	08B3	08B2	08B1	028B
175X	08A7	08A6	08A5	08A4	08A3	08A2	08A1	028A
176X	0897	0896	0895	0894	0893	0892	0891	0289
177X	0887	0886	0885	01A7	0883	01B7	01AF	01BF
178X	0877	0876	0875	0874	0873	0872	0871	0287
179X	0867	0866	0865	0864	0863	0862	0861	0286
17AX	0857	0856	0855	0854	0853	0852	0851	0285
17BX	0847	0846	0845	01A4	0843	0184	01AC	01BC
17CX	0837	0836	0835	0834	0833	0832	0831	0283
17DX	0827	0826	0825	01A5	0823	01B5	01AD	01BD
17EX	0817	0816	0815	01A6	0813	01B6	01AE	01BE
17FX	0147	0146	0145	01A3	0143	01B3	01AB	01BB

[0440]

TABLE 13
13-bit code words for 64/65 (0,7) code [Min Hwt = 4]
	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
180X	07FF	07FE	07FD	07FC	07FB	07FA	07F9	07F8
181X	07EF	07EE	07ED	07EC	07EB	07EA	07E9	07E8
182X	07DF	07DE	07DD	07DC	07DB	07DA	07D9	07DB
183X	07CF	07CE	07CD	07CC	07CB	07CA	07C9	07C8
184X	07BF	07BE	07BD	07BC	07BB	07BA	07B9	07B8
185X	07AF	07AE	07AD	07AC	07AB	07AA	07A9	07A8
186X	079F	079E	079D	079C	079B	079A	0799	0798
187X	078F	078E	078D	078C	078B	078A	0789	0788
188X	077F	077E	077D	077C	077B	077A	0779	0778
189X	076F	076E	076D	076C	076B	076A	0769	0768
18AX	075F	075E	075D	075C	075B	075A	0759	0758
18BX	074F	074E	074D	074C	074B	074A	0749	0748
18CX	073F	073E	073D	073C	073B	073A	0739	0738
18DX	072F	072E	072D	072C	072B	072A	0729	0728
18EX	071F	071E	071D	071C	071B	071A	0719	0718
18FX	070F	070E	070D	070C	070B	070A	0709	0708
190X	06FF	06FE	06FD	06FC	06FB	06FA	06F9	06F8
191X	06EF	06EE	06ED	06EC	06EB	06EA	06E9	06E8
192X	06DF	06DE	06DD	06DC	06DB	06DA	06D9	06D8
193X	06CF	06CE	06CD	06CC	06CB	06CA	06C9	06C8
194X	06BF	06BE	06BD	06BC	06BB	06BA	06B9	06B8
195X	06AF	06AE	06AD	06AC	06AB	06AA	06A9	06A8
196X	069F	069E	069D	069C	069B	069A	0699	0698
197X	068F	068E	068D	068C	068B	068A	0689	0688
198X	067F	067E	067D	067C	067B	067A	0679	0678
199X	066F	066E	066D	066C	066B	066A	0669	0668
19AX	065F	065E	065D	065C	065B	065A	0659	0658
19BX	064F	064E	064D	064C	064B	064A	0649	0648
19CX	063F	063E	063D	063C	063B	063A	0639	0638
19DX	062F	062E	062D	062C	062B	062A	0629	0628
19EX	061F	061E	061D	061C	061B	061A	0619	0618
19FX	060F	060E	060D	060C	060B	060A	0609	0219
1A0X	05FF	05FE	05FD	05FC	05FB	05FA	05F9	05F8
1A1X	05EF	05EE	05ED	05EC	05EB	05EA	05E9	05E8
1A2X	05DF	05DE	05DD	05DC	05DB	05DA	05D9	05DB
1A3X	05CF	05CE	05CC	05CC	05CB	05CA	05C9	05C8
1A4X	05BF	05BE	05BD	05BC	05BB	05BA	05B9	05B8
1A5X	05AF	05AE	05AD	05AC	05AB	05AA	05A9	05A8
1A6X	059F	059E	059D	059C	059B	059A	0599	0598
1A7X	058F	058E	058D	058C	058B	058A	0589	0588
1A8X	057F	057E	057D	067C	057B	057A	0579	0578
1A9X	056F	056E	056D	056C	056B	056A	0569	0568
1AAX	055F	055E	055D	055C	065B	055A	0569	0558
1ABX	054F	054E	054D	0540	054B	054A	0549	0548
1ACX	053F	053E	053D	053C	053B	053A	0539	0538
1ADX	052F	052E	052D	062C	052B	052A	0529	0528
1AEX	051F	051E	051D	051C	051B	051A	0519	0518
1AFX	050F	050E	050D	050C	050B	050A	0509	021A
1B0X	04FF	04FE	04FD	04FC	04FB	04FA	04F9	04F8
1B1X	04EF	04EE	04ED	04EC	04EB	04EA	04E9	04E8
1B2X	04DF	04DE	04DD	04DC	04DB	04DA	04D9	04D8
1B3X	04CF	04CE	04CD	04CC	04CB	04CA	04C9	04C8
1B4X	04BF	04BE	04BD	04BC	04BB	04BA	04B9	04B8
1B5X	04AF	04AE	04AD	04AC	04AB	04AA	04A9	04A8
1B6X	049F	049E	049D	049C	049B	049A	0499	0498
1B7X	048F	048E	048D	048C	048B	048A	0489	021F
1B8X	047F	047E	047D	047C	047B	047A	0479	0478
1B9X	046F	046E	046D	046C	046B	046A	0469	0468
1BAX	045F	045E	045D	045C	045B	045A	0459	0458
1BBX	044F	044E	044D	044C	044B	044A	0449	021C
1BCX	043F	043E	043D	043C	043B	043A	0439	0438
1BDX	042F	042E	042D	042C	042B	042A	0429	021D
1BEX	041F	041E	041D	041C	041B	041A	0419	021E
1BFX	040F	040E	040D	018C	040B	018A	0189	021B
	8	9	A	B	0	D	E	F
180X	07F7	07F6	07F5	07F4	07F3	07F2	07F1	027F
181X	07E7	07E6	07E5	07E4	07E3	07E2	07E1	027E
182X	07D7	07D6	07D5	07D4	07D3	07D2	07D1	027D
183X	07C7	07C6	07C5	07C4	07C3	07C2	07C1	027C
184X	07B7	07B6	07B5	07B4	07B3	07B2	07B1	027B
185X	07A7	07A6	07A5	07A4	07A3	07A2	07A1	027A
186X	0797	0796	0795	0794	0793	0792	0791	0279
187X	0787	0786	0785	0784	0783	0782	0781	0278
188X	0777	0776	0775	0774	0773	0772	0771	0277
189X	0767	0766	0765	0764	0763	0762	0761	0278
18AX	0757	0756	0755	0754	0753	0752	0751	0275
18BX	0747	0746	0745	0744	0743	0742	0741	0274
18CX	0737	0736	0735	0734	0733	0732	0731	0273
18DX	0727	0726	0725	0724	0723	0722	0721	0272
18EX	0717	0716	0715	0714	0713	0712	0711	0271
18FX	0707	0706	0705	0704	0703	0702	01E8	01F8
190X	06F7	06F6	06F5	06F4	06F3	06F2	06F1	026F
191X	06E7	06E6	06E5	06E4	06E3	06E2	06E1	026E
192X	06D7	06D6	06D5	06D4	06D3	06D2	06D1	026D
193X	06C7	06C6	06C5	06C4	06C3	06C2	06C1	026C
194X	06B7	06B6	06B6	06B4	06B3	06B2	06B1	026B
195X	06A7	06A6	06A5	06A4	06A3	06A2	06A1	026A
196X	0697	0696	0695	0694	0693	0692	0691	0269
197X	0687	0686	0685	0684	0683	0682	0681	0268
198X	0677	0676	0675	0674	0673	0672	0671	0267
199X	0667	0666	0665	0664	0663	0662	0661	0266
19AX	0657	0666	0655	0654	0653	0652	0651	0265
19BX	0647	0646	0645	0644	0643	0642	0641	0264
19CX	0637	0636	0635	0634	0633	0632	0631	0263
19DX	0627	0626	0625	0624	0623	0622	0621	0262
19EX	0617	0616	0615	0614	0613	0612	0611	0261
19FX	0607	0606	0605	01E1	010F	01F1	01E9	01F9
1A0X	05F7	05F6	05F5	05F4	05F3	05F2	05F1	025F
1A1X	05E7	05E6	05E5	05E4	05E3	05E2	05E1	025E
1A2X	05D7	05D6	05D5	05D4	05D3	05D2	05D1	025D
1A3X	05C7	06C6	05C5	05C4	05C3	05C2	05C1	025C
1A4X	05B7	05B6	05B5	05B4	05B3	05B2	05B1	025B
1A5X	05A7	05A6	05A5	05A4	05A3	05A2	05A1	025A
1A6X	0597	0596	0595	0594	0593	0592	0591	0259
1A7X	0587	0586	0585	0584	0583	0582	0581	0258
1A8X	0577	0576	0575	0574	0573	0572	0571	0257
1A9X	0567	0566	0565	0564	0563	0562	0561	0266
1AAX	0557	0556	0555	0554	0553	0552	0551	0255
1ABX	0547	0546	0545	0544	0543	0542	0541	0254
1ACX	0537	0536	0535	0534	0533	0532	0531	0253
1ADX	0527	0526	0525	0524	0523	0522	0521	0252
1AEX	0517	0516	0515	0514	0513	0512	0511	0251
1AFX	0507	0506	0505	01E2	0503	01F2	01EA	01FA
1B0X	04F7	04F6	04F5	04F4	04F3	04F2	04F1	024F
1B1X	04E7	04E6	04E5	04E4	04E3	04E2	04E1	024E
1B2X	04D7	04D6	04D5	04D4	04D3	04D2	04D1	024D
1B3X	04C7	04C6	04C5	04C4	04C3	04C2	04C1	024C
1B4X	04B7	04B6	04B5	04B4	04B3	04B2	04B1	024B
1B5X	04A7	04A6	04A5	04A4	04A3	04A2	04A1	024A
1B6X	0497	0496	0495	0494	0493	0492	0491	0249
1B7X	0487	0486	0485	01E7	0483	01F7	01EF	01FF
1B8X	0477	0476	0475	0474	0473	0472	0471	0247
1B9X	0467	0466	0465	0464	0463	0462	0461	0246
1BAX	0457	0456	0455	0454	0453	0452	0451	0245
1BBX	0447	0446	0445	01E4	0443	01F4	01EC	01FC
1BCX	0437	0436	0435	0434	0433	0432	0431	0243
1BDX	0427	0426	0425	01E5	0423	01F5	01ED	01FD
1BEX	0417	0416	0415	01E6	0413	01F6	01EE	01FE
1BFX	0187	0186	0185	01E3	0183	01F3	01EB	01FB

[0441] Although the encoder and decoder described above have been described with reference to a rate 64/65 encoder, any rate may be used with appropriate changes to the simplified mapping and the segment block encoders. For example, a 99/100 rate encoder can be constructed by separating the 99 bits of the data word into a 14-bit segment and an 85-bit segment. The 14-bit segment is then mapped into five 3-bit segments using the same process as described above. The 85-bit segment is divided into five 17-bit subsegments. These subsegments are combined with the 3-bit segments to form five 20-bit segments that are then encoded by a 20 bit to 20 bit encoder. The resulting code segments are concatenated to form the 100-bit codeword.

[0442] FIG. 8 provides a block diagram of one embodiment of a segment encoder for encoding 20-bit data segments into 20-bit code segments. In FIG. 8, each 20-bit data segment 800 is divided into an 8-bit segment 802 and a 12-bit segment 804. The 12-bit segment is further divided into two 6-bit segments 806 and 808.

[0443] Eight-bit section 802 is mapped into two 4-bit sections 810 and 812 by a mapping unit 814. Under one embodiment, this mapping is performed by representing the 8-bit value as a base 15 number, where 4-bit value 810 and 812 are each binary representations of base-15 digits.

[0444] One of the embodiments of the mapping performed by mapping unit 814 can be summarized by:

TABLE 14

I7 I6

I5

I4

I3

I2

I1

I0

G3

G2

G1

G0

F3

F2

F1

F0

0 0

0

φ

φ

φ

φ

φ

φ

φ

φ

φ

φ

φ

φ

φ

!0

φ

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

I7

I6

I5

I4

!0

φ

!0

I7

I6

I5

I4

I3

I2

I0

I0

[0445] Where I7-I0 represents the 8-bit input segment G3-G0 represents one 4-bit output segment and F3-F0 represents another output segment. Note that the mapping in Table 14 assumes that a simplified mapping unit such as simplified mapping unit 516 has been used to designate input bits I7, I6, and I5 and that the simplified mapping unit will not set (I7, I6, I5) equal to “000”.

[0446] Four-bit section 810 is combined with 6-bit section 806 to form a 10-bit segment 816 that is input to a 10-bit encoder 818. Similarly, 4-bit section 812 is combined with 6-bit section 808 to form a 10-bit section 820 that is input to 10-bit encoder 822. Ten-bit encoders 818 and 822 are identical and each generates a 10-bit code section. The two 10-bit code sections are combined to form a 20-bit code segment 824.

[0447] Under one embodiment that works with the mapping of table 14, each 10-bit encoder converts the 10-bit data segments into 10-bit codeword sub-segments as found in Table 15 below:

TABLE 15

I9

I8

I7

I6

I5

I4

I3

I2

I1

I0

O9

O8

O7

O6

O5

O4

O2

O2

O1

O0

φ

0

0

0

1

φ

φ

φ

φ

φ

φ

φ

φ

φ

φ

φ

φ

φ

φ

φ

!0

φ

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

I9

I8

I7

I6

I5

!0

φ

!0

I5

I9

I8

I7

I6

I4

I3

I2

I1

I0

[0448] In table 15, the 10-bit word input to the encoder is designated by bits I9-I0 and the 10-bit output word is designated by bits O9-O0. In table 15 input bits I9-I6 are provided by mapping unit 814.

[0449] FIG. 9 provides a block diagram of a 20-bit segment decoder that performs the inverse of the encoding operation performed by the encoder of FIG. 8. In FIG. 9, a 20-bit codeword segment 900 is divided into two 10-bit codeword sub-segments 902 and 904. The two 10-bit codeword sub-segments are provided to 10-bit decoders 906 and 908, respectively, which decode the sub-segments using an inverse function of the encoding function applied by encoders 818 and 822 of FIG. 8. The 10-bit decoded values 910 and 912 provided by the decoders are each separated into a 4-bit segment and a 6-bit segment. The two 4-bit segments 914 and 916 are provided to an inverse mapping unit 918 that provides an inverse of the mapping provided by mapping unit 814 of FIG. 8. This results in an 8-bit output section 920.

[0450] The two 6-bit values that are split off from 10-bit decoded values 910 and 912 are combined to form a 12-bit value 922 that is then combined with 8-bit section 920 to form a 20-bit data segment 924.

[0451] In the embodiments discussed above, the segment block encoders and decoders operate in a parallel fashion. In other embodiments, the segment block encoders operate in a sequential fashion. Under such embodiments, a single segment block encoder is used repeatedly to encode the entire data word.

[0452] FIG. 10 provides a block diagram of such a sequential encoder. Table 16 below shows a timing table that illustrates the location of certain values within the encoder during different parts of the encoding process.

TABLE 16
SIGNAL ASSIGNMENT BY ENCODING CYCLE
ENCODING
CYCLE	1	2	3	4	X
SM_IN	Dn-1:Dp
SE_IN	Dp-1:	Dp(1-1/x)-1:	Dp(1-2/x)-1:	Dp(1-3/x)-1:	Dp(1-(x-1)/x)-1:
	Dp(1-1/x)	Dp(1-2/x)	Dp(1-3/x)	Dp(1-4/x)	D0
MUX_OUT	A	B	C	D	X
SE_OUT	CSA	CSB	CSC	CSD	CSX

[0453] Where p equals the number of bits (n-SM) not provided to simplified mapping unit 1002 and the designation Ds:De represents the bits spanning from starting bit Ds to ending bit De.

[0454] As shown in FIG. 10 and Table 16, during a first encoding cycle, a first section 1000 of the data word is applied to a simplified mapping unit 1002. In FIG. 10 and table 16, the number of bits applied to simplified mapping unit 1002 is represented generically by “SM”. Using the simplified mapping units described above, SM would be equal to 14.

[0455] Simplified mapping unit 1002 maps the SM bits at its input into x sections that each have (SM+1)/x bits. Each of the sections is output in parallel as shown by output lines 1004, 1006, 1008, 1010, and 1012, which are also designated as A, B, C, D, and X in Table 16.

[0456] The parallel outputs provided by simplified mapping unit 1002 are input to a multiplexer 1014, which selects a different one of the parallel inputs as its output at each encoding cycle. The output of multiplexer 1014 is shown as output 1016, which is provided to a segment encoder 1018. The value on output 1016 is shown in Table 16 in the row identified as MUX_OUT.

[0457] During the first encoding cycle, segment encoder 1018 also receives the next (n-SM)/x bits in the input data word where n is the number of total bits in the data word, SM is the number of bits provided to the simplified mapping, and x is the number of encoding cycles. This input is provided to encoder 1018 along encoding line 1020.

[0458] Given the values on encoder input lines 1016 and 1020, encoder 1018 generates a single codeword during the first encoding cycle. Since encoder input line 1016 has (SM+1)/x bits and encoder input line 1020 has (n-SM)/x bits, the total number of input bits is equal to (n+1)/x. Thus, segment encoder 1018 is encoding an (n+1)/x data segment into an (n+1)/x codeword segment. As such, any of the segment encoders described above may be used as segment encoder 1018.

[0459] With the production of the codeword, designated as CSA in Table 16, the first encoding cycle is complete and the second encoding cycle may begin. During the second encoding cycle, the next (n-SM)/x bits in the data word is applied to encoder 1018 along encoding line 1020. At the same time, multiplexer 1014 passes the value on input line 1006 to its output 1016. Using the values on input lines 1016 and 1020, encoder 1018 then encodes this value to produce a codeword designated as CSB in Table 16.

[0460] This process of sequentially encoding the data word continues until the last (n-SM)/x bits in the data word and the last parallel output of simplified mapping unit 1002 have been applied to encoder 1018 to produce a codeword segment. In Table 16, this last encoding step is shown as encoding cycle x.

[0461] An additional aspect of the present invention is a sequential decoder that provides an inverse of the mapping provided by the sequential encoder of FIG. 10. FIG. 11 provides a block diagram of such a sequential decoder. In FIG. 11, each codeword is divided into x segments with each segment having (n+1)/x bits. During a first decoding cycle, the first (n+1)/x bits appear on input line 1100 as input to a segment decoder 1102. Segment decoder 1102 provides an inverse of the coding function provided by segment encoder 1018 of FIG. 10.

[0462] Segment decoder 1102 divides the resulting decoded data segment into a first section 1104 having (SM+1)/x bits and a second section 1106 having (n-SM)/x bits.

[0463] The (SM+1)/x bits on line 1104 is provided to a multiplexer 1108 which routes the bits to an appropriate output line based on the current decoding cycle. In FIG. 11, five decoding lines 1110, 1112, 1114, 1116, and 1118 are shown that each carry (SM+1)/x bits. At each decoding cycle, multiplexer 1108 places the output from segment decoder 1102 on a different one of the output lines. Thus, after an entire codeword has been provided to segment decoder 1102, each of the output lines from multiplexer 1108 has carried a portion of a decoded segment.

[0464] With each decoding cycle, segment decoder 1102 produces a different portion of the data word on output line 1106. Under one embodiment, these individual portions of the data word are stored for later combination with the remaining portions of the data word before any further operations are performed on these decoded portions. In other embodiments, additional operations are performed on the individual portions of the data word before the entire data word has been decoded.

[0465] Once the entire codeword has been decoded by segment decoder 1102, inverse simplified mapping unit 1120 converts the values it has received on inputs 1110, 1112, 1114, 1116, and 1118 into a section 1122 of the data word having SM bits. The inverse mapping performed by inverse simplified mapping unit 1120 is the inverse of the mapping performed by mapping unit 1002 of FIG. 10. In one embodiment, section 1122 is then combined with the remaining portions of the data word to form a complete data word.

[0466] Note that the sequential encoder of FIG. 10 does not require that a sequential decoder be used to decode the codewords. A parallel decoder may be used to decode the codewords. Similarly, the sequential decoder of FIG. 11 may be used to decode codewords that have been formed by a parallel encoder.

[0467] The sequential encoder and decoder of FIGS. 10 and 11 may be used to encode and decode data words and codewords of any size. In one embodiment of the present invention, the sequential encoder was used to encode 64-bit data words into 65-bit codewords. In other embodiments, the sequential encoder is used to encode 99-bit data words into 100-bit codewords.

[0468] In summary, a method of encoding data words 300 into code words 334 is provided. The method includes mapping the data words 300 into a number of data segments 304, 306, 308, 310, and 312, each data segment having a number of bits equal to the number of bits in a codeword 334 (n+1) divided by the number (x) of data segments 304, 306, 308, 310, and 312. Each data segment 304, 306, 308, 310, and 312 is then encoded into a codeword segment 324, 326, 328, 330, and 332 having the same number of bits as the data segment. The codeword segments 324, 326, 328, 330, and 332 are then concatenated to form the codeword.

[0469] A decoder 168 is also provided for a disc drive 100. The decoder 168 decodes codewords 400 into data words 434 and includes at least one segment decoder 412, 414, 416, 418, and 420 for decoding each of a plurality of equally sized segments 402, 404, 406, 408, and 410 of the codeword 400. The decoding performed by segment decoder 412, 414, 416, 418 and 420 results in a plurality of data segments 422, 424, 426, 428, and 430 that are each the same size as the codeword segments. An inverse mapping unit 432 maps the plurality of data segments 422, 424, 426, 428, and 430 into a single data word 434.

[0470] It is to be understood that even though numerous characteristics and advantages of various embodiments of the invention have been set forth in the foregoing description, together with details of the structure and function of various embodiments of the invention, this disclosure is illustrative only, and changes may be made in detail, especially in matters of structure and arrangement of parts within the principles of the present invention to the full extent indicated by the broad general meaning of the terms in which the appended claims are expressed. For example, the particular elements may vary depending on the particular application for the read channel while maintaining substantially the same functionality without departing from the scope and spirit of the present invention. In addition, although the preferred embodiment described herein is directed to a read channel for a disc drive system, it will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that the teachings of the present invention can be applied to other systems, like communication systems or other storage systems, without departing from the scope and spirit of the present invention.

Claims

1. A method of encoding data words into codewords, the method comprising steps of: (a) mapping the data words into a number of data segments, each data segment having a number of bits equal to the number of bits in a codeword divided by the number of data segments; (b) encoding each data segment into a codeword segment having the same number of bits as the data segment; and (c) concatenating the codeword segments together to form the codeword.

2. The method of claim 1 wherein each codewords has one more bit than its respective data words.

3. The method of claim 1 wherein mapping step (a) comprises: (a) (1) dividing each data word into a simplified mapping section and a number of passthrough sections, the number of passthrough sections equaling the number of data segments; (a)(2) mapping the simplified mapping section into a number of mapped sections, the number of mapped sections equaling the number of data segments; and (a)(3) combining each mapped section with a passthrough section to form a data segment.

4. The method of claim 3 wherein mapping step (a)(2) comprises limiting each mapped section to having values found in just a subset of all possible values for the mapped section.

5. The method of claim 4 wherein each mapped section has the same number of bits as all other mapped sections.

6. The method of claim 4 wherein mapping step (a)(2) comprises converting the simplified mapping section from being represented by a plurality of base two digits to being represented by a plurality of mapped digits that have a base that is different than two, wherein each mapped section is a binary representation of a mapped digit.

7. The method of claim 6 wherein each mapped digit is a binary representation of a base seven number.

8. The method of claim 1 wherein encoding step (b) comprises encoding the data segments in parallel using a number of identical encoders that is equal to the number of data segments.

9. The method of claim 1 wherein encoding step (b) comprises encoding the data segments sequentially using a single encoder.

10. The method of claim 1 wherein encoding step (b) comprises encoding the data segments such that the codeword meets at least one Run Length Limited code constraint.

11. The method of claim 1 wherein encoding step (b) further comprises steps of: (b)(1) dividing the data segments into a number of direct sections and a remapping section; (b)(2) remapping the remapping section into a number of remappped sections, the number of remapped sections equaling the number of direct sections; (b)(3) combining each remapped section with a direct section to form a number of combined sections; (b)(4) encoding each combined section to form an encoded section; and (b)(5) combining the encoded sections to form the code segment.

12. The method of claim 1 wherein the method forms part of a process of passing data through a channel, the process further comprising: detecting the codewords after the codewords pass through the channel; and decoding the codewords into data words.

13. In a disc drive, a decoder for decoding codewords into data words, the decoder comprising: at least one segment decoder for decoding each of a plurality of equally sized segments of the codeword to form a plurality of data segments each being the same size as the codeword segments; and an inverse mapping unit that maps the plurality of data segments into a single data word.

14. The decoder of claim 13 wherein the inverse mapping unit comprises a simplified inverse mapping unit that combines a portion of each data segment together as a single input and that maps the single input to a single output having one less bit than the single input.

15. The decoder of claim 13 wherein the at least one segment decoder comprises a plurality of identical segment decoders that operate in parallel.

16. The decoder of claim 13 wherein the at least one segment decoder comprises a single segment decoder that sequentially decodes the codeword segments into data segments.

17. The decoder of claim 13 wherein valid decoded data segments are limited to a subset of all possible values that could by represented by the bits of the data segment.

18. The decoder of claim 13 wherein the segment decoder comprises: at least one smaller decoder for decoding each of a plurality of smaller portions of the code segment to form intermediate data portions; and a second inverse mapping unit that combines a part of each intermediate data portion as a single input value and that maps the single input value into a portion of the data segment.

19. A disc drive for reading data from tracks along a disc, the disc drive comprising: a read head that is positionable over a track and is capable of generating a read signal; and decoding means coupled to the read head for decoding codewords represented by the read signal to produce data words.

20. A method of decoding codewords into data words, the method comprising: (a) dividing each codeword into codeword segments; (b) decoding each codeword segment into a data segment having the same number of bits; and (c) inverse mapping the data segments into a single data word.