Combining Parity & CRC for Error Checking

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Combining parity and CRC for error checking is a valid approach in data transmission. The CRC checksum is calculated and appended to the data, while the parity bit is applied to each byte of the data stream. This method enhances error detection capabilities by leveraging the strengths of both techniques. Implementing this combination can improve reliability in data transfer. Utilizing both methods together is a common practice in error checking systems.
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Hi!

Recently I am studying on parity and CRC(cyclic redundancy checks) this two error checking methods.

The problem is can this both methods combine to use together during transmission data?

Let say I need to transfer ASCII code and I do CRC first,then before sending data I do parity on the data formed after CRC to make it 8 bits.

Is this method correct or not?Can someone guide me how to build a error checking by using this two methods together?

Thanks!
 
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Yes it's common to combine them.
Once you have calculated the checksum (CRC) it goes on the end of the data like any data - the parity bit is then applied to each byte in the data stream
 
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