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Backward Error Correction (BEC) is a type of error correction in which the receiver detects an error and sends a request for retransmission to the sender. BEC protocols impose less bandwidth overhead than Forward Error Correction (FEC) protocols, but require more time and bandwidth to recover from errors.
