G11C8/18

Memory device for supporting command bus training mode and method of operating the same

There are provided a memory device for supporting a command bus training (CBT) mode and a method of operating the same. The memory device is configured to enter a CBT mode or exit from the CBT mode in response to a logic level of a first data signal, which is not included in second data signals, which are in one-to-one correspondence with command/address signals, which are used to output a CBT pattern in the CBT mode. The memory device is further configured to change a reference voltage value in accordance with a second reference voltage setting code received by terminals associated with the second data signals, to terminate the command/address signals or a pair of data clock signals to a resistance value corresponding to an on-die termination (ODT) code setting stored in a mode register, and to turn off ODT of data signals in the CBT mode.

MEMORY DEVICE, A MEMORY SYSTEM AND AN OPERATING METHOD OF THE MEMORY DEVICE
20230026320 · 2023-01-26 ·

A memory device includes: a memory bank including a plurality of memory cells; and a memory interface circuit configured to store data in the plurality of memory cells based on a command/address signal and a data signal, wherein the memory interface circuit includes: first, second, third and fourth pads configured to receive first, second, third and fourth clock signals, respectively; a first buffer circuit configured to sample the command/address signal in response to an activation time of the first and third clock signals which have opposite phases from each other; and a second buffer circuit configured to sample the data signal in response to the activation time of the first clock signal, an activation time of the second clock signal, the activation time of the third clock signal and an activation time of the fourth clock signal.

INITIALIZING MEMORY SYSTEMS
20230025601 · 2023-01-26 ·

Methods, systems, and devices for initializing memory systems are described. A memory system may transmit, to a host system over a first channel, signaling indicative of a first set of values for a set of parameters associated with communicating information over a second channel between a storage device of the memory system and a memory device of the memory system. The host system may transmit, to the memory system, additional signaling associated with the first set of values for the set of parameters. For instance, the host system may transmit a second set of values for the set of parameters, an acknowledgement to use the first set of values, or a command to perform a training operation on the second channel to identify a second set of values for the set of parameters. The memory system may communicate the information over the second channel based on the additional signaling.

SEMICONDUCTOR MEMORY DEVICE CAPABLE OF PERFORMING SOFT-POST-PACKAGE-REPAIR OPERATION

Disclosed herein is an apparatus that includes a fuse array circuit including a plurality of fuse sets each assigned to a corresponding one of a plurality of fuse addresses and configured to operatively store a fuse data, and a first circuit configured to generate and sequentially update a fuse address to sequentially read the fuse data from the plurality of fuse sets. The first circuit is configured to change a frequency of updating the fuse address based on a first signal.

SEMICONDUCTOR MEMORY DEVICE CAPABLE OF PERFORMING SOFT-POST-PACKAGE-REPAIR OPERATION

Disclosed herein is an apparatus that includes a fuse array circuit including a plurality of fuse sets each assigned to a corresponding one of a plurality of fuse addresses and configured to operatively store a fuse data, and a first circuit configured to generate and sequentially update a fuse address to sequentially read the fuse data from the plurality of fuse sets. The first circuit is configured to change a frequency of updating the fuse address based on a first signal.

PROCESSING-IN-MEMORY DEVICE WITH ALL OPERATION MODE AND DISPERSION OPERATION MODE
20230230622 · 2023-07-20 · ·

A processing-in-memory (PIM) device includes a plurality of multiplication and accumulation (MAC) units, each of the MAC units including a memory bank and a MAC operator, and a control circuit configured to control the plurality of MAC units to perform an all MAC mode operation in which MAC operations are performed in all MAC units, among the plurality of MAC units, or a dispersion MAC mode operation in which the MAC operations are performed in some MAC units, among the plurality of MAC units.

PROCESSING-IN-MEMORY DEVICE WITH ALL OPERATION MODE AND DISPERSION OPERATION MODE
20230230622 · 2023-07-20 · ·

A processing-in-memory (PIM) device includes a plurality of multiplication and accumulation (MAC) units, each of the MAC units including a memory bank and a MAC operator, and a control circuit configured to control the plurality of MAC units to perform an all MAC mode operation in which MAC operations are performed in all MAC units, among the plurality of MAC units, or a dispersion MAC mode operation in which the MAC operations are performed in some MAC units, among the plurality of MAC units.

Memory device and memory system including the same

A memory device includes a memory cell array configured to store data; and a data output circuit configured to transmit status data to an external device through at least one data line in a latency period in response to a read enable signal received from the external device and transmit the data read from the memory cell array to the external device through the at least one data line in a period subsequent to the latency period.

Memory device and memory system including the same

A memory device includes a memory cell array configured to store data; and a data output circuit configured to transmit status data to an external device through at least one data line in a latency period in response to a read enable signal received from the external device and transmit the data read from the memory cell array to the external device through the at least one data line in a period subsequent to the latency period.

Memory devices with low pin count interfaces, and corresponding methods and systems

A method can include, in an integrated circuit device: at a unidirectional command-address (CA) bus having no more than four parallel inputs, receiving a sequence of no less than three command value portions; latching each command value portion in synchronism with rising edges of a timing clock; determining an input command from the sequence of no less than three command value portions; executing the input command in the integrated circuit device; and on a bi-directional data bus having no more than six data input/outputs (IOs), outputting and inputting sequences of data values in synchronism with rising and falling edges of the timing clock. Corresponding devices and systems are also disclosed.