Patent classifications
G11C2211/4066
Host techniques for stacked memory systems
Techniques are provided for operating a memory package and more specifically to increasing bandwidth of a system having stacked memory. In an example, a system can include a storage device having a first type of volatile memory and a second type of volatile memory, and a host device coupled to the storage device. The host device can issue commands to the storage device to store and retrieve information of the system. The host device can include a memory map of the storage device and latency information associated with each command of the commands. The host can sort and schedule pending commands according to the latency information and can intermix commands for the first type of volatile memory and commands for the second type of volatile memory to maintain a high utilization or efficiency of a data interface between the host device and the storage device.
Pseudo static random access memory and method for writing data thereof
A pseudo static random access memory and a method for writing data thereof are provided. In the method, a basic clock signal having a basic cycle is provided. A chip enable signal is enabled to perform a write operation and write data is received during an enabled time interval of the chip enable signal. A plurality of internal clock signals is generated sequentially at intervals of the basic cycle according to a write command enable signal. A refresh conflict signal is received and it is determined whether the refresh conflict signal is enabled. When the refresh conflict signal is enabled, the internal clock signals are delayed, and the write data is written to a selected sensing amplifier according to the delayed internal clock signals.
SEMICONDUCTOR MEMORY DEVICE
A semiconductor memory device is provided. The semiconductor memory device can suppress increases in power consumption. As a result, damage to the data normally caused by row hammer problem can be prevented. The semiconductor memory device includes a control unit. The control unit controls a refresh operation for a memory to be performed at any interval, wherein there are a plurality of possible intervals. When read/write access to the memory is required, the control unit controls the refresh operation for the memory to be performed with a shortest interval among the intervals, until a predetermined condition is met.
Pseudo static random access memory and method for operating pseudo static random access memory
A pseudo static random access memory including a plurality of memory chips and an information storing device is provided. The memory chips transmit a plurality of read/write data strobe signals to a memory controller by using a same bus. Regardless of whether a self refresh collision occurs in the memory chips, when the memory chips perform a read operation, read latency of the memory chips is set to be a fixed period that self refresh is allowed to be completed. The fixed period is greater than initial latency. The information storing device is configured to store information which defines the fixed period. The read/write data strobe signal indicates whether the self refresh collision occurs in the memory chips, and a level of the read/write data strobe signals is constant during the read latency. A method for operating a pseudo static random access memory is also provided.
HOST TECHNIQUES FOR STACKED MEMORY SYSTEMS
Techniques are provided for operating a memory package and more specifically to increasing bandwidth of a system having stacked memory. In an example, a system can include a storage device having a first type of volatile memory and a second type of volatile memory, and a host device coupled to the storage device. The host device can issue commands to the storage device to store and retrieve information of the system. The host device can include a memory map of the storage device and latency information associated with each command of the commands. The host can sort and schedule pending commands according to the latency information and can intermix commands for the first type of volatile memory and commands for the second type of volatile memory to maintain a high utilization or efficiency of a data interface between the host device and the storage device.
Control circuit and control method thereof for pseudo static random access memory
A control circuit and a control method thereof adapted to a pseudo static random access memory are provided. The control circuit includes a write data determining circuit and a clock generating circuit. The write data determining circuit counts and compares data input times and actual data write times of the pseudo static random access memory to generate a write matching signal, and generates a write counting clock signal according to counting operation of the data input times of the pseudo static random access memory. The clock generating circuit generates a preamble signal according to the write matching signal and the write counting clock signal, and generates a column address strobe clock signal and a control signal according to the preamble signal. The clock generating circuit determines whether to dynamically delay the preamble signal to delay or omit a pulse of a column selection line signal.
PSEUDO STATIC RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY AND METHOD FOR WRITING DATA THEREOF
A pseudo static random access memory and a method for writing data thereof are provided. In the method, a basic clock signal having a basic cycle is provided. A chip enable signal is enabled to perform a write operation and write data is received during an enabled time interval of the chip enable signal. A plurality of internal clock signals is generated sequentially at intervals of the basic cycle according to a write command enable signal. A refresh conflict signal is received and it is determined whether the refresh conflict signal is enabled. When the refresh conflict signal is enabled, the internal clock signals are delayed, and the write data is written to a selected sensing amplifier according to the delayed internal clock signals.
Trigger and access circuitry for RAM to overcome instability of storage status and reduce power consumption
The beginning of using Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor (CMOS) process technology to implement Static Random-Access Memory (SRAM) which transistor number is six. And then reducing transistor number for increasing integration density, but it will diminish the stability of memory, and also may enhance the complexity of access circuit, thus increasing the power consumption. For increasing the integration density of SRAM, and according to the electrical characteristics of reduced transistor number therefore designing the memory possess low power consumption and its corresponding circuits, and then implementing an access system. If electrical characteristic of the other various memories are similar to SRAM, such as Dynamic Random-Access Memory (DRAM), so they can also use the corresponding access circuit of SRAM.
COMPUTE NEAR MEMORY WITH BACKEND MEMORY
Examples herein relate to a memory device comprising an eDRAM memory cell, the eDRAM memory cell can include a write circuit formed at least partially over a storage cell and a read circuit formed at least partially under the storage cell; a compute near memory device bonded to the memory device; a processor; and an interface from the memory device to the processor. In some examples, circuitry is included to provide an output of the memory device to emulate output read rate of an SRAM memory device comprises one or more of: a controller, a multiplexer, or a register. Bonding of a surface of the memory device can be made to a compute near memory device or other circuitry. In some examples, a layer with read circuitry can be bonded to a layer with storage cells. Any layers can be bonded together using techniques described herein.
PSEUDO STATIC RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY AND METHOD FOR OPERATING PSEUDO STATIC RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY
A pseudo static random access memory including a plurality of memory chips and an information storing device is provided. The memory chips transmit a plurality of read/write data strobe signals to a memory controller by using a same bus. Regardless of whether a self refresh collision occurs in the memory chips, when the memory chips perform a read operation, read latency of the memory chips is set to be a fixed period that self refresh is allowed to be completed. The fixed period is greater than initial latency. The information storing device is configured to store information which defines the fixed period. The read/write data strobe signal indicates whether the self refresh collision occurs in the memory chips, and a level of the read/write data strobe signals is constant during the read latency. A method for operating a pseudo static random access memory is also provided.