A method includes receiving, by a memory sub-system, host data to be written to a plurality of blocks of a memory device associated with a memory sub-system, where each of the plurality of blocks are coupled to one of a plurality of word lines of the memory device. The method can further include generating parity data for each word line of the block; dividing the parity data into one of either a first word line parity set or a second word line parity set; generating a reduced parity data set with exclusive or parity values for the first word line parity set and for the second word line parity set; and writing the reduced parity data set in the memory sub-system.

Methods, systems, and devices for apparatus for differential memory cells are described. An apparatus may include a pair of memory cells comprising a first memory cell and a second memory cell, a word line coupled with the pair of memory cells and a plate line coupled with the pair of memory cells. The apparatus may further include a first digit line coupled with the first memory cell and a sense amplifier and a second digit line coupled with the second memory cell and the sense amplifier. The apparatus may include a select line configured to couple the first digit line and the second digit line with the sense amplifier.

Provided is an anti-fuse memory circuit. The anti-fuse memory circuit includes a memory array, a bit line (BL), and a word line (WL); an anti-fuse memory cell (FsBIn) electrically connected to the bit line (BL) through a first switch transistor (1Add); a second switch transistor (2Add) configured to connect the bit line (BL) to a transmission wire (100); a third switch transistor (3Add) configured to discharge the transmission wire (100); a reading module (102) including a first input end (+) connected to the transmission wire (100), a second input end (−) for receiving a reference voltage (VTRIP), and a sampling input end (C) for receiving a sampling signal (CLK); and a compensation module (101), connected to the third switch transistor (3Add) and configured to slow down a drop speed of a voltage at the transmission wire (100).

Apparatuses, systems, and methods for refresh address masking. A memory device may refresh word lines as part of refresh operation by cycling through the word lines in a sequence. However, it may be desirable to avoid activating certain word lines (e.g., because they are defective). Refresh masking logic for each bank may include a fuse latch which stores a selected address associated with a word line to avoid. When a refresh address is generated it may be compared to the selected address. If there is a match, a refresh stop signal may be activated, which may prevent refreshing of the word line(s).

A method for operating a memory includes: receiving a first write command and a first write address; receiving first write data a portion of which is masked; reading first read data and a first read error correction code from a region selected based on the first write address in a cell array; detecting and correcting an error in the first read data based on the first read error correction code to produce error-corrected first read data; generating first new write data by replacing the masked portion of the first write data with a portion of the error-corrected first read data; generating a first write error correction code based on the first new write data; and writing the first new write data and the first write error correction code into the region selected based on the first write address in response to the detecting of the error.

A word-line drive circuit, a word-line driver and a storage device are provided. The word-line drive circuit includes at least two SWDs. Each SWD is connected to an MWL for providing an enable signal and a sub word line. The SWD includes a holding transistor. A first end and a second end of the holding transistor are respectively connected to different sub word lines, and a gate receives a second drive signal. The SWD is configured to provide a first drive signal to a selected sub word line in response to the first drive signal and the enable signal, the selected sub word line being a sub word line connected to the first end or second end of the holding transistor, and to conduct the first end and the second end of the holding transistor in response to the first drive signal, the enable signal and the second drive signal.

A semiconductor storage device includes a memory cell array and a control circuit. The memory cell array includes a plurality of memory strings, a plurality of word lines, each of which is connected to the memory strings, and a plurality of bit lines connected to the memory strings, respectively. The plurality of bit lines are grouped into a plurality of bit line groups. The control circuit is configured to receive a read command and first address information specifying one or more of the bit line groups. The control circuit is configured to, in response to the read command, read data selectively from each memory string connected to each bit line in the one or more bit line groups specified by the first address information, and output the read data.

A signal sampling circuit and a semiconductor memory device are provided. The signal sampling circuit includes a signal input circuit, configured to determine a to-be-processed command signal and a to-be-processed chip select signal; a mode selection circuit, configured to determine a target mode clock signal and a target mode chip select signal according to the mode selection signal; a first clock processing circuit, configured to perform sampling and logic operation on the to-be-processed chip select signal and the target mode chip select signal according to the target mode clock signal, to obtain a first chip select clock signal; a second clock processing circuit, configured to perform sampling and logic operation on the to-be-processed chip select signal and the target mode chip select signal according to the target mode clock signal, to obtain a second chip select clock signal; and a command decoding circuit, configured to determine a target command signal.

Methods, systems, and media for decoding data are described. A sequence of read-level voltages for decoding operations may be determined based on a trend of decoding success indicators, including a first decoding success indicator and a second decoding success indicator. The first decoding success indicator is obtained from a more recent successful decoding operation. The first one of the sequence may be set to a read-level voltage of the first decoding success indicator. If the read-level voltage of the first decoding success indicator is less than a read-level voltage of the second decoding success indicator, then the trend is decreasing, and the second one of the sequence may be set to a read-level voltage less than that of the first one of the sequence. After executing one or more decoding operations, the decoding success indicators may be updated based on the read-level voltage of the current successful decoding operation.

Techniques to couple a high bandwidth memory device on a silicon substrate and a package substrate are disclosed. Examples include selectively activating input/out (I/O) or command and address (CA) contacts on a bottom side of a logic layer for the high bandwidth device based on a mode of operation. The I/O and CA contacts are for accessing one or more memory devices include in the high bandwidth memory device via one or more data channels.