Methods, systems, and devices for techniques for memory error correction are described. A memory system may support a refresh with error correction code (ECC) operation. The refresh with ECC operation may be indicated in a command from a host device to a memory device, or the memory device may support executing the refresh with ECC operation autonomously, for example as part of a self-refresh operation. The refresh with ECC operation may cause the memory system to, as part of a refresh operation for a row of a memory array, perform an error correction operation on at least a portion of the row. The error correction operation may correct bit errors in a set of data before an additional bit of the set of data is corrupted. The address of the portion of the row may be determined using one or more counters associated with an ECC patrol block.

A method includes determining a quantity of refresh operations performed on a block of a memory device of a memory sub-system and determining a quantity of write operations and a quantity of read operations performed to the block. The method also includes determining the block is read dominant using the quantity of write operations and the quantity of read operations and determining whether the quantity of refresh operations has met a criteria. The method further includes, responsive to determining that the block is read dominant and that the quantity of refresh operations has met the criteria, modifying trim settings used to operate the block of the memory device.

A device includes a plurality of memory cells, an error detection circuit configured to detect at least one memory cell storing error data and a refresh control circuit including a register configured to store an error address corresponding to the at least one memory cell storing error data. The refresh control circuit is configured to control a refresh cycle of the error address.

Methods, systems, and apparatuses for memory (e.g., DRAM) having an error check and scrub (ECS) procedure in conjunction with refresh operations are described. While a refresh operation reads the code words of a memory row, ECS procedures may be performed on some of the sensed code words. When the write portion of the refresh begins, a code word discovered to have errors may be corrected before it is written back to the memory row. The ECS procedure can be incremental across refresh operations, beginning, for example, each ECS at the code word where the pervious ECS for that row left off. The ECS procedure can include an out-of-order (OOO) procedure where ECS is performed more often for certain identified code words.

A memory includes: a memory core; a list storage circuit suitable for storing a weak row list of rows that are vulnerable to a row hammer attack in the memory core; and a row hammer attack detection circuit suitable for selecting rows that are row-hammer-attacked among rows in the memory core as hammered rows, and increasing a probability that the rows stored in the list storage circuit are selected as the hammered rows.

The present disclosure provides a memory bank and a memory. The memory bank includes: multiple memory arrays arranged along a first direction, each of the memory arrays being divided into at least two array units along a second direction, and the first direction and the second direction being perpendicular to each other; multiple read-write control circuits, the read-write control circuits being provided between adjacent two of the memory arrays; and multiple data signal lines configured to electrically connect the read-write control circuits and the array units; wherein, different array units of each of the memory arrays are electrically connected to different read-write control circuits through different data signal lines.

Methods, systems, and apparatuses for a memory device (e.g., DRAM) including an error check and scrub (ECS) procedure in conjunction with refresh operations are described. The ECS procedure may include read/modify-write cycles when errors are detected in code words. In some embodiments, the memory device may complete the ECS procedure over multiple refresh commands, namely by performing a read (or read/modify) portion of the ECS procedure while a first refresh command is executed, and by performing a write portion of the ECS procedure while a second refresh command is executed. The ECS procedure described herein may facilitate avoiding signaling conflicts or interferences that may occur between the ECS procedure and other memory operations.

A method of operating a memory device includes; receiving a refresh command, performing a refresh operation on a target row of a bank memory array, and providing status information to a memory controller for an adjacent row, relative to the target row, during a refresh operation period defining a refresh operation performed by the memory device.

A method includes determining a quantity of refresh operations performed on a block of a memory device of a memory sub-system and determining a quantity of write operations and a quantity of read operations performed to the block. The method also includes determining the block is read dominant using the quantity of write operations and the quantity of read operations and determining whether the quantity of refresh operations has met a criteria. The method further includes, responsive to determining that the block is read dominant and that the quantity of refresh operations has met the criteria, modifying trim settings used to operate the block of the memory device.

Methods, apparatuses, and systems related to managing operations performed in response to refresh management (RFM) commands A controller generates the RFM command for coordinating a refresh management operation targeted for implementation at an apparatus. The apparatus tracks refresh target set that includes refresh management target locations within the apparatus. According to the tracked refresh management target set, the apparatus selectively implements the targeted refresh management operation and/or a response operation in addition to or as a replacement for the targeted refresh management operation.