17833371. DYNAMIC DECODING FOR MEMORY SYSTEMS simplified abstract (Micron Technology, Inc.)

DYNAMIC DECODING FOR MEMORY SYSTEMS

Organization Name

Micron Technology, Inc.

Inventor(s)

Curtis W. Egan of Brighton CO (US)

DYNAMIC DECODING FOR MEMORY SYSTEMS - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17833371 titled 'DYNAMIC DECODING FOR MEMORY SYSTEMS

Simplified Explanation

The present disclosure describes a system component, such as a memory sub-system controller, that can dynamically decode read data for zone-based memory allocations. Here is a simplified explanation of the abstract:

• The memory sub-system controller reads an entire memory block or zone.
• It decodes a first portion of the memory block or zone using a first decoding process.
• If the controller determines that a second portion of the memory block or zone satisfies a criterion, it applies a second decoding process to decode the second portion.

Potential Applications:

• This technology can be applied in various memory-intensive systems, such as computer servers, data centers, and high-performance computing systems.
• It can be used in systems that require efficient memory management and allocation, such as virtual machines and cloud computing platforms.

Problems Solved:

• Traditional memory decoding processes may be inefficient and time-consuming when dealing with large memory blocks or zones.
• This technology solves the problem of inefficient memory decoding by dynamically applying different decoding processes based on specific criteria.

Benefits:

• Improved memory decoding efficiency, as only the necessary portions of the memory block or zone are decoded.
• Faster data processing and retrieval, leading to improved system performance.
• Reduced memory access latency, resulting in faster response times for memory-intensive applications.

Original Abstract Submitted

Aspects of the present disclosure configure a system component, such as memory sub-system controller, to dynamically decode read data for zone-based memory allocations. The memory sub-system controller reads an entire memory block or zone. The memory sub-system controller decodes a first portion of the memory block or zone using a first decoding process. The memory sub-system controller determines that a second portion of the memory block or zone satisfies a criterion. In response, the memory sub-system controller applies a second decoding process to decode the second portion.