17822893. READ OPERATIONS FOR MIXED DATA simplified abstract (Micron Technology, Inc.)
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READ OPERATIONS FOR MIXED DATA
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Scheheresade Virani of Frisco TX (US)
Raja V.S. Halaharivi of Gilroy CA (US)
READ OPERATIONS FOR MIXED DATA - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17822893 titled 'READ OPERATIONS FOR MIXED DATA
Simplified Explanation
- Memory device receives read command from host device indicating data and logical block addresses to be read. - Memory device obtains memory unit from memory based on read command. - Memory device determines status information associated with logical block addresses based on information from memory unit. - Memory device generates single data transfer request for logical block addresses, indicating status indicators. - Memory device provides one or more responses to host device based on status indicators.
Potential Applications
This technology could be applied in various data storage devices such as solid state drives, memory cards, and USB drives.
Problems Solved
- Efficient retrieval of data from memory devices. - Improved data transfer speeds. - Enhanced data management capabilities.
Benefits
- Faster data access. - More reliable data retrieval. - Enhanced performance of memory devices.
Original Abstract Submitted
In some implementations, a memory device may receive, from a host device, a read command indicating data and one or more logical block addresses to be read from a memory of the memory device. The memory device may obtain a memory unit from the memory based on the read command. The memory device may determine status information associated with the one or more logical block addresses based on information indicated by the memory unit. The memory device may generate a single data transfer request associated with the one or more logical block addresses, where the single data transfer request indicates status indicators associated with respective logical block addresses of the one or more logical block addresses. The memory device may provide, to the host device, one or more responses to the read command, where the one or more responses are based on the status indicators.
