17894540. UTILIZING LAST SUCCESSFUL READ VOLTAGE LEVEL IN MEMORY ACCESS OPERATIONS simplified abstract (Micron Technology, Inc.)
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UTILIZING LAST SUCCESSFUL READ VOLTAGE LEVEL IN MEMORY ACCESS OPERATIONS
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Inventor(s)
Kyungjin Kim of San Jose CA (US)
UTILIZING LAST SUCCESSFUL READ VOLTAGE LEVEL IN MEMORY ACCESS OPERATIONS - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17894540 titled 'UTILIZING LAST SUCCESSFUL READ VOLTAGE LEVEL IN MEMORY ACCESS OPERATIONS
Simplified Explanation
The abstract describes a method for performing read operations on a memory device, involving identifying a block family associated with a memory page, determining a block family-based read voltage level, performing a read operation, determining a new read voltage level through error correction, and associating the new read voltage level with the block family.
- Method for performing read operations on a memory device
- Involves identifying a block family associated with a memory page
- Determines a block family-based read voltage level
- Performs a read operation using the block family-based read voltage level
- Determines a new read voltage level through error correction
- Associates the new read voltage level with the block family
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- Potential Applications
- Data storage devices
- Solid-state drives
- Memory modules
- Problems Solved
- Improving read operation accuracy
- Enhancing error correction capabilities
- Optimizing memory device performance
- Benefits
- Increased reliability of read operations
- Improved data integrity
- Enhanced memory device efficiency
Original Abstract Submitted
An example method of performing read operation with respect to a memory device comprises: receiving a request to perform a read operation with respect to a memory page of a memory device; identifying a block family associated with a block comprising the memory page; determining a block family-based read voltage level associated with the block family; performing, using the block family-based read voltage level, a read operation with respect to the memory page; determining, by performing an error correction operation with respect to the memory page, a new read voltage level associated with the block family; and associating, by a last successful read voltage level memory data structure, the new read voltage level as a last the successful read voltage level with the block family.