17896883. TELEMETRY-CAPABLE MEMORY SUB-SYSTEM simplified abstract (Micron Technology, Inc.)

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TELEMETRY-CAPABLE MEMORY SUB-SYSTEM

Organization Name

Micron Technology, Inc.

Inventor(s)

David Andrew Roberts of Wellesley MA (US)

TELEMETRY-CAPABLE MEMORY SUB-SYSTEM - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17896883 titled 'TELEMETRY-CAPABLE MEMORY SUB-SYSTEM

Simplified Explanation

The abstract describes a patent application for maintaining an access counter associated with a segment of a memory device. When an access notification for a first line of the segment is received, the access type is identified and the access counter is updated accordingly. A memory management scheme is then implemented based on the value of the access counter.

  • An access counter is maintained for a segment of a memory device.
  • Access notifications for specific lines of the segment trigger updates to the access counter based on the type of access.
  • The access counter value influences the implementation of a memory management scheme.

Potential Applications

  • Memory management in computer systems
  • Cache optimization in processors
  • Resource allocation in embedded systems

Problems Solved

  • Efficient memory access tracking
  • Improved performance through optimized memory management
  • Enhanced system reliability by monitoring access patterns

Benefits

  • Better utilization of memory resources
  • Increased system efficiency
  • Real-time monitoring and adjustment of memory access patterns


Original Abstract Submitted

An access counter associated with a segment of a memory device is maintained. An access notification for a first line of the segment is received. An access type associated with the access notification is identified. A first value of the access counter is changed by a second value based on the access type. Based on the first value of the access counter, a memory management scheme is implemented.