18223249. COMBINED MEMORY MODULE LOGIC DEVICES FOR REDUCED COST AND IMPROVED FUNCTIONALITY simplified abstract (Micron Technology, Inc.)
COMBINED MEMORY MODULE LOGIC DEVICES FOR REDUCED COST AND IMPROVED FUNCTIONALITY
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Inventor(s)
Matthew A. Prather of Boise ID (US)
COMBINED MEMORY MODULE LOGIC DEVICES FOR REDUCED COST AND IMPROVED FUNCTIONALITY - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18223249 titled 'COMBINED MEMORY MODULE LOGIC DEVICES FOR REDUCED COST AND IMPROVED FUNCTIONALITY
Simplified Explanation
The apparatus described in the patent application consists of a single integrated circuit (IC) that is connected to a host device via a host bus and to multiple memories via a memory bus. The IC includes a logic buffer module for buffering data, command, address, and clock signals between the host device and memories, as well as a power management integrated circuit (PMIC) module for regulating voltage and monitoring current supplied to the memories.
- The apparatus comprises a single IC that connects to a host device and multiple memories.
- The IC includes a logic buffer module for buffering various signals between the host device and memories.
- The IC also includes a PMIC module for regulating voltage and monitoring current to the memories.
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- Potential Applications
- Data storage devices
- Computer systems
- Networking equipment
- Problems Solved
- Efficient data transfer between host devices and memories
- Proper regulation of voltage and monitoring of current for memories
- Benefits
- Improved data transfer speeds
- Enhanced power management for memories
- Simplified design and integration of memory systems
Original Abstract Submitted
An apparatus, comprising a plurality of memories and a single integrated circuit (IC) that is configured to be coupled to a host device by a host bus and that is coupled to the plurality of memories by a memory bus, wherein the IC comprises a logic buffer module that is configured to buffer data signals, command signals, address signals, and clock signals between the host device and the plurality of memories, and a power management integrated circuit (PMIC) module that is configured to regulate voltage and monitor current provided to the plurality of memories.