Micron technology, inc. (20240241673). INTERNAL CLOCK SIGNALING simplified abstract
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INTERNAL CLOCK SIGNALING
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Luigi Pilolli of L'Aquila (IT)
Biagio Iorio of Luco dei Marsi (IT)
INTERNAL CLOCK SIGNALING - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240241673 titled 'INTERNAL CLOCK SIGNALING
Simplified Explanation: The patent application describes a method for selecting a specific ready/busy pin among multiple pins associated with memory dice in a memory device. This method involves receiving signaling indicating memory access performance while the chosen pin is low, and then initiating an internal clocking signal for timing operations in the memory dice.
- Memory device method for selecting a ready/busy pin associated with memory dice
- Receiving signaling of memory access performance while the pin is low
- Initiating an internal clocking signal for timing operations in the memory dice
Potential Applications: 1. Memory devices in computers and other electronic devices 2. Data storage systems 3. Embedded systems 4. IoT devices
Problems Solved: 1. Efficient selection of ready/busy pins for memory access 2. Accurate timing of operations in memory dice 3. Enhanced performance of memory devices
Benefits: 1. Improved memory access efficiency 2. Enhanced overall performance of memory devices 3. Precise timing for operations in memory dice
Commercial Applications: Potential commercial applications include:
- Computer memory modules
- Data storage devices
- Embedded systems for various industries
Prior Art: Readers can explore prior art related to memory device signaling and clocking methods in semiconductor technology and memory device patents.
Frequently Updated Research: Stay updated on advancements in memory device technology, semiconductor signaling methods, and clocking techniques for memory dice.
Questions about Memory Device Signaling and Clocking: 1. How does the method of selecting a ready/busy pin improve memory access efficiency? 2. What are the implications of accurate timing in memory dice operations for overall device performance?
Original Abstract Submitted
a method includes selecting a particular ready/busy pin (r/b#) among a plurality of r/b# pins that are associated with respective memory dice among a plurality of memory dice of a memory device. the method further includes receiving, by at least one memory dice among the plurality of memory dice, signaling indicative of performance of a memory access while the particular r/b# pin is set to low, and, initiating an internal clocking signal subsequent to receipt of the signaling indicative of performance of the memory access, wherein the internal clocking signal is associated with timing of operations performed by the plurality of memory dice.
