Micron technology, inc. (20240322841). COMMAND ADDRESS FAULT DETECTION simplified abstract
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COMMAND ADDRESS FAULT DETECTION
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Aaron P. Boehm of Boise ID (US)
Melissa I. Uribe of El Dorado Hills CA (US)
COMMAND ADDRESS FAULT DETECTION - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240322841 titled 'COMMAND ADDRESS FAULT DETECTION
The patent application relates to detecting faults in command addresses in a memory device. The memory device receives bits associated with command and address signals from a host device via a command address bus. Parity bits are generated based on the received bits using a common parity generation process between the memory device and the host device, and then transmitted back to the host device.
- Memory device receives bits from host device via command address bus
- Parity bits generated based on received bits using common parity generation process
- Parity bits transmitted back to host device
- Common parity generation process between memory device and host device
- Fault detection in command addresses
Potential Applications: - Memory devices in computer systems - Data storage systems - Communication systems
Problems Solved: - Efficient fault detection in command addresses - Improved reliability in memory devices - Enhanced data integrity in communication systems
Benefits: - Increased data reliability - Simplified fault detection process - Enhanced system performance
Commercial Applications: Title: "Advanced Fault Detection Technology for Memory Devices" This technology can be used in various commercial applications such as data centers, networking equipment, and telecommunications systems to ensure reliable data storage and communication.
Questions about Command Address Fault Detection: 1. How does the common parity generation process improve fault detection in memory devices?
The common parity generation process ensures consistency between the memory device and the host device, enhancing fault detection accuracy.
2. What are the potential implications of using this technology in communication systems?
Implementing this technology in communication systems can lead to improved data integrity and reliability, benefiting various industries relying on secure data transmission.
Original Abstract Submitted
implementations described herein relate to command address fault detection. a memory device may receive, from a host device via a command address (ca) bus, a plurality of bits associated with a command signal or an address signal. the ca bus may be configured for communicating command signals and address signals between the memory device and the host device. the memory device may generate one or more parity bits based on the plurality of bits. the one or more parity bits may be generated using a parity generation process that is common to the memory device and the host device. the memory device may transmit, to the host device, the one or more parity bits.
