Abstract:
A read/write circuit for accessing chalcogenide non-volatile memory cells is disclosed. The read/write circuit includes a chalcogenide storage element, a voltage limiting circuit, a current-to-voltage converter, and a buffer circuit. The voltage limiting circuit, which is coupled to the chalcogenide storage element, ensures that voltages across the chalcogenide storage element will not exceed a predetermined value during a read operation. During a read operation, the current-to-voltage converter, which is coupled to the voltage limiting circuit, converts a current pulse read from the chalcogenide storage element to a voltage pulse. By sensing the voltage pulse from the current-to-voltage converter, the buffer circuit can determine a storage state of the chalcogenide storage element.
Abstract:
A read/write circuit for accessing chalcogenide non-volatile memory cells is disclosed. The read/write circuit includes a chalcogenide storage element, a voltage limiting circuit, a current-to-voltage converter, and a buffer circuit. The voltage limiting circuit, which is coupled to the chalcogenide storage element, ensures that voltages across the chalcogenide storage element will not exceed a predetermined value during a read operation. During a read operation, the current-to-voltage converter, which is coupled to the voltage limiting circuit, converts a current pulse read from the chalcogenide storage element to a voltage pulse. By sensing the voltage pulse from the current-to-voltage converter, the buffer circuit can determine a storage state of the chalcogenide storage element.
Abstract:
A single event upset hardened multiport memory cell to be utilized in a register file is disclosed. The single event upset hardened multiport memory cell includes a storage cell, a write bitline, a read bitline. The storage cell, which is utilized for storing data, includes first and second sets of cross-coupled transistors and first and second sets of isolation transistors. The first and second sets of isolation transistors are respectively coupled to the first and second set of cross-coupled transistors such that two inversion paths are formed between the two sets of cross-coupled transistors and the two sets of isolation transistors. Coupled to the storage cell, the write bitline inputs write data to the storage cell. Also coupled to the storage cell, the read bitline outputs read data from the storage cell.
Abstract:
A circuit for accessing a chalcogenide memory array is disclosed. The chalcogenide memory array includes multiple subarrays with rows and columns formed by chalcogenide storage elements. The chalcogenide memory array is accessed by discrete read and write circuits. Associated with a respective one of the subarrays, each of the write circuits includes an independent write 0 circuit and an independent write 1 circuit. Also associated with a respective one of the subarrays, each of the read circuits includes a sense amplifier circuit. In addition, a voltage level control module is coupled to the read and write circuits to ensure that voltages across the chalcogenide storage elements within the chalcogenide memory array do not exceed a predetermined value during read and write operations.
Abstract:
A single event upset hardened latch circuit is disclosed. The single event hardened latch circuit includes a first dual-port inverter and a second dual-port inverter. An input is coupled to the first dual-port inverter via a first set of pass gates. The first dual-port inverter is coupled to the second dual-port inverter via a second set of pass gates. The output is connected to the first and second dual-port inverters.
Abstract:
FIG. 1 is a front, right and top perspective view of a pet feeder, showing my new design; FIG. 2 is a rear, left and bottom perspective view thereof; FIG. 3 is a front view thereof; FIG. 4 is a rear view thereof; FIG. 5 is a left side view thereof; FIG. 6 is a right side view thereof; FIG. 7 is a top plan view thereof; and, FIG. 8 is a bottom plan view thereof.
Abstract:
Apparatuses, methods, and systems for dynamic resource allocation based on quality-of-service prediction are disclosed. In embodiments, an apparatus includes quality-of-service prediction circuitry and a resource controller. The quality-of-service prediction circuitry is to make quality-of-service predictions using a model based at least in part on at least one performance counter measurements and at least one quality-of-service measurement. The resource controller is to allocate one or more shared resources based on the quality-of-service predictions and architectural performance counter measurements.
Abstract:
This utility model released one kind of multifunctional flexibly transformable cup, comprising one internally cut-through transformable cup and a nested bottom plug that is sealed and clamped with the transformable cup body. The above-mentioned transformable cup is comprised of a foldable enclosure and pin that are successively cut-through and flexibly and tightly connected. The aforesaid seal clamp for embedded bottom plug is located at the junction between the foldable enclosure and pin. When the multifunctional flexibly transformable cup of the utility model is in use, the folding enclosure body can be overturned freely, and the whole body is made of food-grade flexible silica gel material, which is safe and reliable and not easy to be broken. It can also be used as the wine cup, bottle stopper and the bottleneck inserted into the wine bottle that can be directly used for drainage of fluid, with complete functions.
Abstract:
Various innovations in media encoding are presented herein. In particular, the innovations can reduce the computational complexity of encoding by selectively skipping certain evaluation stages during encoding. For example, based on analysis of decisions made earlier in encoding or based on analysis of media to be encoded, an encoder can selectively skip evaluation of certain coding tools (such as residual coding or rate-distortion-optimized quantization), skip evaluation of certain values for parameters or settings (such as candidate unit sizes or transform sizes, or candidate partition patterns for motion compensation), and/or skip evaluation of certain coding modes (such as frequency transform skip mode) that are not expected to improve rate-distortion performance during encoding.