Abstract:
A memory system may comprise a plurality of data strobe transfer paths assigned to a plurality of data transfer paths such that each of the plurality of data strobe transfer paths may be shared by the plurality of data transfer paths. At least one selected data strobe transfer path is selected and data signals transferred through the plurality of data transfer paths are sampled using at least one data strobe signal transferred through the selected data strobe transfer path. Reliability of data communication is enhanced through a redundant data strobe scheme by assigning a plurality of data strobe transfer paths to a plurality of data transfer paths such that the plurality of data strobe transfer paths may be shared by the plurality of data transfer paths.
Abstract:
A semiconductor memory device includes an internal address generating circuit; an internal command generating circuit; and a memory cell array including one or more memory bank groups. The semiconductor memory device is configured such that when a read command or a write command is input, if a first portion of a plurality of memory banks of a first memory bank group from among one or more memory bank groups of the memory cell array performs a read operation or a write operation, a second portion of the plurality of memory banks of the first memory bank group performs a refresh operation.
Abstract:
A semiconductor memory device includes a first memory block of a first type of memory; and a second memory block of a second type of memory having a different type from the first type. A first address region of the first memory block and a second address region of the second memory block are included in the same address domain. Each of the first and second memory blocks is accessed by an address signal including an address of the address domain, and the second memory block is a nonvolatile memory.
Abstract:
In a method of operating a memory device, a first write command, a first write address, and first write data are received by a first memory device through a channel. The first write command, received by the first memory device, is sensed by a controller. The controller is connected to the channel and controls a second memory device. The first memory device and the second memory device are different types of memory devices. When the first write command is sensed by the controller, a first write log is generated using the first write address and the first write data. The first write log is stored into a buffer.