Abstract:
An operation control method of a semiconductor memory device includes executing a Delay Locked Loop (DLL) locking in response to a DLL reset signal and measuring a loop delay of a DLL. The operation control method further includes storing measured loop delay information and DLL locking information; and performing a delay control of a command path using the stored loop delay information and DLL locking information independent of the DLL, during a latency control operation.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a level shifter. The level shifter includes a level shifting circuit, a first adjusting circuit, and a second adjusting circuit. The level shifting circuit determines whether to output a first current from a supply voltage line to an output node based on a voltage level of a first node and determines whether to output a second current from the supply voltage line to a third node based on a voltage level of a second node. The first adjusting circuit blocks an output of a third current from the third node to the first node when a clock signal having a first voltage level is received. The second adjusting circuit outputs a fourth current from the first node to a ground voltage line when the clock signal having the first voltage level is received.
Abstract:
A memory device of a memory module includes a CA buffer that receives a command/address (CA) signal through a bus shared by a memory device different from the memory device of the memory module, and a calibration logic circuit that identifies location information of the memory device on the bus. The memory device recognizes its own location on a bus in a memory module to perform self-calibration, and thus, the memory device appropriately operates even under an operation condition varying depending on a location in the memory module.
Abstract:
A memory device of a memory module includes a CA buffer that receives a command/address (CA) signal through a bus shared by a memory device different from the memory device of the memory module, and a calibration logic circuit that identifies location information of the memory device on the bus. The memory device recognizes its own location on a bus in a memory module to perform self-calibration, and thus, the memory device appropriately operates even under an operation condition varying depending on a location in the memory module.