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US 10,671,300 B1Granted
Command sequence response in a memory data buffer
AssigneeIntergrated Device Technology, Inc.
InventorsCraig DeSimone, Praveen Singh, Alejandro Gonzalez, Yue Yu, YanBo Wang
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Abstract
A method for responding to a command sequence includes receiving a signal from a host carrying a plurality of commands in the command sequence, detecting a non-consecutive clock associated with a start of a current command in the command sequence, and generating a control signal in an active state to indicate detection of the non-consecutive clock.
Claims20
A method for responding to a command sequence, comprising the steps of:
- receiving a signal from a host carrying a plurality of commands in said command sequence;
- detecting a non-consecutive clock associated with a start of a current command in said command sequence;
- and
- generating a control signal in an active state to indicate detection of said non-consecutive clock associated with said start of said current command in said command sequence.
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An apparatus comprising:
- an interface configured to receive a signal from a host carrying a plurality of commands in a command sequence;
- and
- a first state machine configured to (i) detect a non-consecutive clock associated with a start of a current command in said command sequence and (ii) generate a control signal in an active state to indicate detection of said non-consecutive clock associated with said start of said current command in said command sequence.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.