Selecting superblock partitions for scanning in memory devices

A method, comprising:

• identifying, by a processing device, a block family comprising a plurality of blocks of a memory device;
• determining whether any single superblock partition, among superblock partitions associated with the block family, exists that covers all die families of a set of die families utilized by the plurality of blocks;
• responsive to determining that none of the superblock partitions associated with the block family covers all die families of the set of die families, identifying a combination of two or more superblock partitions associated with the block family, such that a union of die families covered by the combination of the two or more superblock partitions includes all die families of the set of die families utilized by the plurality of blocks;
• and
• performing a scan operation with respect to the combination of the two or more superblock partitions.

A computer-readable non-transitory storage medium comprising executable instructions that, when executed by a processing device, cause the processing device to perform operations, comprising:

• identifying a block family comprising a plurality of blocks of a memory device;
• determining whether any single superblock partition, among superblock partitions associated with the block family, exists that covers all die families of a set of die families utilized by the plurality of blocks;
• responsive to determining that none of the superblock partitions associated with the block family covers all die families of the set of die families, identifying a combination of two or more superblock partitions associated with the block family, such that a union of die families covered by the combination of the two or more superblock partitions includes all die families of the set of die families utilized by the plurality of blocks;
• and
• performing a scan operation with respect to the combination of the two or more superblock partitions.