Self-timing read termination

A method, comprising:

• receiving a command to read data from one or more memory cells of a volatile memory array, the one or more memory cells coupled with a first access line, which is coupled with a first sense component;
• generating, based at least in part on the command, a first signal to couple the first sense component with a second access line;
• generating, based at least in part on the command, a second signal to couple the second access line with a second sense component during at least a portion of a duration that the second access line is coupled with the first sense component;
• determining, by the second sense component, one or more logic values of the one or more memory cells based at least in part on coupling the second sense component with the second access line;
• generating a third signal to terminate the first signal based at least in part on determining the one or more logic values by the second sense component;
• and
• terminating the first signal based at least in part on the third signal.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing code, the code comprising instructions executable by at least one processor to:

• receive a command to read data from one or more memory cells of a volatile memory array, the one or more memory cells coupled with a first access line, which is coupled with a first sense component;
• generate, based at least in part on the command, a first signal to couple the first sense component with a second access line;
• generate, based at least in part on the command, a second signal to couple the second access line with a second sense component during at least a portion of a duration that the second access line is coupled with the first sense component;
• determine, by the second sense component, one or more logic values of the one or more memory cells based at least in part on coupling the second sense component with the second access line;
• generate a third signal to terminate the first signal based at least in part on determining the one or more logic values by the second sense component;
• and
• terminate the first signal based at least in part on the third signal.