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US 2004/0201968 A1Published application
Multi-bank memory module
OwnerEric Tafollainventor
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Abstract
A memory module for a computer system comprises a printed circuit board adapted for the computer system. The memory module further comprises four banks of memory chips mounted upon the printed circuit board. Each of the four banks of memory has a separate chip select signal and clock enable signal routed to it. The combination of four chip select and four clock enable signals allows for activation of any of the four banks of memory chips.
Claims24
A memory module for a computer system comprising:
- a printed circuit board;
- a first, second, third and fourth bank of memory chips mounted upon said printed circuit board;
- a first chip select signal and a first clock enable signal routed to said printed circuit board, for activating said first bank of memory chips;
- a second chip select signal and a second clock enable signal routed to said printed circuit board, for activating said second bank of memory chips;
- a third clock enable signal routed to said printed circuit board, for activating said third bank of memory chips;
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- a fourth chip select signal and a fourth clock enable signal routed to said printed circuit board, for activating said fourth bank of memory chips.
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A memory module for a computer system comprising:
- a plurality of printed circuit boards;
- a first, second, third and fourth bank of memory chips mounted upon said set of printed circuit boards;
- a first chip select signal and a first clock enable signal routed to said set of printed circuit boards for activating said first bank of memory chips;
- a second chip select signal and a second clock enable signal routed to said set of printed circuit boards for activating said second bank of memory chips;
- a third chip select signal and a third clock enable signal routed to said set of printed circuit boards, for activating said third bank of memory chips;
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- a fourth chip select signal and a fourth clock enable signal routed to said set of printed circuit boards for activating said fourth bank of memory chips.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.