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AssigneeQimonda North America Corp.
InventorsRonald Baker, George Alexander
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A method and multi-component electronic module device are provided that control the timing of output of data from a plurality of components on the multi-component module. One or more of the components are programmed to delay outputting data by a corresponding amount of time. In one embodiment, the one or more components are programmed such that all of the components output data at substantially the same time when they respond to a control signal. This is particularly useful for multi-component modules that are configured to respond to control signals in a so-called fly-by (or other) configuration that results in the control signal arriving at the components at different times causing the components to react to the control signal at different times.
A method for controlling the timing of output of data from a plurality of components of a multi-component module, comprising programming one or more components to delay outputting data by a corresponding amount of time.
A method for controlling timing of output of data from a plurality of components on a multi-component module, wherein the components are arranged on the module to receive a control signal sequentially and thus at different times but which output data from the module at dedicated outputs for each component, comprising programming one or more components to delay output of data by a time interval in response to a control signal such that the plurality of components output data at substantially the same time.
A multi-component electronic module device, comprising a plurality of components, wherein one or more of the components is externally programmable to delay outputting data by a corresponding amount of time.
A multi-component electronic module device comprising a plurality of components that receive commands at different times, wherein one or more components comprise means for delaying output of data by a time interval that is programmable by an externally supplied command.
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