Non-Volatile Logic Based Processing Device
AssigneesTexas Instruments Incorporated, Texas Instruments Deutschland GmbH
InventorsAndreas Waechter, Mark Jung, Steven Craig Bartling, Sudhanshu Khanna
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AssigneesTexas Instruments Incorporated, Texas Instruments Deutschland GmbH
InventorsAndreas Waechter, Mark Jung, Steven Craig Bartling, Sudhanshu Khanna
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A processing device boots or wakes using non-volatile logic element (NVL) array(s) that store a machine state. A standard boot sequence is used to restore a first portion of data. A second portion of data is restored, in parallel with the standard boot sequence, from the NVL array(s). A data corruption check is performed on the second portion of data. If the second data is valid, a standard boot sequence is used to restore a third portion of data. If the second data is invalid or the boot is an initial boot, a standard boot sequence is executed to determine the second portion of data, which is then stored in the NVL array(s). The processing device restores the second portion of the data during a portion of the boot/wake process that is not reading data from other non-volatile devices to avoid overloading the respective power domain.
A method of booting or waking a computing device, the method comprising:
A computing device apparatus providing non-volatile logic based computing, the apparatus comprising:
A computing device apparatus providing non-volatile logic based computing, the apparatus comprising:
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