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US 2026/0038545 A1Published application
Electric device and memory device
AssigneeNanya Technology Corporation
InventorsChuan-Jen Chang, Ting-Shuo Hsu
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Abstract
An electric device includes a plurality of circuit blocks and a plurality of switch sets. The circuit blocks are respectively coupled to the switch sets. The switch sets provide a first voltage to respectively corresponding circuit blocks in a normal mode. The switch sets respectively provide a plurality of second voltages to corresponding circuit blocks in a standby mode, wherein a voltage value of the first voltage is greater than a voltage value of each of the second voltages.
Claims15
An electronic device, comprising:
- a plurality of circuit blocks;
- and
- a plurality of switch sets respectively coupled to the plurality of circuit blocks, wherein the plurality of switch sets provide a first voltage to the plurality of corresponding circuit blocks in a normal mode, the plurality of switch sets respectively provide a plurality of second voltages to the plurality of corresponding circuit blocks in a standby mode,
- wherein a voltage value of the first voltage is greater than a voltage value of each of the plurality of second voltages.
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A memory device, comprising:
- a plurality of circuit blocks;
- and
- a plurality of switch sets respectively coupled to the plurality of circuit blocks, wherein the plurality of switch sets provide a first voltage to the plurality of corresponding circuit blocks in a normal mode, the plurality of switch sets respectively provide a plurality of second voltages to the plurality of corresponding circuit blocks in a standby mode, wherein a voltage value of the first voltage is greater than a voltage value of each of the plurality of second voltages,
- wherein each of the plurality of circuit blocks is a memory cell array circuit, a read/write control circuit, an address decoding circuit, a page buffer circuit or a sensor amplifier circuit.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.