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US 2026/0212910 A1Published application
Memory supporting frequency setting and operation method of memory
AssigneeSK hynix Inc.
InventorsMin O KIM, Jung Taek YOU, Han Byeol KWON, Kyu Young KIM
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Abstract
A memory includes a setting information storage circuit configured to store various setting information, a frequency setting change detection circuit configured to detect a change in a frequency setting stored in the setting information storage circuit, and an internal command generation circuit configured to activate a low power mode signal when the change in the frequency setting is detected.
Claims19
A memory comprising:
- a setting information storage circuit configured to store various setting information;
- a frequency setting change detection circuit configured to detect a change in a frequency setting stored in the setting information storage circuit;
- and
- an internal command generation circuit configured to activate a low power mode signal when the change in the frequency setting is detected.
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An operation method of a memory, the operation method comprising:
- externally receiving a setting command and a frequency setting value;
- storing the frequency setting value in a setting information storage circuit;
- determining whether the frequency setting value stored in the setting information storage circuit is different from a previous frequency setting value;
- and
- activating a low power mode signal in response to a determination that the frequency setting value is different from the previous frequency setting value.
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A memory comprising:
- a mode register set circuit configured to store various setting information;
- a frequency setting change detection circuit configured to detect a change in a frequency set point setting stored in the mode register set circuit;
- and
- an internal command generation circuit configured to activate a low power mode signal when the change in the frequency set point setting is detected.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.