Method for reducing power consumption in a set associative cache

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: memory – Storage accessing and control – Specific memory composition

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711128, 713324, G06F 1206

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060214619

ABSTRACT:
A method for accessing a cache memory which facilitates incremental and store requests off an applied base address request increases the bandwidth of cache via the use of an internal address generation facility built into the memory's decoding circuitry. The introduction of an internal address generation facility simplifies extraneous control of typical requesters built into a memory system. The method also reduces power consumed by requests which exploit the memory's internal address generation facility. Power consumption is further reduced in a set associative cache memory system by enabling one set of sense amplifiers during an incremental fetch.

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