Apparatus and method to track command signal occurrence for...

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

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C711S167000, C710S058000

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06976121

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus and a method to track command signal occurrence for DRAM data transfer have been disclosed. In one embodiment, the apparatus includes an interface to couple to a data bus, the data bus to transfer data between the interface and one or more memory devices, and a logic unit to generate a command occurrence signal to identify when a command signal is issued, wherein a set of data transfer operations on one of the one or more memory devices are completed in response to the command occurrence signal, a transition of a flag signal, and a chip select signal corresponding to the one memory device. Other embodiments have been claimed and described.

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