Static information storage and retrieval – Interconnection arrangements
Reexamination Certificate
2006-07-26
2008-03-11
Mai, Son L. (Department: 2827)
Static information storage and retrieval
Interconnection arrangements
C365S189011, C365S231000, C365S230050
Reexamination Certificate
active
07342816
ABSTRACT:
A memory chip suitable for use in a daisy chain of memory chips. The memory chip receives an address/command word on a first input, determines if the address command word is directed to the memory chip; if so, the memory chip accesses an array on the memory chip respondent to the address/command word. If not, the memory chip re-drives the address/command word on a first output. Write data is received as part of the address/command word or from a first data bus port. Read data is read from the array or is received from a second data bus port for subsequent re-driving on the first data bus port. A bus clock is received and is used to receive and transmit information on the first input, the first output, the first data bus port and the second data bus port.
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Bartley Gerald Keith
Becker Darryl John
Dahlen Paul Eric
Germann Philip Raymond
Maki Andrew Benson
Mai Son L.
Williams Robert R.
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