Memory device supporting a dynamically configurable core...

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: memory – Storage accessing and control – Memory configuring

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C711S005000, C711S115000

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06889304

ABSTRACT:
Described is a memory system in which the memory core organization changes with device width. The number of physical memory banks accessed reduces with device width, resulting in reduced power usage for relatively narrow memory configurations. Increasing the number of logic memory banks for narrow memory widths reduces the likelihood of bank conflicts, and consequently improves speed performance.

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