Memory system

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: support – Clock – pulse – or timing signal generation or analysis

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C711S167000, C365S233100

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10294594

ABSTRACT:
A clock is located at a position close to a plurality of memory modules connected to a memory controller and located away from the controller, and wiring is carried out so that read access is preferential for transmission of read data. With respect to write data, a delay amount corresponding to a round-trip propagation delay time to each of the modules is measured and writing of the write data is carried out while maintaining a known time relationship between the clock and data. To measure round-trip reflection, lines are wired between the modules and a location detection circuit in a 1:1 relationship, and the circuit measures a time taken from a signal output time of a driver having the same impedance as that of the wired lines to a reflected-wave reception time of a hysteresis receiver.

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