Registers – Transfer mechanism – Traveling pawl
Patent
1975-11-20
1977-06-07
Atkinson, Charles E.
Registers
Transfer mechanism
Traveling pawl
G06F 1100, G11C 2900
Patent
active
040285391
ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a memory device which initially consists of a number of modules which can be exchanged and wherein no non-correctable storage errors are present. If such errors occur at a later stage, the address of the detective module is applied to an inversion device which is connected between an address input line and the actual memory device. This address actuates the inversion device such that the relevant memory unit becomes the last one in the sequence of memory units. By blocking the highest address, a memory device having a substantially unchanged capacity can thus be automatically realized. By replacement of the defective module at a later stage, the original capacity can be restored. If a second module fails after the first module has become defective, the sequence can be modified again etc., with the result that each time an as large as possible number of modules of the memory device can be addressed in a consecutive sequence.
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Atkinson Charles E.
McGlynn Daniel R.
Trifari Frank R.
U.S. Philips Corporation
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