Micron Technology Incorporated

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Michael G Miller

Sampath K Ratnam

Kishore Kumar Muchherla

Ashutosh Malshe

Gary F Besinga

Renato C Padilla

Harish Reddy Singidi

Peter Sean Feeley

Vamsi Pavan Rayaprolu

Tawalin Opastrakoon

Renato Padilla, Jr

Christopher M Smitchger

Preston Allen Thomson

Gianni Stephen Alsasua

Violante Moschiano

Jung Sheng Hoei

Yun Li

Roland J Awusie

Walter Di-Francesco

Bruce A Liikanen

Gerald L Cadloni

Scott Anthony Stoller

Walter Di Francesco

Daniel J Hubbard

Christopher S Hale

Jie Zhou

Jianmin Huang

Ting Luo

Xu Zhang

Peng Fei

Zhenming Zhou

Yu-Chung Lien

Murong Lang

Dheeraj Srinivasan

Ali Mohammadzadeh

Li-Te Chang

John Zhang

Xiaoxiao Zhang

Dean A Chafin

Tommy G Tucker

Sean Brasfield

Gary F Besigna

Respective error handling (EH) flags can be set based at least in part on media management data of a memory device. Whether any of the EH flags are set can be determined. In response to determining that at least one of the EH flags is set, a subset of a plurality of operations of an EH flow associated with the set EH flags can be performed.

Error handling

A first host data item and a second host data item are received. The first host data item is stored in a first page of a first logical unit of a memory device, where the first page is one of a plurality of pages associated with redundancy metadata. A second page a second page of a second logical unit of the memory device is identified, where the second page is one of the plurality of pages associated with the redundancy metadata, and the first page and the second page are associated with different wordlines of the memory device. The second host data item is stored in the second page of the second logical unit of the memory device. The first page and the second page can be associated with a fault tolerant stripe that includes the redundancy metadata.

Diagonal page mapping in memory systems

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Memory devices are disclosed. A memory device may include dynamic cache, static cache, and a memory controller. The memory controller may be configured to disable the static cache responsive to a number of program/erase (PE) cycles consumed by the static cache being greater than an endurance of the static cache. The memory controller may also be configured to disable the dynamic cache responsive to a number of PE cycles consumed by the dynamic cache being greater than an endurance of the dynamic cache. Associated methods and systems are also disclosed.

Memory devices and systems including static and dynamic caches, and related methods

An example method of performing memory access operations comprises: receiving a request to perform a memory access operation with respect to a set of memory cells connected to a wordline of a memory device; identifying a block family associated with the set of memory cells; determining, for each logical programming level of a plurality of logical programming levels, a corresponding default block family error avoidance (BFEA) threshold voltage offset value associated with the block family; determining a value of a data state metric associated with the set of memory cells; responsive to determining that the value of the data state metric satisfies a threshold criterion, determining, for each logical programming level of a plurality of logical programming levels, a corresponding sub-BFEA threshold voltage offset value; and performing the memory access operation by applying, for each logical programming level of the plurality of logical programming levels, a combination of the default BFEA threshold voltage value, the sub-BFEA threshold voltage value, and a corresponding base voltage level.

Adaptive error avoidance in the memory devices

A configuration setting manager of a memory device receives a request to perform an adjustment operation on a set of configuration setting values for the memory device, where each configuration setting value of the set of configuration setting values is stored in a corresponding configuration register of a set of configuration registers; determines a configuration adjustment definition associated with one or more configuration setting values of the set of configuration setting values; calculates an updated set of configuration setting values by applying a multiplier value to the configuration adjustment definition, wherein the multiplier value is associated with a number of programming operations performed on the memory device; and stores the updated set of configuration setting values in the corresponding configuration registers.

Accelerating configuration updates for memory devices

A processing device detects a read operation at a memory device that is directed at a word line group from among multiple word line groups of the memory device. The processing device increments a read counter associated with the word line group based on the read operation being directed at the word line group. The processing device determines the read counter exceeds a read-disturb threshold and performs read-disturb handling on the word line group in response to determining the read counter exceeds the read-disturb threshold.

Word line group read counters

A system includes a memory device and a processing device, operatively coupled with the memory device, to perform operations including initiating a read operation with respect to a block of the memory device, selecting, based on a set of criteria, a default read offset from a set of read offsets, wherein the set of criteria includes at least one of: a parameter related to trigger rate, or an amount of time that an open block is allowed to remain open to control threshold voltage shift due to storage charge loss, and applying the default read offset to a read operation performed with respect to the block.

Optimized storage charge loss management

The occurrence of an asynchronous power loss (APL) event is detected in a memory sub-system. In response, an APL handling operation is performed. The APL handing operation includes identifying a last written page at a first page location in a block of the memory device, wherein the last written page is associated with a memory cell of the memory device, copying data from the last written page and from a related page associated with the memory cell to a temporary storage area in the memory device, copying the data from the temporary storage area to a second page location in the block of the memory device, and providing a notification that the memory device has recovered from the APL event.

Asynchronous power loss handling approach for a memory sub-system

Apparatuses and methods for operating mixed mode blocks. One example method can include tracking single level cell (SLC) mode cycles and extra level cell (XLC) mode cycles performed on the mixed mode blocks, maintaining a mixed mode cycle count corresponding to the mixed mode blocks, and adjusting the mixed mode cycle count differently for mixed mode blocks operated in a SLC mode than for mixed blocks operated in a XLC mode.

Operation of mixed mode blocks

An asynchronous power loss (APL) event is detected at a memory device. A last written page is identified in the memory device in response to detecting the APL event. A count of zeros programmed in the last written page is determined. The count of zeros is compared to a threshold constraint to determine whether to perform a dummy write operation on the last written page.

Selective dummy writes for asynchronous power loss handling in memory devices

Several embodiments of memory devices and systems with offset memory component automatic calibration error recovery are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, a system includes at least one memory region and calibration circuitry. The memory region has memory cells that read out data states in response to application of a current read level signal. The calibration circuitry is operably coupled to the at least one memory region and is configured to determine a read level offset value corresponding to one or more of a plurality of offset read level test signals, including a base offset read level test signal. The base offset read level test signal is offset from the current read level signal by a predetermined value. The calibration circuitry is further configured to output the determined read level offset value.

Offset memory component automatic calibration (autocal) error recovery for a memory sub-system

A system includes a memory device and a processing device, operatively coupled with the memory device, to perform operations including identifying an amount of storage charge loss (SCL) that has occurred on an open block of the memory device, the open block having one or more erased pages, determining that the amount of SCL satisfies a threshold criterion corresponding to an acceptable amount of SCL to occur on the open block, and responsive to determining that the amount of SCL satisfies the threshold criterion, keeping the open block open for programming the one or more erased pages.

Open block management using storage charge loss margin checking

A method includes associating each block of a plurality of blocks of a memory device with a corresponding frequency access group of a plurality of frequency access groups based on corresponding access frequencies, and performing scan operations on blocks of each of the plurality of frequency access groups using a scan frequency that is different from scan frequencies of other frequency access groups. A scan operation performed on a frequency access group with a higher access frequency uses a higher scan frequency than a scan operation performed on a frequency access group with a lower access frequency.

Workload adaptive scans for memory sub-systems

An amount of threshold voltage distribution shift is determined. The threshold voltage distribution shift corresponds to an amount of time after programming of a reference page of a block of a memory device. A program-verify voltage is adjusted based on the amount of threshold voltage distribution shift to obtain an adjusted program-verify voltage. Using the adjusted program-verify voltage, a temporally subsequent page of the block is programmed at a time corresponding to the amount of time after the programming of the reference page.

Dynamic program-verify voltage adjustment for intra-block storage charge loss uniformity

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Michael G Miller