Micron Technology Incorporated

Sandisk Technologies Inc.

Zhenming Zhou

Murong Lang

Tingjun Xie

Zhenlei Shen

Yu-Chung Lien

Zhongguang Xu

Jian Huang

Jiangli Zhu

Ching-Huang Lu

Seungjune Jeon

Li-Te Chang

Deepanshu Dutta

Dana Lee

Mikai Chen

Wei Wang

Charles See Yeung Kwong

Nagendra Prasad Ganesh Rao

Gerrit Jan Hemink

Jun Wan

Guirong Liang

Wenzhou Chen

Frederick Adi

Masaaki Higashitani

Ying Yu Tai

Henry Chin

Fangfang Zhu

Christina Papagianni

Sead Zildzic, Jr

Peng Zhang

Xiang Yang

Ting Luo

Bo Lei

Yang Lu

Chih-Kuo Kao

Tomer Eliash

Yi-Chieh Chen

Vamsi Pavan Rayaprolu

Jianmin Huang

Zhengang Chen

Huai-Yuan Tseng

Dengtao Zhao

Mohan Dunga

Michael G Miller

Gautam Ashok Dusija

Aaron Lee

Xiying Costa

Juane Li

Mrinal Kochar

Sarath Chandran Puthenthermadam

Chris Nga Yee Avila

Pitamber Shukla

Charles S Kwong

Arash Hazeghi

Vinh Q Diep

Sead Zildzic

Paing Z Htet

Lei Lin

Vivek Shivhare

Ronit Roneel Prakash

Cynthia Hua-Ling Hsu

Chandu Gorla

Thomas Fiala

Hanping Chen

A processing device in a memory sub-system detects an occurrence of a data integrity check trigger event in the memory sub-system, and in response, identifies a memory die of a plurality of memory dies in the memory sub-system. The processing device further determines a read margin associated with a first distribution of memory cells of the identified memory die, and determines an adaptive scan frequency for the identified memory die based on the read margin associated with the first distribution of memory cells.

Adaptive integrity scan in a memory sub-system

A memory device can include a memory device coupled with a processing device. The processing device causes a first erase operation to be performed at a block, where the first erase operation causes a pre-program voltage and a first erase voltage having a first magnitude to be applied to the block. The processing device causes an erase detection operation to be performed at the block. The processing device determines that the block fails to satisfy the erase detection operation responsive to causing the erase detection operation to be performed. The processing device further causes a second erase operation to be performed at the block responsive to determining that the block failed the erase detection operation, where the second erase operation causes a second erase voltage having a second magnitude to be applied to the block.

Low stress refresh erase in a memory device

A method for receiving a request for performing a programming operation on one or more memory blocks of a memory device, identifying a value of a media endurance metric associated with the one or more memory blocks, determining a programming voltage offset corresponding to the value of the media endurance metric, and performing, using the programming voltage offset, the programming operation on the one or more memory blocks. The method further includes identifying a program-verify voltage level associated with the one or more memory blocks, determining a program-verify voltage offset associated with the program-verify voltage level and the value of the media endurance metric, and performing, using the program-verify voltage level and the program-verify voltage offset, a program-verify operation on the one or more memory blocks.

Modification of program voltage level with read or program-verify adjustment for improving reliability in memory devices

Aspects of the present disclosure configure a system component, such as memory sub-system controller, to perform empty page scan operations. The controller selects a portion of the set of memory components that is empty and ready to be programmed. The controller reads one or more signals from the selected portion of the set of memory components. The controller generates an error count value representing whether the portion of the set of memory components is valid for programming based on a result of reading the one or more signals from the selected portion. The controller updates a scan frequency for performing the empty page scan operations for the portion of the set of memory components based on the error count value.

Empty page scan operations adjustment

Methods, systems, and apparatuses include determining to apply a read retry operation to a portion of memory. The likelihood of a read retry timeout meeting a threshold is determined. A reverse trim setting is selected in response to determining the likelihood of the read retry timeout meets the threshold. The read retry operation is executed using the selected trim setting.

Dynamic read retry voltage sequences in a memory subsystem

A plurality of memory device life metrics are determined, where one of the plurality of memory device life metrics comprises a read count metric that specifies a number of read operations performed on the memory device. A plurality of normalized metric values are calculated, where each of the normalized metric values is based on a ratio of a respective memory device life metric to a respective lifetime target value associated with the respective memory device life metric. A normalized metric value that satisfies a selection criterion is identified from the plurality of normalized metric values. The identified normalized metric value corresponds to an amount of used device life of the memory device. An amount of remaining device life of the memory device is determined based on the identified normalized metric value. An indication of the amount of remaining device life is provided to a host system.

Monitoring memory device health according to data storage metrics

A threshold criterion of a plurality of threshold criteria is identified based on a current program-erase cycle (PEC) count of a first block of a memory device, wherein the first block is configured as quad-level cell (QLC) memory. A raw bit error rate (RBER) associated with data of a second block of the memory device is determined, wherein the second block is configured as single-level cell (SLC) memory. It is determined that the RBER associated with the data of the second block satisfies the threshold criterion. In response to determining that the RBER satisfies the threshold criterion, the data of the second block is written to the first block.

Managing an adaptive data path selection threshold for a memory sub-system

In some implementations, a memory device may detect a read command associated with reading data stored by the memory device. The memory device may determine whether the read command is from a host device in communication with the memory device. The memory device may select, based on whether the read command is from the host device, one of a first voltage pattern or a second voltage pattern to be applied to memory cells of the memory device to execute the read command, wherein the first voltage pattern is selected if the read command is from the host device and the second voltage pattern is selected if the read command is not from the host device, wherein the second voltage pattern is different from the first voltage pattern. The memory device may execute the read command using a selected one of the first voltage pattern or the second voltage pattern.

Memory read operation using a voltage pattern based on a read command type

Implementations described herein relate to a memory device with a fast write mode to mitigate power loss. In some implementations, the memory device may detect a condition associated with power supplied to the memory device. The memory device may detect one or more pending write operations to be performed to cause data to be written to memory cells of the memory device. The memory device may switch from a first voltage pattern, previously used by the memory device to write data to one or more memory cells of the memory device, to a second voltage pattern based on detecting the condition and based on detecting the one or more pending write operations. The memory device may perform at least one write operation, of the one or more pending write operations, using the second voltage pattern.

Memory device with fast write mode to mitigate power loss

A first page read on the first memory page utilizing a first trim value is performed responsive to initiating a memory page scan on a first memory page of a plurality of memory pages. Whether a first data state metric associated with the first page read satisfies a first threshold criterion is determined. A second page read on the first memory page utilizing a second trim value is performed responsive to determining that the first data state metric satisfies the first threshold criterion. Whether a second data state metric associated with the second page read satisfies a second threshold criterion is determined. The second trim value to perform subsequent page reads during memory page scans is selected responsive to determining that the second data state metric does not satisfy the first threshold criterion.

Dynamic read level trim selection for scan operations of memory devices

A system includes a memory device and a processing device, operatively coupled with the memory device, to perform operations including: receiving a request to perform a read operation on a segment of the memory device; determining whether a temperature offset value of the segment satisfies a threshold criterion associated with a program erase cycle count of the segment; and responsive to determining that the temperature offset value satisfies the threshold criterion, performing a corrective read operation on the segment of the memory device, wherein a sense time parameter of the corrective read operation is modified according to the temperature offset value and the program erase cycle count.

Adaptive enhanced corrective read based on write and read temperature

Methods, systems, and apparatuses include determining an operation type for an operation. A sensing time is elected using the operation type. The operation is executed using the sensing time.

Adaptive sensing time for memory operations

A memory subsystem receives a first read command and a second read command. Responsive to determining that the first read command originated from a host system, the memory subsystem selects a reverse read trim setting. Responsive to determining that the second read command did not originate from the host system, the memory subsystem selects a forward read trim setting. The memory subsystem executes the first read command using the reverse read trim setting. The memory subsystem executes the second read command using the forward read trim setting.

Management of dynamic read voltage sequences in a memory subsystem

A system can include a memory device containing blocks made up of wordlines respectively connected to sets of memory cells, and a processing device, operatively coupled with the memory device to perform operations including responsive to receiving a read request that specifies a block, determining a value of a metric reflective of a number of programmed wordlines of the block. The operations can also include responsive to determining, based on the value of the metric, that the block is in a partially programmed state, identifying a read voltage offset corresponding to the value of the metric, and performing, using the read voltage offset, a read operation responsive to the read request.

Read level compensation for partially programmed blocks of memory devices

A command to read specific data stored at a memory die is received. A read operation is performed while operating both a memory controller and the memory die simultaneously at a first frequency. A processor determines whether a first error rate associated with the memory die satisfies a first error threshold criterion (e.g., UECC). Responsive to determining that the first error rate satisfies the first error threshold criterion, the read operation is repeated while operating at least one of the memory controller or the memory die at a second frequency that is different from the first frequency. The processor determines whether a second error rate associated with the memory die satisfies a second error threshold criterion. Responsive to determining that the second error rate satisfies the second error threshold criterion (e.g. UECC persists), determining that the read operation has failed.

Adaptive frequency control for high-speed memory devices

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