Boot and initialization techniques for stacked memory architectures

Abstract

Methods, systems, and devices for boot and initialization techniques for stacked memory architectures are described. A memory system may include a common logic block operable to output an indication to each of a set of multiple interface blocks to initiate an initialization program, an evaluation program, or both, where the interface blocks may each be operable to access memory arrays via a respective set of one or more channels. The common logic block may receive a command to initialize or evaluate operations associated with the interface blocks or the respective memory arrays. The common logic block may output an indication of a set of instructions associated with the initialization or evaluation. The interface blocks may, using the received indication, obtain the instructions and perform one or more operations associated with the instructions. In some examples, the common logic block may output the indication in response to identifying a power-on condition.