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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 14, 2012
Filed:
Nov. 10, 2008
Yves Fusella, Aubagne, FR;
Stephane Godzinski, Peynier, FR;
Laurent Paris, Rousset, FR;
Jean-pascal Maraninchi, Marseilles, FR;
Samuel Charbouillot, Pourrieres, FR;
Yves Fusella, Aubagne, FR;
Stephane Godzinski, Peynier, FR;
Laurent Paris, Rousset, FR;
Jean-Pascal Maraninchi, Marseilles, FR;
Samuel Charbouillot, Pourrieres, FR;
Atmel Rousset S.A.S., Rousset, FR;
Abstract
A subset of software objects stored in a first segment of non-volatile memory are identified as requiring frequent write operations or otherwise associated with a high endurance requirement. The subset of software objects are move to a second segment of non-volatile memory with a high endurance capacity, due to the application of wear leveling techniques to the second segment of non-volatile memory. The first and second segments of memory can be located in the same memory device or different memory devices.
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