1. Field of the Invention
Embodiments of the present invention generally relate to memory modules and, more specifically, to methods and apparatus for refresh management of memory modules.
2. Description of the Related Art
The storage capacity of memory systems is increasing rapidly due to various trends in computing, such as the introduction of 64-bit processors, multi-core processors, and advanced operating systems. Such memory systems may include one or more memory devices, such as, for example, dynamic random access memory (DRAM) devices. The cells of a typical DRAM device can retain data for a time period ranging from several seconds to tens of seconds, but to ensure that the data is properly retained and not lost, DRAM manufacturers usually specify a very low threshold for instituting a refresh operation. The specification for most modern memory systems containing DRAM devices is that the cells of the DRAM devices are refreshed once every 64 milliseconds. This means that each cell in a given DRAM device must be read out to the sense amplifier and then written back into the DRAM device at full signal strength once every 64 milliseconds. Furthermore, for some DRAM devices, to account for the effect of higher signal loss rate at higher temperature, the refresh rate is doubled when the device is operating above a standard temperature, typically above 85° C.
To simplify the task of ensuring that all DRAM cells are properly refreshed, most DRAM devices, including double data rate (DDR) and DDR2 synchronous DRAM (SDRAM) devices, have an internal refresh row address register that keeps track of the row identification (ID) of the last refreshed row. Typically, a memory controller sends a single refresh command to the DRAM device. Subsequently, the DRAM device increments the row ID in the refresh row address register and executes a sequence of standard steps (typically referred to a “row cycle”) to refresh the data contained in DRAM cells of all rows with the appropriate row ID's in all of the banks in the DRAM device.
With the advent of higher capacity DRAM devices, there are more cells to refresh. Thus, to properly refresh all DRAM cells in a higher capacity DRAM device, either the refresh operations need to be performed more frequently or more cells need to be refreshed with each refresh command. To simplify memory controller design, the choice made by DRAM device manufacturers and memory controller designers is to keep the frequency of refresh operations the same, but refresh more DRAM cells for each refresh operation for the higher capacity DRAM devices. However, one issue associated with the action of refreshing more DRAM devices for each refresh operation in the higher capacity DRAM devices is that larger electrical currents may be drawn by the higher capacity DRAM devices for each refresh operation.
As the foregoing illustrates, what is needed in the art are new techniques for refreshing multiple memory devices in a memory system. In particular, higher capacity DRAM devices that must refresh a large number of DRAM cells for each refresh command.
One embodiment sets forth an interface circuit configured to manage refresh command sequences. The interface circuit includes a system interface adapted to receive a refresh command from a memory controller, clock frequency detection circuitry configured to determine the timing for issuing staggered refresh commands to two or more memory devices coupled to the interface circuit based on the refresh command received from the memory controller, and at least two refresh command sequence outputs configured to generate the staggered refresh commands for the two or more memory devices.
So that the manner in which the above recited features can be understood in detail, a more particular description of the invention, briefly summarized above, may be had by reference to embodiments, some of which are illustrated in the appended drawings. It is to be noted, however, that the appended drawings illustrate only typical embodiments of this invention and are therefore not to be considered limiting of its scope, for the invention may admit to other equally effective embodiments.
Illustrative information will now be set forth regarding various optional architectures and features of different embodiments with which the foregoing frameworks may or may not be implemented, per the desires of the user. It should be strongly noted that the following information is set forth for illustrative purposes and should not be construed as limiting in any manner. Any of the following features may be optionally incorporated with or without the other features described.
In some embodiments, the any of the memory devices 104A-N may itself be a group of memory devices, or may be a group in the physical orientation of a stack. For example,
The memory devices 1032A-N may be any type of memory devices. Furthermore, in some embodiments, the memory devices 104A-N may be symmetrical, meaning each has the same capacity, type, speed, etc., while in other embodiments they may be asymmetrical. For ease of illustration only, three such memory devices are shown, 104A, 104B, and 104N, but actual embodiments may use any plural number of memory devices. As will be discussed below, the memory devices 104A-N may optionally be coupled to a memory module (not shown), such as a DIMM.
The system device 106 may be any type of system capable of requesting and/or initiating a process that results in an access of the memory devices 104A-N. The system device 106 may include a memory controller (not shown) through which the system device 106 accesses the memory devices 104A-N.
The interface circuit 102 may include any circuit or logic capable of directly or indirectly communicating with the memory devices 104A-N, such as, for example, an interface circuit advanced memory buffer (AMB) chip or the like. The interface circuit 102 interfaces a plurality of signals 108 between the system device 106 and the memory devices 104A-N. The signals 108 may include, for example, data signals, address signals, control signals, clock signals, and the like. In some embodiments, all of the signals 108 communicated between the system device 106 and the memory devices 104A-N are communicated via the interface circuit 102. In other embodiments, some other signals, shown as signals 110, are communicated directly between the system device 106 (or some component thereof, such as a memory controller or an AMB) and the memory devices 104A-N, without passing through the interface circuit 102. In some embodiments, the majority of signals are communicated via the interface circuit 102, such that L>M.
As will be explained in greater detail below, the interface circuit 102 presents to the system device 106 an interface to emulate memory devices which differ in some aspect from the physical memory devices 104A-N that are actually present within system 100. The terms “emulating,” “emulated,” “emulation,” and the like are used herein to signify any type of emulation, simulation, disguising, transforming, converting, and the like, that results in at least one characteristic of the memory devices 104A-N appearing to the system device 106 to be different than the actual, physical characteristic of the memory devices 104A-N. For example, the interface circuit 102 may tell the system device 106 that the number of emulated memory devices is different than the actual number of physical memory devices 104A-N. In various embodiments, the emulated characteristic may be electrical in nature, physical in nature, logical in nature, pertaining to a protocol, etc. An example of an emulated electrical characteristic might be a signal or a voltage level. An example of an emulated physical characteristic might be a number of pins or wires, a number of signals, or a memory capacity. An example of an emulated protocol characteristic might be timing, or a specific protocol such as DDR3.
In the case of an emulated signal, such signal may be an address signal, a data signal, or a control signal associated with an activate operation, pre-charge operation, write operation, mode register set operation, refresh operation, etc. The interface circuit 102 may emulate the number of signals, type of signals, duration of signal assertion, and so forth. In addition, the interface circuit 102 may combine multiple signals to emulate another signal.
The interface circuit 102 may present to the system device 106 an emulated interface, for example, a DDR3 memory device, while the physical memory devices 104A-N are, in fact, DDR2 memory devices. The interface circuit 102 may emulate an interface to one version of a protocol, such as DDR2 with 3-3-3 latency timing, while the physical memory chips 104A-N are built to another version of the protocol, such as DDR with 5-5-5 latency timing. The interface circuit 102 may emulate an interface to a memory having a first capacity that is different than the actual combined capacity of the physical memory devices 104A-N.
An emulated timing signal may relate to a chip enable or other refresh signal. Alternatively, an emulated timing signal may relate to the latency of, for example, a column address strobe latency (tCAS), a row address to column address latency (tRCD), a row precharge latency (tRP), an activate to precharge latency (tRAS), and so forth.
The interface circuit 102 may be operable to receive a signal 107 from the system device 106 and communicate the signal 107 to one or more of the memory devices 104A-N after a delay (which may be hidden from the system device 106). In one embodiment, such a delay may be fixed, while in other embodiments, the delay may be variable. If variable, the delay may depend on e.g. a function of the current signal or a previous signal, a combination of signals, or the like. The delay may include a cumulative delay associated with any one or more of the signals. The delay may result in a time shift of the signal 107 forward or backward in time with respect to other signals. Different delays may be applied to different signals. The interface circuit 102 may similarly be operable to receive the signal 108 from one of the memory devices 104A-N and communicate the signal 108 to the system device 106 after a delay.
The interface circuit 102 may take the form of, or incorporate, or be incorporated into, a register, an AMB, a buffer, or the like, and may comply with JEDEC standards, and may have forwarding, storing, and/or buffering capabilities.
In one embodiment, the interface circuit 102 may perform multiple operations when a single operation is commanded by the system device 106, where the timing and sequence of the multiple operations are performed by the interface circuit 102 to the one or more of the memory devices without the knowledge of the system device 106. One such operation is a refresh operation. In the situation where the refresh operations are issued simultaneously, a large parallel load is presented to the power supply. To alleviate this load, multiple refresh operations could be staggered in time, thus reducing instantaneous load on the power supply. In various embodiments, the multiple memory device system 100 shown in
The interface circuit 102 may include one or more devices which together perform the emulation and related operations. In various embodiments, the interface circuit may be coupled or packaged with the memory devices 104A-N, or with the system device 106 or a component thereof, or separately. In one embodiment, the memory devices and the interface circuit are coupled to a DIMM. In alternative embodiments, the memory devices 104 and/or the interface circuit 102 may be coupled to a motherboard or some other circuit board within a computing device.
The interface circuit 202 may buffer signals between the system device 204 and the DRAM devices 206A-D, both electrically and logically. For example, the interface circuit 202 may present to the system device 204 an emulated interface to present the memory as though the memory comprised a smaller number of larger capacity DRAM devices, although, in actuality, the memory subsystem 201 includes a larger number of smaller capacity DRAM devices 206A-D. In another embodiment, the interface circuit 202 presents to the system device 204 an emulated interface to present the memory as though the memory were a smaller (or larger) number of larger capacity DRAM devices having more configured (or fewer configured) ranks, although, in actuality, the physical memory is configured to present a specified number of ranks. Although the
As also shown in
In one embodiment, the interface circuit 202 may be a part of the stack of the DRAM devices 206A-D. In other embodiments, the interface circuit 202 may be the bottom-most chip in the stack or otherwise disposed in or on the stack, or may be separate from the stack.
In some embodiments, the interface circuit 202 may perform operations whose relative timing and ordering are executed without the knowledge of the system device 204. One such operation is a refresh operation. The interface circuit 202 may identify one or more of the DRAM devices 206A-D that should be refreshed concurrently when a single refresh operation is issued by the system device 204 and perform the refresh operation on those DRAM devices. The methods and apparatuses capable of performing refresh operations on a plurality of memory devices are described later herein.
In general, it is desirable to manage the application of refresh operations such that the current draw and voltage levels remain within acceptable limits. Such limits may depend on the number and type of the memory devices being refreshed, physical design characteristics, and the characteristics of the system device (e.g., system devices 106, 204.)
A curve of the voltage droop on the VDD voltage supply from the nominal voltage of 1.8 volt as a function of the stagger offset as shown in
As can be seen from a simple inspection, the optimal time to begin the second refresh cycle is at the point of minimum voltage droop (highest voltage), point B, which in this example is at about 110 ns. Persons skilled in the art will understand that the values used in the calculations resulting in the curve of
In some embodiments, multiple instances of a memory device may be organized to form memory words that are longer than a single instance of the aforementioned memory device. In such a case, it may be convenient to control the independent refresh cycles of the multiple instances of the memory device that form such a memory word with multiple independently controlled memory refresh commands, with a separate refresh command sequence corresponding to each different instance of the memory device.
As shown, the eight memory devices are organized into two DRAM stacks, and each DRAM stack is driven by two independently controllable refresh command sequences. The memory devices labeled R0B01[7:4], R0B01[3:0], R1B45[7:4], and R1B45[3:0] are refreshed by refresh cycle tST1, while the remaining memory devices are refreshed by the refresh cycle tST2.
The techniques and exemplary embodiments for how to independently control refresh command sequences to a plurality of memory devices using an interface circuit have now been disclosed. The following describes various techniques for calculating the timing of assertions of the refresh command sequences.
In one embodiment, analyzing the connectivity of the refresh command sequences between the memory devices 104A-N and the interface circuit 102 outputs is performed statically, prior to applying power to the system device 106. Any number of characteristics of the system device 106, motherboard, trace-length, capacitive loading, memory type, interface circuit output buffers, or other physical design characteristics, may be used in an analysis or simulation in order to analyze or optimize the timing of the plurality of independently controllable refresh command sequences.
In another embodiment, analyzing the connectivity of the refresh command sequences between the memory devices 104A-N and the interface circuit 102 outputs is performed dynamically, after applying power to the system device 106. Any number of characteristics of the system device 106, motherboard, trace-length, capacitive loading, memory type, interface circuit output buffers, or other physical design characteristics, may be used in an analysis or simulation in order to analyze or optimize the timing of the plurality of independently controllable refresh command sequences.
In some embodiments of the multiple memory device system of
In another embodiment, configuring the connectivity of the refresh command sequences between the memory devices 104A-N and the interface circuit 102 outputs is performed periodically at times after application of power to the system device 106. Dynamic configuration uses a measurement unit (e.g., element 1202 of
In embodiments where one or more temperatures are measured, the calculation of the refresh timing considers not only the measured temperatures, but also the manufacturer's specifications of the DRAMs
The measurement unit 1202 is configured to generate signals 1205 and to sample analog values of inputs 1203 either autonomously at some time after power-on or upon receiving a command from the system device 106. The measurement unit 1202 also is operable to determine the configuration of the memory devices 104A-N (not shown). The configuration determination and measurements are communicated to the calculation unit 1204. The calculation unit 1204 analyses the measurements received from the measurement unit 1202 and calculates the optimized timing for staggering the refresh command sequences, as previously described herein.
Understanding the use of the disclosed techniques for managing refresh commands, there are many apparent embodiments based upon industry-standard configurations of DRAM devices.
In another embodiment, the configuration contains N DRAM devices, each of capacity M that—in concert with the interface circuit(s) 1470—emulates one DRAM devices, each of capacity N*M. In a system with a system device 1420 designed to interface with a DRAM device of capacity N*M, the system device will allow for a longer refresh cycle time than it would allow to each DRAM device of capacity M. In this configuration, when a refresh command is issued by the system device to the interface circuit, the interface circuit will stagger N numbers of refresh cycles to the N numbers of DRAM devices. In one optional feature, the interface circuit may use a user-programmable setting or a self calibrated frequency detection circuit to compute the optimal stagger spacing between each of the N numbers of refresh cycles to each of the N numbers of DRAM devices. The result of the computation is minimized voltage droop on the power delivery network and functional correctness in that the entire sequence of N staggered refresh events are completed within the refresh cycle time expected by the system device. For example, a configuration may contain 4 DRAM devices, each 1 gigabit in capacity that an interface circuit may use to emulate one DRAM device that is 4 gigabit in capacity. In a JEDEC compliant DDR2 memory system, the defined refresh cycle time for the 4 gigabit device is 327.5 nanoseconds, and the defined refresh cycle time for the 1 gigabit device is 127.5 nanoseconds. In this specific example, the interface circuit may stagger refresh commands to each of the 1 gigabit DRAM devices with spacing that is carefully selected based on the operating characteristics of the system, such as temperature, frequency, and voltage levels, while still ensuring that that the entire sequence is complete within the 327.5 ns expected by the memory controller.
In another embodiment, the configuration contains 2*N DRAM devices, each of capacity M that—in concert with the interface circuit(s) 1470—emulates two DRAM devices, each of capacity N*M. In a system with a system device 1420 designed to interface with a DRAM device of capacity N*M, the system device will allow for a longer refresh cycle time than it would allow to each DRAM device of capacity M. In this configuration, when a refresh command is issued by the system device to the interface circuit to refresh one of the two emulated DRAM devices, the interface circuit will stagger N numbers of refresh cycles to the N numbers of DRAM devices. In one optional feature when the system device issues the refresh command to the interface circuit to refresh both of the emulated DRAM devices, the interface circuit will stagger 2*N numbers of refresh cycles to the 2*N numbers of DRAM devices to minimize voltage droop on the power delivery network, while ensuring that the entire sequence completes within the allowed refresh cycle time of the single emulated DRAM device of capacity N*M.
As can be understood from the above discussion of the several disclosed configurations of the embodiments of
The response of a memory device to one or more time-domain pulses can be represented in the frequency domain as a spectrograph. Similarly, the power delivery system of a motherboard has a natural frequency domain response. In one embodiment, the frequency domain response of the power delivery system is measured, and the timing of refresh command sequence for a DIMM configuration is optimized to match the natural frequency response of the power delivery subsystem. That is, the frequency domain characteristics between the power delivery system and the memory device on the DIMM are anti-correlated such that the energy of the pulse stream of refresh command sequences spread the energy of the pulse stream out over a broad spectral range. Accordingly one embodiment of a method for optimizing memory refresh command sequences in a DIMM on a motherboard is to measure and plot the frequency domain response of the motherboard power delivery system, measure and plot the frequency domain response of the memory devices, superimpose the two frequency domain plots and define a refresh command sequence pulse train which frequency domain response, when superimposed on the aforementioned plots results in a flatter frequency domain response.
As shown, the computer platform 1400 includes, without limitation, a system device 1420 (e.g., a motherboard), interface circuit(s) 1470, and memory module(s) 1480 that include physical memory devices 1481 (e.g., physical memory devices, such as the memory devices 104A-N shown in
In one embodiment, the system device 1420 includes a memory controller 1421 designed to the specifics of various standards, in particular the standard defining the interfaces to JEDEC-compliant semiconductor memory (e.g., DRAM, SDRAM, DDR2, DDR3, etc.). The specifications of these standards address physical interconnection and logical capabilities.
In various embodiments, the system device 1420 may include a system BIOS program capable of interrogating the physical memory module 1480 (e.g., DIMMs) as a mechanism to retrieve and store memory attributes. Furthermore, in external memory embodiments, JEDEC-compliant DIMMs include an EEPROM device known as a Serial Presence Detect (SPD) 1482 where the DIMM's memory attributes are stored. It is through the interaction of the system BIOS 1426 with the SPD 1482 and the interaction of the system BIOS 1426 with the physical attributes of the physical memory devices 1481 that the various memory attribute expectations and memory interaction attributes become known to the system device 1420. Also optionally included on the memory module(s) 1480 are an address register logic 1483 (e.g. JEDEC standard register, register, etc.) and data buffer(s) and logic 1484.
In various embodiments, the compute platform 1400 includes one or more interface circuits 1470, electrically disposed between the system device 1420 and the physical memory devices 1481. The interface circuits 1470 may be physically separate from the DIMM, may be placed on the memory module(s) 1480, or may be part of the system device 1420 (e.g., integrated into the memory controller 1421, etc.)
Some characteristics of the interface circuit(s) 1470, in accordance with an optional embodiment, includes several system-facing interfaces such as, for example, a system address signal interface 1471, a system control signal interface 1472, a system clock signal interface 1473, and a system data signal interface 1474. Similarly, the interface circuit(s) 1470 may include several memory-facing interfaces such as, for example, a memory address signal interface 1475, a memory control signal interface 1476, a memory clock signal interface 1477, and a memory data signal interface 1478.
In additional embodiments, an additional characteristic of the interface circuit(s) 1470 is the optional presence of one or more sub-functions of emulation logic 1430. The emulation logic 1430 is configured to receive and optionally store electrical signals (e.g., logic levels, commands, signals, protocol sequences, communications) from or through the system-facing interfaces 1471-1474 and to process those signals. In particular, the emulation logic 1430 may contain one or more sub functions (e.g., power management logic 1432 and delay management logic 1433) configured to manage refresh command sequencing with the physical memory devices 1481.
Aspects of embodiments of the invention can be implemented in hardware or software or both, with the software being delivered as a program product for use with a computer system. The program(s) of the program product defines functions of the embodiments (including the methods described herein) and can be contained on a variety of computer-readable storage media. Illustrative computer-readable storage media include, but are not limited to: (i) non-writable storage media (e.g., read-only memory devices within a computer such as CD-ROM disks readable by a CD-ROM drive) on which information is permanently stored; and (ii) writable storage media (e.g., floppy disks within a diskette drive or hard-disk drive) on which alterable information is stored. Such computer-readable storage media, when carrying computer-readable instructions that direct the functions disclosed herein, are yet further embodiments.
While the foregoing is directed to exemplary embodiments, other and further embodiments may be devised without departing from the basic scope thereof.
This application is a continuation of the U.S. patent application Ser. No. 11/828,181, filed on Jul. 25, 2007, which is a continuation-in-part of the U.S. patent application Ser. No. 11/584,179, filed on Oct. 20, 2006 now U.S. Pat. No. 7,581,127, which is a continuation of the U.S. patent application Ser. No. 11/524,811, filed on Sep. 20, 2006 now U.S. Pat. No. 7,590,796, which is a continuation-in-part of the U.S. patent application Ser. No. 11/461,439, filed on Jul. 31, 2006 now U.S. Pat. No. 7,580,312. Application Ser. No. 11/828,181 also claims the priority benefit of U.S. Provisional Patent Application No. 60/823,229, filed on Aug. 22, 2006. The subject matter the above related applications is hereby incorporated herein by reference. However, insofar as any definitions, information used for claim interpretation, etc. from the above parent application conflict with that set forth herein, such definitions, information, etc. in the present application should apply.
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