IP Library Patent Application 15403506
Patent Application
App. No. 15/403,506

SEMICONDUCTOR MEMORY DEVICE, METHOD OF CONTROLLING READ PREAMBLE SIGNAL THEREOF, AND DATA TRANSMISSION SYSTEM

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App. No.
15/403,506
Abstract

A system, includes a controller comprising a plurality of first external terminals configured to supply a command and an address, and communicate a data, and communicate a strobe signal related to the data; and a semiconductor memory device including a plurality of second external terminals corresponding to the plurality of first external terminals, at least one of the plurality of first external terminals and at least one of the plurality of second external terminals each being capable of supplying an information specifying a length of a preamble of the strobe signal before the semiconductor memory device communicates the data between the controller and the semiconductor memory device, the semiconductor memory device further including a preamble register configured to be capable of storing the information.

Claims (6)

1 . A method for transferring data from a first semiconductor device to a second semiconductor device comprising:

setting desired preamble length information in a register, wherein the desired preamble length information is a selected one of a plurality of possible preamble lengths;

providing a preamble having a duration specified by the desired preamble length information followed by a toggle signal having a burst length on a data strobe terminal of the first semiconductor device;

providing data in synchronization with the toggle signal on a data terminal of the first semiconductor device;

receiving the preamble and the toggle signal on a data strobe terminal of the second semiconductor device; and

receiving the data on a data terminal of the second semiconductor device.