Data writing and reading method of a multi-substrate memory based on triple modular redundancy
A three-mode redundancy, memory technology, applied in the field of memory, can solve problems such as abnormal substrates and access errors, and achieve the effect of improving security and reliability
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[0031] Take 4 substrates with 8-bit data line width to form an integrated memory with 32-bit data line width as an example. The software writes and reads 32-bit target data to three addresses in the memory respectively. The target data is 0x44332211 as an example, set m=32, n=8, K=4, L=0, M=1, N=2.
[0032] In the first step, write the target data to the first address. The target data 0x44332211 is distributed as follows: 0x44 is stored in substrate 4, 0x33 is stored in substrate 3, 0x22 is stored in substrate 2, and 0x11 is stored in substrate 1.
[0033] In the second step, the target data is rotated right by 8 bits first, and the shifted target data is written into the second address. The target data is 0x11443322 after shifting, and the distribution is as follows: 0x44 is stored in substrate 3, 0x33 is stored in substrate 2, 0x22 is stored in substrate 1, and 0x11 is stored in substrate 4.
[0034] In the third step, firstly, the target data is cyclically shifted right ...
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