A non-volatile computing system based on resistive memory
A resistive memory and computing system technology, applied in the computer field, can solve the problems of high cost, loss of data in DRAM, unsuitable for large-scale applications, etc., and achieve the effect of low power consumption, low cost and large capacity
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[0017] Example 1: See figure 2 , a non-volatile computing system based on resistive memory, replaces all program memory and large-capacity volatile data memory with RRAM, directly adding RRAM to the processor. Different segments of RRAM have different access rights. The program memory part can be set to the highest priority before it can be written, and write protection can also be set. The data memory part allows programs with lower privileges to access and modify. In addition to the program area and data area, RRAM also has a key register stack area and a power-off flag field. The basic working process of the system is as follows: the system is powered on, jumps to the BOOTLOADER in the program segment, the BOOTLOADER guides the operating system to the running area, and the operating system calls system programs and various application programs. During this process, the system suddenly loses power, and all the states are still kept in RRAM. At the same time, the power fai...
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[0019] Embodiment 2: On the basis of Embodiment 1, RRAM is provided with storage and swap areas, which can more clearly divide data areas and increase computing power.
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