Integrated circuit using topology configurations
First Claim
1. An apparatus, comprising:
- a plurality of integrated circuit devices configured to be arranged in one of a plurality of topology configurations, wherein the topology configurations comprise a parallel configuration and a cross parallel configuration; and
one or more switches configured to set the plurality of devices into one of the plurality of topological configuration based on one or more control bits.
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Abstract
Various implementations described herein may refer to and may be directed to circuitry for an integrated circuit using topology configurations. For instance, in one implementation, such circuitry may include a memory array having a plurality of memory cells. Such circuitry may also include one or more reconfigurable sense amplifier devices coupled to the memory array and configured to amplify differential voltage levels received from the memory array. The reconfigurable sense amplifier devices may include a plurality of sense amplifier circuits configured to be arranged in one of a plurality of topology configurations, where the topology configurations include a parallel configuration and a cross parallel configuration. The reconfigurable sense amplifier devices may also include one or more switches configured to set the plurality of sense amplifier circuits into the plurality of topological configurations based on one or more control bits.
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1. An apparatus, comprising:
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a plurality of integrated circuit devices configured to be arranged in one of a plurality of topology configurations, wherein the topology configurations comprise a parallel configuration and a cross parallel configuration; and one or more switches configured to set the plurality of devices into one of the plurality of topological configuration based on one or more control bits. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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