High speed multiple memory interface I/O cell
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1. A binary programmable predriver comprising:
- a plurality of first drivers, each first driver comprising a programmable binary weighted cascode ngate driver; and
a plurality of second drivers, each second driver comprising a programmable binary weighted cascode pgate driver, wherein said binary programmable predriver is configured to generate a first driver control signal and a second driver control signal in response to a drive control signal, an on-die termination control signal, a slew control signal, and a data output signal.
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Abstract
An input/output (I/O) cell including one or more driver-capable segments and one or more on-die termination (ODT) capable segments. The I/O cell may be configured as an output driver in a first mode and Thevenin equivalent termination in a second mode.
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20 Claims
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1. A binary programmable predriver comprising:
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a plurality of first drivers, each first driver comprising a programmable binary weighted cascode ngate driver; and a plurality of second drivers, each second driver comprising a programmable binary weighted cascode pgate driver, wherein said binary programmable predriver is configured to generate a first driver control signal and a second driver control signal in response to a drive control signal, an on-die termination control signal, a slew control signal, and a data output signal. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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17. A dynamic on-die termination sequencer comprising:
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a first circuit configured to generate a on-die termination mode control signal in response to an enable signal and a termination control signal, a second circuit configured to generate a driver mode control signal in response to the enable signal and the termination control signal; and a third circuit configured to generate a first sequencer output signal and a second sequencer output signal in response to the enable signal, the termination control signal, and a data output signal. - View Dependent Claims (18, 19)
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20. A dynamic on-die termination sequencer comprising:
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a first circuit configured to generate a on-die termination mode control signal in response to an enable signal and a termination control signal; and a second circuit configured to generate a driver mode control signal in response to the enable signal and the termination control signal, wherein said first circuit comprises a NAND-NOR tree and said second circuit comprises a NOR-NAND tree.
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