Abstract: Integrated circuits may include memory interface circuitry operable to communicate with memory. The memory interface circuitry may include a memory controller and a memory interface circuit. The memory controller may fulfill memory access requests using the memory interface circuit. The memory controller may operate based on controller clock cycles of a controller clock, whereas the memory interface circuit may operate based on memory clock cycles of a memory clock. Each controller clock cycle may have a set of corresponding memory clock cycles. The memory interface circuitry may be configured using logic design computing equipment. The logic design computing equipment may identify memory timing requirements and controller latency requirements. The computing equipment may determine a command placement configuration that satisfies the timing and latency requirements. The computing equipment may configure the integrated circuit with the command placement configuration.

Abstract: An integrated circuit may include memory interface circuitry that interfaces with memory. The integrated circuit may include calibration circuitry and storage circuitry. The calibration circuitry may have a first configuration in which the calibration circuitry is formed from a first set of programmable logic regions that configure the calibration circuitry to generate and store calibration data at the storage circuitry. The calibration data may include strobe signal phase settings and read enable control signal timing settings. The calibration circuitry may have a second configuration in which the calibration circuitry is formed from a second set of programmable logic regions that configure the calibration circuitry to load the calibration data from the storage circuitry and to interface with the memory based on the calibration data. The calibration circuitry may occupy fewer programmable logic regions on the integrated circuit in the second configuration than in the first configuration.

Abstract: Systems and methods for using memory commands are described. The systems include a memory controller. The memory controller receives a plurality of user transactions. The memory controller converts each user transaction into one or more row and column memory commands. The memory controller reorders the memory commands associated with the plurality of user transactions before sending the memory commands to a memory device.

Abstract: Systems and methods for using memory commands are described. The systems include a memory controller. The memory controller receives a plurality of user transactions. The memory controller converts each user transaction into one or more row and column memory commands. The memory controller reorders the memory commands associated with the plurality of user transactions before sending the memory commands to a memory device.