Abstract: Apparatuses and methods can be related power down workload estimations using artificial neural networks. Workload estimation can include predicting a duration of a subsequent power down event of the memory device. A quantity of maintenance operations to be performed on the memory device, may be predicted based on the predicted duration of the subsequent power down event, when the memory device is powered on after the subsequent power down event using an artificial neural network. The quantity of maintenance operations may be performed on the memory device prior to the subsequent power down event of the memory device.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices that support signaling mechanisms for bus inversion are described. A control signal that supports transferring information from a first controller to a second controller via a bus may also be configured to indicate whether or not data that is communicated over the bus is inverted. The control signal may be a control signal that enables reception of control information at the second controller. The control signal may be controlled by the first controller when data is transmitted to the second controller and may be controlled by the second controller when data is transmitted to the first controller.

Abstract: A system can include a memory device, and a processing device, operatively coupled with the memory device, to perform operations of writing a first portion of data to one or more complete translation units of the memory device using a first number of logical levels per memory cell and writing a second portion of the data to one or more incomplete translation units of the memory device using the first number of logical levels per memory cell. The operations can also include writing a third portion of the data to one or more complete translation units of the memory device using a second number of logical levels per memory cell that exceeds the first number of logical levels per memory cell.

Abstract: A memory device includes memory dies, each memory die including a memory array and control logic, operatively coupled with the memory array, to perform peak power management (PPM) operations. The PPM operations include causing a memory die to be placed in a suspended state to suspend execution of a first media access operation with a reserved current budget, receiving a set of requests to execute at least a second media access operation during the suspended state, and in response receiving the set of requests, handling the set of requests by implementing current budget arbitration logic with respect to the reserved current budget.

Abstract: A first set of host data items are programmed to first memory pages residing at a first region of a memory sub-system. A second set of host data items are programmed to second memory pages residing at the first region. A determination is made that a sequence at which the first set of host data items and the second set of host data items are programmed does not correspond to a target sequence associated with the memory sub-system. One or more of the first set of host data items are copied from one or more first memory pages to a second region of the memory sub-system that is allocated to store host data items initially programmed to first memory pages at the memory sub-system. One or more of the second set of host data items are copied from one or more second memory pages to a third region of the memory sub-system to store host data items that are programmed to second pages at the memory sub-system.

Abstract: A system includes a memory device including a memory array and control logic, operatively coupled with the memory array, to perform operations including receiving a set of commands to concurrently program a set of cells of the memory array with dummy data, the set of cells corresponding to a group of retired wordlines of the plurality of wordlines, in response to receiving the set of commands, obtaining the dummy data, and concurrently programming the set of cells with the dummy data by causing a ganged programming pulse to be applied to the set of cells.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for techniques for managing temporarily retired blocks of a memory system are described. In some examples, aspects of a memory system or memory device may be configured to determine an error for a block of memory cells. For example, a controller may determine an existence of the error and may temporarily retire the block. A media management operation may be performed on the temporarily retired block and, depending on one or more characteristics of the error, the temporarily retired block may be enabled or retired.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for compressed logical-to-physical mapping for sequentially stored data are described. A memory device may use a hierarchical set of logical-to-physical mapping tables for mapping logical block address generated by a host device to physical addresses of the memory device. The memory device may determine whether all of the entries of a terminal logical-to-physical mapping table are consecutive physical addresses. In response to determining that all of the entries contain consecutive physical addresses, the memory device may store a starting physical address of the consecutive physical addresses as an entry in a higher-level table along with a flag indicating that the entry points directly to data in the memory device rather than pointing to a terminal logical-to-physical mapping table. The memory device may, for subsequent reads of data stored in one or more of the consecutive physical addresses, bypass the terminal table to read the data.

Abstract: Memory devices, systems including memory devices, and methods of operating memory devices and systems are provided, in which at least a subset of a non-volatile memory array is configured to behave as a volatile memory by erasing or degrading data in the event of a changed power condition such as a power-loss event, a power-off event, or a power-on event. In one embodiment of the present technology, a memory device is provided, comprising a non-volatile memory array, and circuitry configured to store one or more addresses of the non-volatile memory array, to detect a changed power condition of the memory device, and to erase or degrade data at the one or more addresses in response to detecting the changed power condition.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for overwriting at a memory system are described. A memory system may be configured to overwrite portions of a memory array with new data, which may be associated with omitting an erase operation. For example, write operations may be performed in accordance with a first demarcation configuration to store information at a portion of a memory array. A portion of a memory system may then determine to overwrite the portion of the memory array with different or updated information, which may include performing write operations in accordance with a second demarcation configuration. The second demarcation configuration may be associated with different cell characteristics for a one or more logic states, such as different distributions of stored charge or other cell property, different demarcation characteristics, different write operations, among other differences, which may support performing an overwrite operation without first performing an erase operation.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for status check using signaling are described. A memory system may receive ready signals from memory dies. The ready signal may indicate whether a memory die is available to receive a command. The memory system may generate an indicator of whether the memory die is available based on values of ready signals. The memory system may output the indicator to a controller over one or more pins based on generating the indicator.

Abstract: A method for data sequence prediction and resource allocation includes determining, by a memory system, a plurality of resource parameters associated with operation of the memory system and determining respective time intervals associated with usage patterns corresponding to the memory system, the respective time intervals being associated with one or more sets of the plurality of resource parameters. The method further includes determining, using the plurality of resource parameters, one or more weights for hidden layers of a neural network for the respective time intervals associated with the usage patterns and allocating computing resources within the memory system for use in execution of workloads based on the determined one or more weights for hidden layers of the neural network.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for overwriting at a memory system are described. A memory system may be configured to overwrite portions of a memory array with new data, which may be associated with omitting an erase operation. For example, write operations may be performed in accordance with a first demarcation configuration to store information at a portion of a memory array. A portion of a memory system may then determine to overwrite the portion of the memory array with different or updated information, which may include performing write operations in accordance with a second demarcation configuration. The second demarcation configuration may be associated with different cell characteristics for a one or more logic states, such as different distributions of stored charge or other cell property, different demarcation characteristics, different write operations, among other differences, which may support performing an overwrite operation without first performing an erase operation.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for overwriting at a memory system are described. A memory system may be configured to overwrite portions of a memory array with new data, which may be associated with omitting an erase operation. For example, write operations may be performed in accordance with a first demarcation configuration to store information at a portion of a memory array. A portion of a memory system may then determine to overwrite the portion of the memory array with different or updated information, which may include performing write operations in accordance with a second demarcation configuration. The second demarcation configuration may be associated with different cell characteristics for a one or more logic states, such as different distributions of stored charge or other cell property, different demarcation characteristics, different write operations, among other differences, which may support performing an overwrite operation without first performing an erase operation.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for suspend operation with data transfer to a host system are described. A host system may transmit a read command to a memory system operating in a first mode of operation (e.g., a standard mode associated with a nominal power consumption) indicating for the memory system to transition to a second mode of operation (e.g., a suspend mode associated with a decreased power consumption). Here, the memory system may transmit an image of the memory system stored in volatile memory to the host system and transition the memory system to the second mode. Additionally, the host system may transmit, to the memory system operating in the second mode, a write command including the image and indicating for the memory system to transition to the first mode. Here, the memory system may write the image to the volatile memory and transition to the first mode.

Abstract: A memory device including a first plane group comprising a first plane, a second plane group comprising a second plane, a first input/output (I/O) interface configured to access the first plane group, and a second I/O interface configured to access the second plane group. The memory device further includes a controller operatively coupled to the first I/O interface via a first channel and operatively coupled to the second I/O interface via a second channel. The controller can transmit, via the first channel to the first I/O interface, a first command to execute a first memory access operation associated with the first plane. The controller can transmit, via the second channel to the second I/O interface, a second command to execute a second memory access operation associated with the second plane.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for logic remapping techniques are described. A memory system may receive a write command to store information at a first logical address of the memory system. The memory system may generate a first entry of a logical-to-physical mapping that maps the first logical address with a first physical address that stores the information. The memory system may perform a defragmentation operation or other remapping operation. In such a defragmentation operation, the memory system may remap the first logical address to a second logical address, such that the second logical address is mapped to the first physical address. The memory system may generate a second entry of a logical-to-logical mapping that maps the first logical address with the second logical address.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for techniques for retiring blocks of a memory system are described. In some examples, aspects of a memory system or memory device may be configured to determine an error for a block of memory cells. Upon determining the occurrence of the error, the memory system may identify one or more operating conditions associated with the block. For example, the memory system may determine a temperature of the block, a cycle count of the block, a quantity of times the block has experienced an error, a bit error rate of the block, and/or a quantity of available blocks in the associated system. Depending on whether a criteria associated with a respective operating condition is satisfied, the block may be enabled or retired.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for using a completion flag for memory operations are described. A completion flag for a memory device may indicate whether at least one access operation has been completed at the memory device. A controller may poll the completion flag, and if the completion flag indicates that at least one access operation has been completed at the memory device, the controller may poll a status register for the memory device to obtain additional information regarding one or more completed access operations at the memory device.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for techniques for managing temporarily retired blocks of a memory system are described. In some examples, aspects of a memory system or memory device may be configured to determine an error for a block of memory cells. For example, a controller may determine an existence of the error and may temporarily retire the block. A media management operation may be performed on the temporarily retired block and, depending on one or more characteristics of the error, the temporarily retired block may be enabled or retired.