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Day 1: Burlington, VT to Ottawa
Highlights: Drive to Ottawa, city exploration ride
Your tour leaders will pick you up in Burlington for the scenic four hour drive through the countryside of upstate New York to Ottawa. Upon arrival at the Lord Elgin Hotel, an elegant Ottawa landmark, your leader will fit you to your bike, conduct a route review, and provide an introduction to Ottawa. Loosen up your legs with an afternoon spin along bike paths looping around the city. Watch boats navigate the locks on the Rideau Canal and stop to visit impressive Parliament Hill, Canada's government seat. The Bytown Museum, overlooking the locks on the Rideau Canal where the canal meets the Ottawa River, is Ottawa's oldest stone building and houses over 7000 artifacts dating to the city's origins in 1826. Following your afternoon ride, return to your lodging for the next two nights at the Lord Elgin, ideally located in the heart of downtown. Join your tour mates for dinner this evening at the Hotel's outstanding restaurant, Grill 41.
Distance: 19 miles.
Lodging: Lord Elgin Hotel
Day 2: Ottawa
Highlights: Capital Pathways, Gatineau Park, Byward Market
Ottawa and neighboring Gatineau roll out their best on Sundays when several major parkways in the downtown area are open only to bicycles and pedestrians. Spin through the wide streets or cross the Ottawa River to ride the famed Gatineau Park road bike loop - free of vehicular traffic! For those who want to spend the day cycling, opt for the longer loops and hilly terrain in the wilderness of Gatineau Park on the Quebec side of the Ottawa River. Immerse yourself in the best of Ottawa by spending the morning on your bike and then visiting the city's finest sites in the afternoon. The Byward Market is one of Canada's oldest public markets and is just a few blocks from the Lord Elgin. What began as a rough working class neighborhood in the 1830's has evolved into one of Ottawa's trendiest neighborhoods. The Market features a farmer's market, artisans, shops and restaurants. The National Gallery of Canada is located on the edge of the Market. Dinner this evening is on your own in the city, with an array of fine options just steps from the hotel.
Distance: 21, 37, or 44 miles.
Lodging: Lord Elgin Hotel
Day 3: Montebello
Highlights: Ontario's Pastoral Landscapes & The Montebello
Leave the Capital City behind as you follow bike paths east along the Ottawa River. The suburbs soon give way to farm fields filled with sheep, dairy cows, and seas of grain. Rejoin the Ottawa River along a remote section of road where the miles just seem to fly by. Cross the river on a small locally owned ferry to the Fairmont Montebello, an immense and historic log lodge - the largest in the world - where "old world charm meets nature's splendor." Built on the site of a 17th-century seigniorial estate, this stunning property has earned a well-deserved reputation as one of Canada's top luxury resorts. Relax on the grounds, in the pool, or enjoy a massage in their luxurious spa. Immerse yourself in the finest of rustic elegance at this classic wilderness resort. Dinner this evening is in the Montebello's dining room or on the terrace overlooking the river.
Distance: 33, 49 or 60 miles.
Lodging: Fairmont Le Château Montebello
Day 4: Montebello
Highlights: Montebello
This perfectly situated layover day at the remarkable Le Château Montebello allows considerable room for choice when it comes to how you decide to spend your day. The Montebello overlooks the Ottawa River just south of Québec's Laurentian Mountains and the grounds of the resort offer many amenities such as swimming pools, Jacuzzi, a luxurious spa, tennis courts, golf course, boating, and walking trails, to name a few. For those wishing to explore the nearby countryside, your tour leaders will offer two rides. The longer ride will take you on a hilly loop north through small towns and forested roads. The shorter ride will take you to spectacular Chutes du Plaisance waterfall with the option to visit the wildlife sanctuary of Parc National de Plaisance for a peaceful picnic or wildlife viewing. Dinner this evening is on your own in the village of Montebello or at Le Château Montebello.
Distance: 25 or 29 miles.
Lodging: Fairmont Le Château Montebello
Day 5: Québec
Highlights: Québec countryside
Quiet back roads and small hamlets of eastern Ontario and western Québec rule the day as you wind your way closer to Montréal. Today marks the day where you will encounter to more consistently French-speaking locals. Visit the town of Vankleek Hill where 250 homes feature gingerbread styling, and the town's Victorian and Edwardian style buildings are reminders of a once flourishing brick factory. Nowadays, Vankleek Hill may be best known by locals for Beau's All Natural Brewing Company. Sample the local I.P Eh? (you'll understand the "Eh" by the time you arrive!) or their signature Lug Tread Kolsch style lager. Your tour leaders will host a picnic lunch at the brewery, providing hearty fare which will pair nicely with whichever beer you sample. Follow the river to Auberge Willow Place Inn, a beautifully renovated historic property situated on the shore of Lake of Two Mountains. Dinner this evening is overlooking the lake in the Auberge's highly regarded restaurant, featuring gourmet regional cuisine.
Distance: 54 miles.
Lodging: Auberge Willow Place Inn
Day 6: Montréal
Highlights: Follow the Saint Lawrence River to Montréal
Follow country roads east along the Saint Lawrence River toward Montréal then wind you way along the wonderful Lachine Canal bike path to Atwater Market. This historic market, first opened in 1933, is surrounded by farm stands whose colorful flowers and vegetables add a rich seasonal dimension. The interior of the building is lined stands and shops featuring selections of local cheese, fresh baked bread, and other regional products. Continue to Old Montréal and the chic Saint Sulpice Hotel - a boutique property located on a quiet cobblestone street in the heart of Old Montréal and just steps from some of the city's finest restaurants. The Saint Sulpice perfectly blends old world charm with modern styling and amenities. Guests of the Hotel receive privileged rates at Spa Scandinave which offers exquisite Scandinavian bath and massage treatments. The Old Port has transformed into a vibrant neighborhood where people live, work, and play on narrow streets lined with restaurants and shops. This evening, enjoy your final dinner together at one of our favorite neighborhood restaurants.
Distance: 36 miles.
Lodging: Le Saint Sulpice Hotel
Day 7: Montréal to Burlington
Highlights: Montreal By Bike, Formula One Grand Prix, Mont Royal,
Those up for an early morning spin will be treated to a ride around the actual Formula One Grand Prix race track. Featured during the Grand Prix Circuit's annual Formula One stop in Montréal which attracts the top drivers in the world, you can just imagine the thousands of fans ringing the track as you race your tour mates around the loop. Following the ride, a Montréal-based tour guide will lead a walking tour of Montréal's Old Port. This section of the city is historically rich and includes such icons as Notre-Dame Basilica, a beautiful architectural masterpiece whose history dates to the mid 1600's. This immense, twin-towered Gothic structure was constructed with the intention of featuring similarities in interior design to Sainte-Chapelle in Paris. The group will be transferred back across the border to the airport in Burlington, Vermont in mid-afternoon. Post-tour lodging arrangements at Hotel Vermont are available for those wishing to spend additional time in Burlington, or we'll transfer you to the airport for flights home.
Distance: 15 and 26 miles
HighlightsExtraordinary accommodations, Ottawa, Montreal, Sunday Bike DayKeep in Mind: We work hard to maintain consistency across all of our tours, but some trips have unique differences. Here are some things to keep in mind about this tour.A wonderful exploration of city and rural cycling and the opportuntity to take full advantage of both.
Includes8 days, 7 nights' accommodation; Use of a 27-30 speed bicycle; all breakfasts, 1 lunch, 4 dinners; van support; snacks; admissions for all events listed in itinerary; group transfer from and to Burlington, VT
CountriesCanada, USA
Begin/EndBurlington, VT
Arrive/DepartBulington, VT (BTV)
Total Distance203 - 268 miles
Daily DistanceAverage per day mileage: 25 - 55 miles per day
Rating201-301 Rolling terrain with longer options available.
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* We are happy to match solo travelers who would like to share a room with someone of the same gender. If no match exists, due to hotel pricing, we will charge 50% of the private room charge. This charge will be collected at the time of the final payment. If a roommate assignment is available it will be refunded at the conclusion of the tour.

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Wimbledon, England: Greg Rusedski isn't surprised there are so few seeded men's players left in the draw at Wimbledon. He's just pleased to be one of the few still around. "It's the depth of men's tennis these days if you don't play your best every day, you're going to go home," the 23rd-seeded Rusedski said Friday after his 6-1, 6-4, 6-2 win over No. 11 American Andy Roddick. Among those eliminated before Friday were second-seeded Marat Safin, No. 3 Andre Agassi and No. 6 Pete Sampras. No. 5 Yevgeny Kafelnikov joined the early losers' club Friday, leaving just two of the top 15 No. 1 Lleyton Hewitt and No. 4 Tim Henman. In the bottom half of the draw, the highest seeded player left is No. 22 Nicolas Lapentti. Losses Friday by Roddick and Taylor Dent left lucky loser and little-known Jeff Morrison as the only American man still in contention. If Morrison loses Saturday to Sjeng Schalken, it would mark the first time since 1922 that no American has advanced to the round of 16. It's already the worst performance by American men at Wimbledon since the Open era began in 1968. In Saturday's third-round play, Hewitt was paired against Austria's Julian Knowle, and Henman against Wayne Ferreira. Among the women, No. 1 Venus Williams was due to face Canada's Maureen Drake, and No. 3 Monica Seles against Ai Sugiyama. Rusedski, meanwhile, has further raised British hopes. No British player has won the men's title since Fred Perry in 1936. Henman has made the semifinals three times, and now Rusedski could make a run. "I think the expectation is high on both of us this year," Rusedski said. "I'm the one who's in the background at the moment. I'm still here, that's the most important thing." Kafelnikov was beaten 7-6 (4), 7-5, 6-1 in the third round by Belgium's Xavier Malisse. In women's play, No. 2 Serena Williams and No. 3 Jennifer Capriati won in straight sets to reach the fourth round. Williams struggled to a 7-6 (5), 7-6 (2) win over Belgium's Els Callens, while Capriati beat Daja Bedanova 6-4, 6-2. Kafelnikov, a two-time Grand Slam champion, reached the quarterfinals at Wimbledon in 1995 but hasn't been a factor at the All England Club since. Malisse, a 21-year-old baseliner, has been moving steadily up the rankings and is seeded 27th. Kafelnikov never looked comfortable Friday as Malisse kept him under steady pressure. The match turned in the Belgian's favor with Kafelnikov serving at 6-5 in the second set. On the second break point of the game, Kafelnikov blew an easy high backhand volley, floating the ball wide and handing Malisse the set. The Russian dropped his racket in disgust, closed his eyes and covered his face with his hands. The match was essentially over as Malisse raced through the final set in 23 minutes. Kafelnikov said Centre Court is playing slower this year because of a lack of rain, something that will favor Hewitt. "We have been through five days and we have not seen one drop of rain," Kafelnikov said. "It's definitely going to have some major effect on the big serve and volley players because you have a nice slippery court." Rusedski, who faces Malisse next, played a nearly flawless serve-and-volley match against Roddick. The Briton was never broken, faced only two break points and thoroughly dominated the 19-year-old American. Roddick made a number of acrobatic saves and full-stretch dives, but couldn't hurt Rusedski. Rusedski fed off the crowd support, shouting and pumping himself up. "It's easily the best match I've ever seen him play at Wimbledon," said former three-time champion John McEnroe, doing television commentary for the BBC. Also advancing to the round of 16 were Richard Krajicek and Mark Philippoussis, two big servers coming back after serious injuries and who will face each other in the fourth round. Philippoussis was the first man to reach the round of 16, serving 33 aces and beating Nicolas Kiefer 3-6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-2. Krajicek, the 1996 champion, swept to a 7-6 (5), 6-4, 6-2 victory over Thailand's Paradorn Srichaphan, who beat Agassi in the second round. Philippoussis and Krajicek are both serve and volleyers, and the Dutch player doesn't expect to see many rallies. "I'm not going to stay back on my first or second serve, and neither is he," said Krajicek. (AP)
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Most tourists go to Spain stuck in the same tired and worn formula for vacation success: disembark plane, take care of the car rental, get settled into the hotel then head to the beach. Some visitors might prefer hitting the museums and seeing some of Spain's world renown art. If this describes you, you can't afford to miss one of Spain's lesser heralded art masters- Joaquín Sorolla.
Anyone with a rudimentary understanding of Spanish art knows the big names: Picasso, Goya, Dalí and Gaudí. However, maybe Picasso's cubism and surrealism never made sense to you. Perhaps Goya's dark, disturbing and warped works tempered in mental illness are too heavy and creepy for you. Moreover, Dalí's and Gaudí's psychedelic investigations make your brain hurt wondering what happened to reality. In this case, Joaquín Sorolla comes to the rescue. He doesn't command the attention that other superstars of the art scene do, but he might arguably represent Spain the best.
Sorolla was born in Valencia, Spain in 1863. He became known for his excellent ability to paint landscapes, portraits and grandiose works regarding historical and social themes. Sorolla would come to dearly love Valencia, its beaches, Mediterranean landscapes and people, which would later become the subjects of some of his finest works. In 1888 Sorolla married Clotilde García del Castillo and would later father three children: María, Joaquín and Elena. Sorolla and his family would move from Valencia to Madrid in 1890.
After moving to Madrid, Sorolla's career really began to take off. He bought a large house and studio in the center of Madrid that became his workshop. The home is a historic landmark today and is a museum open to the public, dedicated to Sorolla's life and works. It was from this house that he launched his most successful projects. He canvases began displaying at international exhibitions in Berlin, Chicago, Paris, Venice, Munich and Madrid of course. In 1892 he won first place at the Chicago International Exhibition for Another Marguerite. This achievement helped build his name internationally, leading to becoming a member of The Hispanic Society of America in New York City.
Sorolla met Archer Milton Huntington who made Sorolla a member of The Hispanic Society. In 1909, Huntington invited Sorolla to exhibit in New York City. He would stay there for five months and paint more than twenty paintings. The experience would prove invaluable as later that year Sorolla would go to the White House and paint a portrait of William Howard Taft. This led to further fame, when Sorolla exhibited over 160 paintings at the Art Institute of Chicago in 1911. However, these are not the paintings Sorolla is most well known for.
Although Sorolla would travel to all the parts of Spain, painting various cities and provinces, his heart always stayed with Valencia. He cherished painting beach scenes and landscapes of small towns like Elche, along the Mediterranean coast. When you see these dreamy, light and airy paintings you feel the essence of Spain breeze through your soul. You suddenly have an ethereal understanding for the fascination of the Mediterranean beaches and coastline. His paintings of Valencia not only do justice for the heart and soul of Spain, but they bring harmony to the soul and spirit of even the most casual fan of the arts. To see some examples of Sorolla's work, please visit this website.


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A new report from the Community Affairs offices of the Federal Reserve System and the Brookings Institution examines the issue of concentrated poverty.
The Enduring Challenge of Concentrated Poverty in America: Case Studies from Communities Across the U.S. profiles 16 high-poverty communities, including immigrant gateway, Native American, urban and rural communities.
One of the case studies focuses on Holmes County, Miss., located in the district served by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. With a poverty rate that stood at more than 41 percent in 2000, Holmes County is both geographically and economically isolated. It has lost many jobs during past decades—and continues to do so.
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Former addict urges parents to say 'yes' to talking about drugs with their teens
It's time to say "yes" to our teenage children by opening up and talking about alcohol and other drug use, according to William C. Moyers, vice president of foundation relations with Hazelden addiction treatment centers.
"We have to talk,'' Moyers told a mixed audience of parents, educators and treatment professionals this week at Project Turnabout in Granite Falls.
Moyers, 51, is a single father who told the story of his own addiction in his 2006 memoir "Broken.'' He authored it 26 years after making the national news for a drunken burglary in New York City as the son of nationally known journalist William Moyers.
A native of Wilmer, Texas, the younger Moyers began experimenting with marijuana and beer in high school at age 17. He didn't begin his journey of recovery until Oct. 12, 1994, when he was 35 years old. Four days previous he had kissed his wife, two young children and a promising career as a journalist with CNN "goodbye" for the sake of his addiction. It led him to the squalor of a crack house in a violent-prone area of Atlanta, Ga., where two sheriff's deputies pulled him away thanks to an intervention by those who loved him.
Moyers said he believes he is among those who have a genetic disposition to addiction. His youthful experimentation with alcohol and other drugs led to a "baffling'' loss of control over his own life.
"No one could explain what I had done, and that's the point. Not all will end up like me, but the point is: They might,'' he said during Tuesday evening's presentation in Granite Falls.
Moyers, who has been with the Minnesota-founded Hazelden addiction treatment centers since 1996, was a special speaker Tuesday at Project Turnabout.
Project Turnabout was founded in the 1970s as a treatment center for drug and alcohol abuse, and for the past several years has also offered the Vanguard program for compulsive gambling. The main campus is in Granite Falls, and other services are offered in Willmar, Redwood Falls and Marshall.
The risks for young people are far greater today than when he started using in 1975, Moyers said.
Marijuana is 10, 20 and 30 times more potent today than 25 years ago. Cocaine is one-half the cost, and is as prevalent in rural areas as urban. Club drugs such as Ecstasy and GHB did not exist 10 years ago, he said.
Sweetened alcoholic beverages tailored for young tastes are everywhere. Madison Avenue has never done a better job of equating alcohol with beautiful women, handsome men and fun.
"We had it easy compared to what our children and our grandchildren, our students and our young people face,'' he said.
If we don't want to talk to young people about drugs, know that others are, he warned. Thanks to the Internet, never has the solicitation been more ubiquitous, according to Moyers. Internet chat rooms extolling marijuana use and online pharmacies hawking drugs are pervasive.
If these aren't reasons to open up and talk frankly to young people about alcohol and drugs, then consider the most important reason. "Our children want us to,'' said Moyers.
He cited Hazelden's Four Generation survey that found that 75 percent of teenagers said they would turn to their parents as their number one source of advice on alcohol and drugs.
Moyers is the father of two sons, ages 18 and 16½, and a daughter about to turn 14 "going on 21.'' He said he speaks openly with all three about drugs. He rewards each on their birthdays with medallions to recognize them for steering clear of alcohol and other drugs.
He also makes it known to them: "If they develop a problem, it's OK to come to me for help.''
Moyers said his parents gave him unconditional love while he was growing up. Dinner time conversations ranged from the war in Vietnam to Watergate and the music of the Beatles and Rolling Stones. Drugs and alcohol were never discussed, even though he later learned that his uncle died at age 39 in 1967 from an overdose of prescription medicine.
Moyers said he can't know whether his life would have been different had the family talked openly about substance use and abuse. He suggested that knowing about the history of addiction in his own family might have mattered.
"We have to take a chance by talking about it,'' he said, while also acknowledging the challenge. Sixty-three percent of the parents surveyed by Hazelden reported that their parents had said "nothing'' to them about their use of alcohol or other drugs.


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Carlo Ferro is Executive Vice President, Finance, Legal, Infrastructure and Services, and Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of STMicroelectronics. He has held the CFO position at ST since May 2003, with temporary suspension during his tenure at
ST-Ericsson, where he first served as Chief Operating Officer (February 2012 – March 2013) and President and Chief Executive Officer from April 2013 through April 2014, leading the re-organization to split up the joint-venture business and resources to the two shareholders ST and Ericsson and wind down the JV.
Since August 2013, Ferro's overall responsibilities at ST have been encompassing, in addition to Finance and Control, Central Operational Planning, Global Procurement, Legal, Intellectual Property, Information and Communication Technology, Investor Relations, and Public Affairs in Italy. Ferro is a member of ST's Corporate Strategic Committee and, since 2015, he has served as the President of ST Italy.
From 1992 to 1996, Ferro gained extensive experience in Planning and Control, Corporate Finance and M&A at Finmeccanica, the leading Italian high-tech engineering and manufacturing group and a former shareholder of STMicroelectronics. Over the next three years he held executive positions for Elsag Bailey Process Automation NV, a global leader in process control listed at NYSE, first as Vice President for Strategic Planning, and later as Vice President for Planning and Control and Principal Financial Officer. In 1999, Ferro joined ST as Group Vice President Corporate Finance. In 2002, he became Deputy CFO, and was promoted to Chief Financial Officer in 2003. His responsibilities have been extended to include Corporate Infrastructure and Services in 2011.
Ferro sits on the Board of Directors of STS, the Company's manufacturing joint venture in China, and holds board memberships at ST's affiliates in France and Italy. He served as Chairman of Incard SA and sole Managing Director of ST Service Srl and as Board Member and Chairman of the Audit Committee of various companies in which ST held an equity interest.
Carlo Ferro, a Swiss and Italian citizen, was born in Savona, Italy, in 1961 and graduated in Business and Economics from the LUISS Guido Carli University in Rome, where he served as a professor of Planning and Control until 1996 and as an associate professor of Finance from 2008 through 2011. He is a Certified Public Accountant in Italy. He is a member of the Advisory Board of foreign investors for the Italian Confindustria.


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|Christopher K. Morzano, Wen Li
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This application is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 11/187,058, filed Jul. 22, 2005, which is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/617,246, filed Jul 9, 2003, U.S. Pat. No. 6,922,367.
This invention relates to memory devices, and, more particularly to a circuit and method for strobing multiple bits of write data into a double data rate memory device.
Memory devices, such as dynamic random access memory ("DRAM") devices, are commonly used in a wide variety of applications, including personal computers. A great deal of effort has been devoted, and is continuing to be devoted, to increasing the speed at which memory devices are able to read and write data. Initially, memory devices operated asynchronously, and a single set of data were read from or written to the memory device responsive to a set of memory commands. The data bandwidth of memory devices were subsequently increased by reading and writing data in synchronism with a clock signal. Synchronously reading and writing data also allowed for other advances in the data bandwidth of memory devices, such as burst mode and page mode DRAMs, in which a large amount of data could be transferred with a single memory command.
Synchronous memory devices such as DRAMs initially transferred data in synchronism with one edge (either rising or falling) of a clock signal each clock cycle. However, with increases in the widths of data paths in synchronous memory devices, it subsequently became possible to transfer data in synchronism with both the rising edge and the falling edge of each clock cycle. As a result, these "double data rate" ("DDR") memory devices transferred data twice each clock cycle. When data is read from or written to a DDR memory device, the data registered with both edges of the clock signal are internally transferred in a single read or write operation. Therefore, although DDR memory devices support twice the data bandwidth of a conventional synchronous memory device, they operate internally at the same speed as a conventional memory device. DDR memory devices are able to provide twice the data bandwidth compared to conventional synchronous memory devices because they have internal data paths that are twice as wide as the data paths in conventional memory devices.
In an attempt to further increase the data bandwidth of memory devices, DDR2 memory devices have been developed. Date are transferred to or from DDR2 memory devices on each edge of two adjacent clock cycles, although, like conventional DDR memory device, data are transferred internally over a relatively wide data path in a single read or write operation. Thus, DDR2 memory devices have twice the data bandwidth of conventional DDR memory devices, which are now known as "DDR1" memory devices.
At high operating speeds, the timing of a data strobe ("DS") signal, which is used to capture write data at data bus terminals can vary somewhat. Therefore, in practice, a data strobe window exists during which data strobe signals are considered valid. The DS window is centered on each edge of a pair of DS pulses and extend before and after each edge by � clock period. During each of these windows, the data applied to a data bus terminal of the memory device must be considered valid.
One problem that may exist with DDR2 memory devices is that noise on the DS line in a "preamble" prior to the first DS pulse may be misinterpreted as a DS pulse, particularly where the DS pulse is substantially delayed relative to the data. As a result, the first and second edges of the first DS pulse, (i.e., DS0 and DS1) will be interpreted as the third and fourth data strobe transitions DS2 and DS3, and the true DS2 and DS3 transitions will be ignored. Under these circumstances, the incorrect write data may be strobed into the memory device.
There is therefore a need for a circuit and method that is substantially immune to noise on the data strobe line of DDR2 memory devices to avoid capturing spurious data.
A data strobe synchronization circuit generates first data strobe signals responsive to global data strobe signals, but does not generate a second data strobe signal responsive to a global data strobe signal until a write control signal is generated. The data strobe signals are used to store respective samples of a data signal in respective storage devices so that data signal samples obtained responsive to the first data strobe signals are overwritten with data signal samples obtained responsive to subsequent data strobe signals. When the write control signal is generated, the first data strobe signals are no longer generated responsive to the global data strobe signals. As a result, a data signal sample last obtained prior to the write control signal being generated is saved and a data signal sample obtained after the write control signal is saved.
One embodiment of a data strobe circuit 10 that is insensitive to noise on data strobe lines and thus captures write data responsive only to valid data strobes is shown in
With reference to
The data input latch circuit 18 includes 4 flip-flops 22, 24, 26, 28 each of which includes a data ("D") input coupled to a respective DQPAD line. The DQPAD lines to of all of the flip-flops 22-28 are coupled to a common data bus terminal (not shown). The flip-flops 22-28 are clocked by a respective data strobe signal, DSA, DSAi, DSB, DSBi, where the "i" designates a complement signal. Thus, DSAi is the complement of DSA. As explained below, the DSA, DSAi, DSB and DSBi signals are generated by the data strobe input circuit 14. The DSA signal is the data strobe for the first data bit, the DSAi signal is the data strobe for the second data bit, the DSB signal is the data strobe for the third data bit, and the DSBi signal is the data strobe for the fourth data bit. Thus, after all of these data strobe signals have occurred, the collective write data for a single write cycle are captured by the flip-flops 22-28.
The first and second write data bits are applied as Ldin0 and Ldin1 signals to the data inputs of respective flip-flops 32, 34. The flip-flops 32, 34 are clocked by a Write1 signal, which is conventionally generated in DDR2 memory devices one clock cycle before the write data are written to an array of memory cells in the memory device. The flip-flops 32, 34 then output respective first and second bits of write data, Din0 and Din1, respectively. The third and fourth bits of write data, Din2 and Din3, are output directly from the flip-flops 26, 28 at about the same time that the Write1 signal becomes active. The flip-flops 32, 34 are used to output the first and second bits of write data to the memory array so that all four bits of write data will be presented to the memory array at substantially the same time.
As mentioned previously, the data input latch circuit 18 generates the data strobe signals, DSA, DSAi, DSB and DSBi at the proper time, and it does so in a manner that does not result in the capture of data responsive to noise signals. The DSA signal is generated by an inverter 40 from its complimentary DSAi signal, and the DSB signal is similarly generated by an inverter 42 from its complimentary DSBi signal. The DSAi and DSBi signals are, in turn, generated by respective logic circuits 46, 48. The function of the logic circuits 46, 48 is to pass a global data strobe DS signal whenever the logic circuit 46, 48 is enabled by a high enable data strobe input ("EDSIN") signal and either the logic circuit 46 or the logic circuit 48 is selected by a high ENA or ENB signal, respectively.
One embodiment of the logic circuit 46, 48 is illustrated in
The other input to the NAND gate 50 is coupled to the output of a multiplexer 52 that receives the data strobe DS signal at its data input and is enabled by an active high MUXN signal and an active low MUXP signal. As shown in
Returning to
The flip-flop 60 is reset by a high at the output of a NAND gate 64, which occurs whenever either input to the NAND gate 64 is low. An active low enable data strobe ENDSi signal is normally low, so an inverter 66 normally enables the NAND gate 64. The other input to the NAND gate 64 is coupled to a pulse generator 68, which outputs a low-going pulse responsive to a rising edge of the DSBi signal. As explained above, the DSBi signal is generated by the logic circuit 48, and it transitions high upon strobing the fourth data bit into the flip-flop 28. Thus, the flip-flop 60 is reset to enable the logic circuit 46 when the logic circuit 48 outputs the data strobe signal DSBi to strobe the fourth bit of data.
The flip-flop 60 is clocked by a DSC signal at the output of a NOR gate 70. The signal applied to the data D input of the flip-flop 60 is the ENA signal that is generated at the Qi output of the flip-flip 60. Therefore, the flip-flop 60 toggles when clocked by the output of the DSC signal. The NOR gate 70 is enabled by an active low Write2 i signal, which is generated 2 clock periods before data are written to a memory array in a memory device containing the data strobe circuit 10. When enabled 2 clock periods before a data write operation, the flip-flop 60 is clocked by a pulse from a pulse generator 74, which occurs on the rising edge of the DSAi signal. As explained above, the DSAi signal is used to latch the second bit of data into the flip-flop 24. The DSAi signal transitions high when the DS signal applied to the logic circuit 46 transitions low and the logic circuit 46 is enabled. Thus, the logic circuit 46 is initially enabled so that the DSA and DSAi signals are continuously generated from the DS signal. The trailing edges of the DSAi pulses cause the pulse generator 74 to apply respective pulses to the NOR gate 70. However, these pulses are ignored until 2 clock periods before a write operation because the Write2 i signal is inactive high. When the Write2 i signal becomes active low, the rising edge of the next DSAi pulse causes a DSC pulse to be generated, which toggles the flip-flop 60 to enable the logic circuit 48. The logic circuit 48 then generates the DSB and DSBi signals from the next two transitions of the DS signal. As previously explained, these DSB and DSBi signals latch the third and fourth bits of data into the flip-flops 26, 28, respectively. The rising edge of the DSBi signal used to latch the fourth bit of data triggers the pulse generator 68 to generate a pulse that resets the flip-flop 60 to again enable the logic circuit 46. In summary, when the Write2 i signal becomes active, the data strobe circuit 10 strobes the two bits of data into the flip-flops 22, 24, respectively, on the last two DS transitions prior to the Write2 i signal becoming active. The data strobe circuit 10 then strobes the next two bits of data into the flip-flops 26, 28, respectively.
As mentioned above the logic circuits 46, 48 are enabled by an EDSIN signal applied to their Si inputs. The EDSIN signal is generated by a flip-flop 80 formed by two NOR gates 84, 86, the output of which is coupled through an inverter 90. The flip-flop 80 is set to enable the logic circuit 46, 48 by applying a high data strobe write enable DSWE signal to the NOR gate 84. The flip-flop 80 is reset the disable the logic circuits 46, 48 and reset their outputs high either applying an active low BRSTi signal to an inverter 94 or by applying an inactive high ENDSi signal to the NOR gate 86. However, as mentioned above, the ENDSi signal is normally active low during the operation of the data strobe circuit 10, so the NOR gate 86 is normally enabled. A low transitioning BRSTi pulse, which resets the flip-flop 80, is generated at the output of the pulse generator 68 whenever the DSBi signal transitions high. As previously explained, this occurs when the fourth bit of data is latched into the flip-flop 28. However, since the DSWE is normally high when the data strobe circuit 10 is active, these BRSTi pulses do not reset the flip-flop 80 to disable the logic circuits 46, 48. However, when the data strobe circuit 10 is to be disabled for a write operation, the DSWE signal transitions low to allow the BRSTi pulse to be generated when the fourth bit of data has been strobed into the flip-flop 28.
The operation of the entire data strobe circuit 10 will now be explained with reference to the timing diagram shown in
The manner in which the data strobe circuit 10 is insensitive to noise pulses on the data strobe line DS will now be explained with reference to
One embodiment of a memory device using the data strobe circuit 10 of
Associated with each of the memory arrays 120, 122 is a respective row address latch 126, which stores the row address, and a row decoder 128, which applies various signals to its respective array 120 or 122 as a function of the stored row address. These signals include word line voltages that activate respective rows of memory cells in the memory arrays 120, 122. The row address multiplexer 118 also couples row addresses to the row address latches 126 for the purpose of refreshing the memory cells in the arrays 120, 122. The row addresses are generated for refresh purposes by a refresh counter 130, which is controlled by a refresh controller 132.
After the row address has been applied to the address register 112 and stored in one of the row address latches 126, a column address is applied to the address register 112. The address register 112 couples the column address to a column address latch 140. Depending on the operating mode of the SDRAM 100, the column address is either coupled through a burst counter 142 to a column address buffer 144, or to the burst counter 142 which applies a sequence of column addresses to the column address buffer 144 starting at the column address output by the address register 112. In either case, the column address buffer 144 applies a column address to a column decoder 148 which applies various signals to respective sense amplifiers and associated column circuitry 150, 152 for the respective arrays 120, 122.
Data to be read from one of the arrays 120, 122 is coupled to the column circuitry 150, 152 for one of the arrays 120, 122, respectively. The data is then coupled through a read data path 154 to a data output register 156, which applies the data to a data bus 158.
Data to be written to one of the arrays 120, 122 is coupled from the data bus 158 through a data input register 160 and a write data path 162 to the column circuitry 150, 152 where it is transferred to one of the arrays 120, 122, respectively. The data strobe circuit 10 is coupled to the data input register 160 to latch four bits of data sequentially applied to the data bus 158 responsive to an externally generated data strobe ("DS") signal. These four bits of data are then coupled through the write data path 162 to the column circuitry 150, 152. A mask register 164 may be used to selectively alter the flow of data into and out of the column circuitry 150, 152, such as by selectively masking data to be read from the arrays 120, 122.
The above-described operation of the SDRAM 100 is controlled by a command decoder 168 responsive to command signals received on a control bus 170. These high level command signals, which are typically generated by a memory controller (not shown in
From the foregoing it will be appreciated that, although specific embodiments of the invention have been described herein for purposes of illustration, various modifications may be made without deviating from the spirit and scope of the invention. Accordingly, the invention is not limited except as by the appended claims.
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