LOW LATENCY LOGICAL UNIT FOR A MEMORY SYSTEM

原文（中国語）

Methods, systems, and devices for low latency logical (L3A) unit for a memory system are described. For example, a logical unit, such as an L3Alogical unit or L3A logical unit number (LUN), may include a storage area for storing information for system swap operations, including, for example, a logical-block-address (LBA) range for one or more single-level-cells (SLCs). The logical unit may include a logical-to-physical (L2P) mapping table stored in a local memory of a memory system controller, such as in static random access memory (SRAM). In some examples, a reserved storage area may be overprovisioned, and the logical unit may be associated with a higher priority and a larger granularity than one or more other logical units. Further, one or more read-only (RO) descriptors stored to one or more registers, one or more provisioning parameters, or both, may be defined for the logical unit.