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XDR DRAM

XDR DRAM is a high performance RAM with clocking in at 3.2GHz, providing up to 6.4 GB/sec bandwidth. The XDR solution was engineered to be effective in small high-bandwidth consumer systems as well as in high-performance main memory applications. Rambus owns the technology.


  • Memory physical description
    • 1 to 16 bit native data bus widths
    • 8 bank memory architecture
    • Point-to-point data interconnect
    • CSP packaging
  • Highest pin bandwidth
    • 3.2 to 6.4 GHz clockspeed
    • Octal Data Rate (ODR) signaling
    • Bi-directional differential RSL (DRSL)
    • Programmable on-chip termination
    • Adaptive impedance matching
  • Highest sustained device bandwidth
    • 6.4 to 12.8 GB/sec sustained data rate for x16 data bus width device
    • Up to 4 Bank-interleaved transactions at full bandwidth
    • Dynamic request scheduling
    • Early-read-after-write support for maximum efficiency
    • Zero overhead refresh
  • Low latency
    • 1.25/2.0/2.5/3.33 ns request packets
  • Low power
    • 1.8V Vdd
    • Programmable ultra-low-voltage DRSL 200mV swing
    • Low-power PLL/DLL design
    • Power-down self-refresh support
    • Dynamic data width support with dynamic clock gating
    • Per pin I/O power-down
    • Sub-page activation support
  • Ease in system design
    • Per bit FlexPhase circuits compensate to a 2.5ps resolution
    • XDR Interconnect uses minimum pin count







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