Application Specific DRAMs
DRAMs have historically been high volume, standard, commodity
memories. Today with many high volume applications having differing
requirements, DRAMs are becoming more application specific. This talk
discusses a variety of application specific DRAMs including: those
with high speed interfaces such as the DDR and DDRII SDRAM; DRAMs with
low power internal design techniques for use in battery operated
systems; DRAMs with graphics enhancements such as high speed
point-to-point interfaces and various internal graphics functions;
DRAMs for networking such as ternary CAMs, SRAM look-alike DRAMs with
pseudo-static operation for both high performance networking and
battery operated asynchronous and synchronous applications; and low
voltage power supply DRAMs.
About the Speaker
Betty Prince
Betty Prince is CEO of Memory Strategies International and is author
of the books: "Emerging Memories Technologies and Trends" (Kluwer
Academic, 2002), "High Performance Memories" (John Wiley & Sons,
1999), and Semiconductor Memories, 2nd Ed." (John Wiley & Sons, 1992).
Prior to founding MSI in 1994, she worked in memory engineering and
marketing management at TI, Motorola, Philips, RCA, and Fairchild.
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