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To: John Walliker who wrote (52640)9/6/2000 12:25:18 AM
From: Bilow  Read Replies (2) of 93625
 
Hi John Walliker; Re: "Which of the many links you posted contains the worst case oscilloscope images and simulation results?"

Worst case simulation results:

Sheets 10:
inqst.com

Pages 44, 45, 54, (also, take a look at page 66):
inqst.com

Of course an oscilloscope image cannot be worst case, except, perhaps, when you prototype out of spec parts. They have lots of examples of that, and plenty of o-scope traces. These engineers are not morons, there are a lot more companies involved with DDR than ever got involved with RDRAM. There are a lot more DDR chipsets coming out than RDRAM chipsets, and a lot more memory makers have announced DDR memory chips than have announced RDRAM memory chips.

-- Carl

P.S. Also of interest with regard to Vref:
inqst.com

Simulation models, for DDR, from Micron:
micron.com
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