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To: cordob who wrote (76739)	8/4/2001 9:17:47 PM
From: jim kelley	Respond to of 93625

Perhaps, just you will disappear. :)

To: cordob who wrote (76739)	8/5/2001 5:07:18 PM
From: Bilow	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93625

Hi cordob; Philips supports SDRAM not RDRAM in their RSP (Rapid Silicon Prototyping) design system: A Design Style to simplify IP Integration and Verification Richard Foster, VLSI Technology, Inc., Philips US Website ... Figure 3: RSP7 ASIC Block Diagram SDRAM SDRAM Ctrl ... www-us4.semiconductors.com -- Carl P.S. I'm exploring the link you gave at the Fool: boards.fool.com I've found a lot of references to obsolete memory types (i.e. EDO and FPM). I've got the impression that some of this technology is a bit dated. I'll write up a more complete document later. In particular, I'll look around for Nexperia design wins. I see that you got it by doing a search for "RDRAM" at the Philips website, did you also do a search for DDR? (LOL!!!)