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To: wily who wrote (152167)	12/12/2001 1:31:06 AM
From: Paul Engel	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Wily - Re: "I'm computer-circuitry-challenged: If the write pulse time is 40ns, what is the write latency and how does this compare to DRAM? Am I asking the right question?" That's a pertinent question. The 40 nS write pulse is rather long compared to fast synchronous DRAMs or DDR - but it is quite a bit faster than Flash write timing (a rather slow process that can take milliseconds). Latency generally refers to the delays associated with reading the first - or the first in a stream - memory location including address generation, address loading, (RAS/CAS assertion, etc.) - that is - how long does it take to get the data once the data is requested. Paul Paul