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To: BUGGI-WO who wrote (3299)	2/7/2008 3:48:36 AM
From: BUGGI-WO	Respond to of 4590

@PCM - module Looks like Intel build in some redundancy - like others, of course. 7 big line left with 4 blocks = 28 blocks left and 28 blocks right = 56 blocks. The last line are 8 half blocks which give 4 full blocks = 60 blocks. Because its a 128Mbit DIE, I assume Intel needs 128/2 = 64 Blocks a 2Mbit. In the first line there are 4 half blocks which give 2 full blocks = 62 blocks and on the right side are 3 full blocks + 1/2 block = 65,5 blocks vs. 64 needed => redundancy = ca. 2%. BUGGI