Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "SDRAM controller",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Electronicstalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release ARM tools are optimised for Atmel MCU from
Crossware Products, which we summarised at the time by saying "Development suite allows developers to rapidly exploit the advanced features of the Atmel AT91SAM9263".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release Microcontroller drives colour displays from
Toshiba Electronics Europe: "Low-power 32bit MCU combines high-level processing, high-capacity memory and a colour LCD controller in a compact 20 x 20mm package".
In April 2007, we covered the news from Oxford Semiconductor
concerning its OXE800
- take a look at NAS controllers are easy to interface
which says: "Network-attached storage controllers integrate Gigabit Ethernet MAC and PCI ports, making them accessible to client devices connected via Ethernet or 802.11 Wi-Fi networks".
Take a look also at the news release from Mosaid, Memory controller and PLL IP move down to 65nm,
as well as Amba Platform IP runs on structured ASICs from eASIC Corp,
and PowerPC SoC embeds more functions from AMCC.
See also:
Memory PHY puts ASICs in touch with SDRAM
(October 2006)
Complete DDR/DDR2 SDRAM solution with speeds up to 667Mbit/s combines a DDR/DDR2 PHY and DDR/DDR2 SDRAM controller cores for use on all CX6000 structured ASIC products
PowerPC-based cPCI board boasts more flexible I/O
(August 2006)
6U CompactPCI single board computer uses a 1GHz MPC7447A or 1.4GHz MPC7448 Freescale processor and extensive I/O ports for improved performance and flexible, rugged functionality
IP cores are tailored for top-performing FPGAs
(June 2006)
Lattice Semiconductor has released an extensive intellectual property (IP) portfolio for its LatticeSC Extreme Performance FPGA family
Storage processor drives HP's new server
(July 2005)
The AMCC PowerPC 440SP storage processor has been designed into the new HP ProLiant P600 Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) controller
PowerPC takes turbo security engine onboard
(May 2005)
The 440GRx and 440EPx are the first low-cost low-power security-enabled 400 series PowerPC processors
MIPS-based processor scales down to 90nm process
(March 2005)
A new 64bit single-chip MIPS-based RISC microprocessor is the first embedded PCI-based device to use Toshiba's industry-leading 90nm process technology and the proprietary TX49/H4 400MHz CPU core
MCU portfolio runs from toys to high-end control
(November 2004)
Sharp Microelectronics now offers a total of nine microcontrollers under the name BlueStreak
Library brings together high quality IP cores
(October 2004)
The first public version of the GRLIB IP library has been released
ARM-based SoCs add Ethernet and USB connectivity
(June 2004)
Two new ARM-based microcontrollers support enhanced network and system interoperability
System components accelerate SoC throughput
(June 2004)
Three new products support ARM11 family-class processors that use the Amba AXI interface specification
DSL chipsets gain security support
(May 2004)
Intoto has ported its iGateway comprehensive platform of firewall and VPN security software into the LSI Logic production-ready HomeBase family of digital subscriber line gateway products
Kit puts embedded PCI cores to work
(May 2004)
The PCI-484 Reference Development Kit (RDK) supports the recently announced, low-power QuickPCI family of devices
Chipsets upgrade to next-generation ADSL
(November 2003)
Three new ADSL2 and ADSL2+ capable network processors are designed to provide high-performance cost-effective solutions for an entire spectrum of ADSL customer premise equipment manufacturers
FPGA interface boosts DIMM bandwidth
(November 2003)
Altera and Micron Technology have developed the industry's first 400Mbit/s double datarate SDRAM dual inline memory module interface for FPGAs
High-level IP integration shortens design time
(October 2003)
ARM926EJ-S System CoreWare intellectual property has been added to LSI Logic's IP library
ARM-based MCUs provide easy intro to 32bit power
(June 2003)
Oki Electric has developed two new series of ARM CPU-based 32bit microcontrollers - the ML674001 series and the ML675001
RISC processor embeds more functions
(April 2003)
A new 64bit RISC MPU offers high performance with space, power and cost savings in applications where Ethernet connectivity and high-speed, high-capacity data and program storage are required
Comms processor takes security onboard
(April 2003)
The RC32365 Interprise Access integrated communications processor features hardware-accelerated Internet protocol security
Synchronous DRAMs take temperature extremes
(August 2002)
New from Sunrise Electronics is a range of high-performance wide-temperature-range synchronous DRAM devices for use in automotive GPS, remote communications, and industrial applications
Comms processor rips into next-generation networks
(July 2002)
Motorola has revealed details of its first PowerQUICC III SoC product implementation, the MPC8560
EtherMap Sonet transport range extended
(July 2002)
The latest EtherMap-48 device brings together EtherMap, Sonet/SDH transport and EoS mapping
Development platform speeds gateway designs
(June 2002)
IDT and Jungo Software Technologies have jointly developed a platform optimised for wireless LAN, and SOHO and residential gateways
64bit processor puts life into 32bit applications
(March 2002)
Toshiba's latest 64bit MIPS-based embedded processor combines high levels of peripheral integration with flexible external memory support to deliver a cost-effective alternative to 32bit processors
MCUs make for easier network integration
(January 2002)
New IBM PPC405 microcontrollers from Sequoia, with up to four on-chip Ethernet ports, together with PCI and HDLC controllers, make networking easier to integrate into a system
PowerPC cores available as IP for CPLDs
(June 2001)
Cypress Semiconductor and Eureka Technology have announced the immediate availability of Eureka's suite of PowerPC IP cores for the Cypress Delta39K family of complex programmable logic devices
Leo aims at European navigation applications
(February 2001)
Fujitsu Microelectronics Europe is releasing its Leo FR-V (Fujitsu RISC-VLIW) chip, based on the FR-V architecture announced last year