Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "SDRAM memory",
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 IP integration provides bandwidth for digital TV from
Synopsys, which we summarised at the time by saying "The integration of the DesignWare DDR Protocol Controller IP and the Arteris NoC solution provide designers with memory traffic bandwidth and quality of service".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release ADCs and FPGA enhance multiband transceiver from
Pentek: "Pentek has significantly boosted analogue performance in the Model 7141 so that the signal-to-noise ratio and the spurious free dynamic range are improved".
In December 2007, we covered the news from MEN Mikro Elektronik
concerning its A17
- take a look at VMEbus board accelerates data throughput
which says: "Advanced technology offers exceptional performance levels while maintaining backwards compatibility with older standards, such as VME64X and VME".
Take a look also at the news release from Kozio, Software supports custom PowerPC designs,
as well as Memory controller and PLL IP move down to 65nm from Mosaid,
and DSP cuts power to new lows from Texas Instruments (April 2006-).
See also:
Speedy FPGAs keep up with DDR2 SDRAMs
(February 2006)
The Stratix II device family is qualified to support the 667Mbit/s DDR2 SDRAM interface datarate, which will be standardised later this year
Signalling and gateway blades switch to ATCA
(January 2006)
The ATCA-based SpiderWareSS7 signalling blade and SpiderWareSG signalling gateway boast twice the signalling density and line utilisation of competing signalling and gateway blades
FPGA-based mezzanine card adds CameraLink
(October 2005)
The CAML-MOD3 is a CameraLink adapter module for Vmetro's high performance Xilinx Virtex II Pro based PMC-FPGA03 PMC module
Mezzanine card expands protocol processing
(October 2005)
The Pm8540 is a ProcessorPMC protocol and packet processing engine for telecomms infrastructure applications
Blade and mezzanine card make the most of PowerPC
(June 2005)
Artesyn Communication Products has released two enhanced telecomms infrastructure products based on Freescale's advanced MPC7448 PowerPC processor
Half-size CPU aims for industrial applications
(May 2005)
The new long lifetime JUKI-6770 PCISA single board computer is based on the socket-479 Intel Pentium M or Celeron M processors up to 400MHz front side bus
Embedded Celeron boards are a cool option
(April 2005)
The SpacePC 1450, 1451, 1453 and 1850 CPU modules are ruggedly designed single board computers ideally suited for mobile embedded computing applications
PMC hosts complete software radio transceiver
(March 2005)
Pentek has released a complete software radio transceiver module suitable for connection to IF or RF ports of a communication system
Telecomms blade features up to six PowerPCs
(January 2005)
The KatanaPPB is billed as the industry's fastest AdvancedTCA multiprocessor telecomms blade
Latest platform is available to license
(October 2004)
ARM has released the latest PrimeXsys Platform based on the ARM1176JZF-S 32bit processor core to its lead partner, STMicroelectronics
PowerPC SBC range ramps up to 1GHz
(September 2004)
Thales Computers has released a 1GHz version of its PowerEngine7 series of single-board computers (SBCs)
Frugal processor powers long-life Chinese notebook
(September 2004)
Available now in China, the ultraportable Amoi NBPC V3 notebook is powered by the Transmeta Efficeon processor, ushering in a new era of efficient computing in China
Processor blade boasts ten Gigabit Ethernet ports
(June 2004)
The KatanaQp is a new AdvancedTCA (ATCA) processor blade for telecomms infrastructure applications
SoC controls broadband passive optical networking
(June 2004)
A new device from Freescale Semiconductor is billed as the industry's first SoC solution for broadband passive optical networking (B-PON)
Cores speed interface to DDR-2 memory
(June 2004)
A new physical layer memory interface aims to save customers months of development time while improving product performance with the industry's highest speed DDR-2 SDRAM technology
Motherboard showcase in Hanover
(March 2004)
At CeBIT 2004 in Hanover, QDI will showcase products built on the new Intel Grantsdale chipset, the latest Prescott platform, the AMD K8 platform as well the mainstream K7 platform
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
Processor to power wireless gateways
(July 2003)
Delivering performance up to 180MHz, the RC32336 Interprise processor offers increased functionality and integration, allowing for connectivity to a wide range of networking devices
PowerPC single board computers gain RTOS support
(July 2003)
Dy 4 Systems has worked with Green Hills Software to offer the high-reliability Integrity RTOS on a range of rugged PowerPC single board computers, including support for the SVME/DMV-181
Long-life motherboards gain new options
(May 2003)
Radisys has released five new Intel processor-based motherboards: four using dual Xeon processors and the other based on the Pentium 4
Board range gains Linux support
(April 2003)
Dy 4 Systems has a Linux software development kit (SDK) for its SVME/DMV-181 single board computer and the Champ range of PowerPC-based DSP products
Latest PowerPC boosts SBC processing, cuts power
(February 2003)
The PowerEngine7 series is based on the latest IBM PowerPC 750FX processor, and is claimed to deliver higher performance and lower power consumption than any other board on the market
Core interfaces SoCs with DDR SDRAM
(October 2002)
The LSI Logic DDR core, which greatly simplifies ASIC design for interfaces to DDR SDRAM, reaches datarates up to 400Mbit/s per pin at 200MHz
Four PowerPCs put board on top of VMEbus
(October 2002)
Thales Computers has added new high-end computing nodes to its family of quad PowerPC (G4) VME systems
Embedded server takes four networks onboard
(June 2002)
The FES-4203 Force embedded server board features dual Intel Xeon processors and quadruple Gigabit Ethernet interfaces
Regulator for DDR memories cuts system cost
(March 2002)
National Semiconductor has a high-performance regulator for double-datarate (DDR) memory termination supply it claims reduces system cost by 60% for PCs, games and information appliances
Pentium III CPU boosts CompactPCI systems
(November 2001)
With the new compact CP603 board, PEP Modular Computers reckons it's setting a new milestone in the performance of CompactPCI CPUs
64bit processor bristles with peripherals
(July 2001)
Integrating a PCI controller and DMA controller with other on-chip peripherals, the 64bit TX4927 RISC MPU from Toshiba improves performance and cuts component count in a range of applications
Geode enhancement is easier on the eye
(March 2001)
Users of thin clients will be able to enjoy better graphics performance, higher display resolution and improved system-level performance, thanks to a value-added enhancement to the Geode processor
Dual-output buffer for DDR SDRAM modules
(February 2001)
Fairchild Semiconductor has introduced a dual-output registered buffer for 184-pin, 2.5V PC200/PC266, 72bit-wide registered double data rate (DDR) SDRAM modules