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Wonder if this spec will make it easy for embedded systems to catch up. It always seems like they lag behind what's cutting edge. Maybe that's a cost/benefit an
by pavehawk2007 6y ago
Wonder if this spec will make it easy for embedded systems to catch up. It always seems like they lag behind what's cutting edge. Maybe that's a cost/benefit analysis.
- lnsru 6y agoI have a brand new design with DDR2. I can power memory from existing 1.8V rail, no need for more voltage regulators. And 400 MHz is totally ok for me since I can have whole memory bandwidth for myself, no operating system, etc. And my application is very cutting edge for sure in its domain.
- pavehawk2007 6y agoI'm assuming LPDDR? I think the goals between the two are a bit different. I think that embedded gets quite messy since it's particularly targeted. Thanks for letting me know of your experience!
- lnsru 6y agoMT47 family. Very normal 1.8V DDR2.