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DDR3 SDRAM

Elpida Memory completed the development of next-generation 512Mb DDR3 SDRAM for computing applications such as notebooks, desktop PCs and servers in August, 2005. The new DDR3 architecture features high-speed data transfer of up to 1333Mbps, double the speed of the DDR2 architecture currently in volume production. To achieve simultaneous high-speed operation with low-power consumption, Elpida has incorporated "dual-gate" transistor technology. This technology suppresses the leakage current in the DRAM device — an unwanted side effect that occurs when pursuing low-voltage operation while maintaining or improving transistor performance. The "dual-gate" transistor has recently been used for high-performance processors; however, this is its first use within a DRAM device.

• DDR3 SDRAM - Brochure (PDF: 1288KB)
• 512Mbit DDR3 SDRAM - Datasheet (PDF: 38KB)

DDR2 SDRAM

DDR2 SDRAM achieves a data transfer rate of up to 800Mbps, doubling the data transfer rate of DDR400, with lower power consumption than DDR.
This device is available in an FBGA (Fine-pitch Ball Grid Array) package that saves space in the system and that enables the fine signal integrity.
DDR2 SDRAM realizes high speed, high density and low power for a high-performance system.

• HOW TO USE DDR2 SDRAM - User's Manual (PDF: 371KB)
• DDR2 SDRAM - Brochure (PDF: 450KB)
• Fully Buffered DIMM - Brochure (PDF: 1082KB)
• High Density & Speed DIMM - Brochure (PDF: 682KB)

DDR SDRAM

Elpida Memory is enhancing its lineup of DDR SDRAM, a next-generation memory product that has captured the industry's attention for its high-speed 2-data I/O per clock capability. This lineup now includes high-capacity 128 Mbit to 512 Mbit DDR SDRAMs featuring data transfer speeds of 266Mbps to 400Mbps, Elpida Memory has gained a position as a leading solution provider.

• HOW TO USE DDR SDRAM - User's Manual (PDF: 579KB)

SDRAM

Elpida Memory's extensive lineup of 133 MHz, 166 MHz SDRAM products includes densities ranging from 16 Mbit to 256 Mbit, giving Elpida the edge in a market driven by increased demands for higher speed and capacity. Development of a high-density SDRAM using 0.11 um process technology, Elpida Memory customers now have the ideal solution at their fingertips.

• HOW TO USE SDRAM - User's Manual (PDF: 518KB)
• SYNCHRONOUS DRAM - Application Note (PDF: 408KB)
• Digital Consumer DRAM - Color Brochure (PDF: 430KB)
• Digital Consumer DRAM - Brochure (PDF: 59KB)

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Mobile RAM

Mobile applications such as cellular phones and PDAs are beginning to process larger amounts of data and sound, including streaming video, due to the explosive growth of the Internet and the performance increases of wireless communications. Such circumstances increase the need for fast, high-capacity RAM that consumes less power, and are the driving factors behind Elpida's application-specific Mobile RAM^TM.

• Mobile RAM^TM - Brochure (PDF: 125KB)

Mobile RAM is a trademark of Elpida Memory, Inc.

XDR DRAM

Ahead of the field, Elpida Memory is extensively promoting the development of XDR DRAM. The competitive edge gained by Elpida Memory's advanced technological and production capabilities enables us to take a leading share in the XDR market.

• XDR^TM DRAM - Brochure (PDF: 673KB)

RDRAM

PC and related businesses will be looking first to Elpida Memory to supply their ever-increasing demand for RDRAM.

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