Functional Description

As a memory standard, the (Quad Data Rate) QDR-II SRAM interface has become increasingly common in high performance networking systems. With the QDR-II interface/configuration, memory throughput is increased without increasing the clock rate via the use of two unidirectional buses on each of providing 2 ports of QDR-II makes this a Dual-QDRII Static Ram two ports to transfer data without the need for bus turnaround.

Features

◆ 18Mb Density (512K x 36)

– Also available 9Mb Density (256K x 36)

◆ QDR-II x 36 Burst-of-2 Interface

– Commercial: 233MHz, 250MHz

◆ Two independent ports

– True Dual-Port Access to common memory

◆ Separate, Independent Read and Write Data Buses on each Port

– Supports concurrent transactions

◆ Two-Word Burst on all DPRAM accesses

◆ DDR (Double Data Rate) Multiplexed Address Bus

– One Read and One Write request per clock cycle

◆ DDR (Double Data Rate) Data Buses

– Four word burst data (Two Read and Two Write) per clock on each port

– Four word transfers each of Read & Write per clock cycle per port (four word bursts on 2 ports)

◆ Octal Data Rate

◆ Port Enable pins (E0,E1) for depth expansion

◆ Dual Echo Clock Output with DLL-based phase alignment

◆ High Speed Transceiver Logic inputs

– scaled to receive signals from 1.4V to 1.9V

◆ Scalable output drivers

– Drives HSTL, 1.8V TTL or any voltage level from 1.4V to 1.9V

– Output impedance adjustable from 35 ohms to 70 ohms

◆ 1.8V Core Voltage (VDD)

◆ 576-ball Flip Chip BGA (25mm x 25mm, 1.0mm ball pitch)

◆ JTAG Interface - IEEE 1149.1 Compliant