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SDRAM stands for synchronous dynamic random access memory. Being synchronous it relies on a separate clock signal for moving commands and data to/from the device.
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Why was full page bursting removed when we moved to DDR
I'm interfacing with SDRAM on an FPGA and full page bursts are a godsend for streaming data. It's seems to be much, much more handy then a fixed burst size. …
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sdr sdram full page burst and auto refresh
I'm designing a simple SDRAM controller for fun and want to implement support for full page bursts. … To do this I have been looking at datasheets of a few SDRAM ics that I have laying around on FPGA boards. …
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FPGA to SDRAM communication
But what I would do first is try and run the SDRAM at a (much) slower clock. At 50Mhz you most likely can get away with not shifting the clock. …
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