[Fwd: Interfacing Sync DRAMs]

Danwei Xue ([email protected])
Wed, 04 Jun 1997 10:47:40 -0700

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Hi, Eitan,

Thank you very much for your information.

For LVTTL, you can point your web browser at

http://global.ihs.com

Click United States (as I did), then Search for "Low Voltage TTL" in the
Title Contains field.

For other questions, I am forwarding your e-mail to the SI list server
so that some specialists there may give you answers.

Best wishes,

Danwei
Apple Computer, Inc.

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Subject: Interfacing Sync DRAMs
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Hi Danwei,

Hope you found my last mail helpful.

Do you have pointers to material on LVTTL and T-LVTTL ?
My 3.3V ASIC CMOS library for pads support TTL signalling.

Questions I am looking for:
What is the point where TTL signalling is not enough ?

Using a standard CMOS 3.3V ACIS library, can I interface
directly to high speed SDRAMs (125/100Mhz) ?

Assuming that the SDRAM and my device are close together
on the same board - would TTL levels be enough ? If not,
I need to define what changes in the library I need...

What is LVTTL and T-LVTTL exactly ?
Are there applicatione-notes you know of on this.

The next step is figuring all this about SSTL.

Thank you,

Eitan

Eitan Medina
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