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Reduced Pin Count (RPCTM) DRAM Etron Technology Inc
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Reduced Pin Count (RPCTM) DRAM Etron Technology Inc Feel “trapped” following the over- provisioned High Cost Memory Standards Road Map? Printer Memory Standards Road Map Overprovisions Emerging Markets The Memory Standards Roadmap may serve the high performance, high density markets well BUT it HIGHLY overprovisions in complexity, density and speed the new emerging markets. It’s just overkill. Etron Technology Inc. listens to their customers and not only provides standard memory products but also new innovative market solutions. New DRAM Architecture One example of listening to a customer’s need, Etron developed a new evolutionary memory architecture: A Reduced Pin Count DRAM. This innovative patent pending architecture is an enabling solution to the new emerging markets of IOT, AR/VR and AI. It uses less than half the pins of a standard DDR3 memory yet still delivers low power, high speed, DDR3/LPDDR3 signaling. OVERALL SYSTEM COST SAVINGS With fewer signal pins and a smaller footprint the overall system cost can be significantly reduced. Controller cost is less, signal layout less complex, overall footprint is reduced, and advanced process nodes aren’t required to meet the application requirements. Contact Etron Sales for more information: US Office: 408-987-2255 RPC DRAM FEATURES: Reduced Pin Count Architecture Less than half the pin count of a standard DRAM Only 22 Active signals Small die size <10% the size of standard DRAM Interface PHY is easily adapted High Performance Bandwidth > DDR3 with < ½ the signals Low Power: No DLL, Deep Power-Down Mode DDR3/LPDDR3 Signaling 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200 Mbytes/sec Low Cost Package Options First Memory for WLCSP the least cost package Standard Die MCPs X32 DDP in same package as DDR3 X16 package Scalable Density and Configurations 64Mb to 8Gb X8, X16, X32, X64 Cost Effective Miniaturization Smallest Package size available – WLCSP Same BW as DDR3 with <10% the footprint Controller size and complexity greatly reduced Overall PCB size and complexity reduced

Only 22 Switching Signals RPC DRAM Operating Features: Power Supplies: VDD = VDDQ = 1.2V, 1.35V or 1.5V (+/- 5%) DDR3/DDR3L bandwidth using 22 or 24 switching pins; 40 total pin count; Burst mode operation capable of seamless burst cycles of infinite duration Sequential and streaming addressing modes Double Data Rate (DDR) architecture Pipelined page activations 4 internal banks, supports bank interleave Low Power physical layer: no PLL/DLLs LPDRR3 HSUPL12 compliant signaling Sequential and random addressing modes Differential input clock (CLK/CLK#) Differential bidirectional strobe (DQS/DQS#) Full bank auto burst refresh 64ms @0C =< Tc =< +85C 32ms @85C =< Tc =< +95C Optimized for Point to Point applications Programmable series terminated output drivers for low power high speed operation Optimize Pad layout for Package on Package (PoP) applications Die-sized packaging options: Known Good Die (KGD) Wafer Level Chip Scale Packages (WLCSP) for small PCB footprint 8 x 8 mm 54 BGA 0.8mm Pitch RPC DRAM Only 22 Switching Signals Package Offerings x16, 256 Mbits 4800 MBytes/sec 8 x 8 mm 54 BGA 0.8 mm pitch x16, 256 Mbits 4800 MBytes/sec 2 x 4.7 mm KGD & 50 WLCSP, 0.4 mm pitch x32, 512 Mbits 9600 MBytes/sec 13 x 8 mm 96 BGA, 0.8 mm pitch 256Mb RPC DRAM DIE & WLCSP Etron Technology Inc. v190410