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DFI
Compatible DDR2 SDRAM PHY Design
(Verilog HDL) for Virtex-5 |
Denali Software, Inc. and Tokyo Electron Device, Ltd.
Jointly Developed
DFI Compatible "DDR2 SDRAM PHY Design" for Xilinx FPGA.
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The release of DDR2 SDRAM PHY helps
to develop LSI with less risk using a high-speed DDR2 interface, relieving
developers of time-consuming development and integration tasks needed
for special designing of the DDR memory controller.
Combining DDR2 SDRAM PHY, Denali's memory controller design IP "Databahn"
featuring technology proven in LSI implementation and inrevium's "Virtex-5
Multi-Application Evaluation Platform (TB-5V-LX110/220/330-DDR2),"
developers can effectively improve the time-to-market cycle.
 For
more information about "Databahn"
For
more information about "Virtex-5 Multi-Application Evaluation
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The goal of the DFI specification is to define a common interface
between memory controller logic and DDR PHY interface to reduce cost
and time-to-market while increasing the potential for reusing the
individual components that compose the memory system.
The DFI specification is being developed by expert contributors from
recognized leaders in the semiconductor, IP, and electronic design
automation (EDA) industries including ARM, Denali, Intel, Rambus,
Samsung, and Synopsys.
DFI Specification Rev 1.0 was released for production development
in January 2007 and is available online at: http://www.ddr-phy.org.
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Significantly reduces memory controller
design work
-Relieves developers of time-consuming work such as development
and integration
-Verification tasks can easily be classified
-Commercial IP compatible with DFI can be used
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Enables ASIC/FPGA vendor selection
-Increases vendor options
-Reduces integration work specific to a vendor
-Reduces load in reusing design
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Seamless integration from FPGA
prototype to ASIC
-Accelerates design process
-Reduces risk factors
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