DDR4 will enable new applications in the satellite industry
DDR4 will allow the satellite industry to offer higher-throughput on-board processing and increased acquisition times to enable new applications.
A brief history of Intel’s memory business
Intel’s departure from the NAND flash business is somewhat reminiscent of its exit from the DRAM market in the 1980s.
Ovonic threshold switching leads to breakthrough in memories
Ovonic threshold switching combines the phase-change memory element with an OTS selector device, both based on a chalcogenide material.
Space-grade FPGAs can be re-programmed in-orbit
Re-programming SRAM and flash-based space-grade FPGAs in-orbit offers flexibility to change functionality and improve system performance in response to changing…
PAM4 signaling for high-speed DRAM
Micron Technology has brought PAM4 signaling to high-speed DRAM in a release that may well be the dawn of the…
Low-power FPGAs deliver twice the I/O density
General-purpose FPGAs in Lattice’s Certus-NX family deliver twice the I/O density per mm2 compared to similar FPGAs in packages as…
Digital communication and control benefit power converter subsystems
Understand how a power subsystem’s digital interface can benefit a specific electronic application.
Applying innovative FanFET technology to 3D-NAND Flash
This article introduces the innovative Fan type Field Effect Transistor (FanFET) technology applied to 3D-NAND Flash flash memory and a…
32-bit MCUs improve motor control
Additions to the Renesas RX family of MCUs offer single-chip equipment control and networking for enhanced industrial automation.
Temperature sensor monitors DDR5 DIMMs
Using real-time, closed-loop thermal management algorithms, the TS5111 sensor from Renesas helps DDR5 memory modules run at peak efficiency.