DDR3 UDIMM JEDEC Reference design files

Nov 14, 2016 13 Replies

Hello,



i am interested in DDR3 SDRAM Reference Design files from JEDEC.



I need this: PC3-SODIMM_V110_RC_C2_20091015.zip PC3-SODIMM_V250_RC_E0_20121225.zip PC3_10600_UDIMM_V050_RC_C0_20070530



All i have found is:

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but not the above mentioned files.



Does one know where to get this files?


Thanks in advance,



Steffen



Can you tell me where to find the new versions of this DDR3 (PC3) reference design files?

Steffen

Steffen,

I can't and and not even spent a minute to give it a try otherwise i already point you where to find it.

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The point is : are you experienced on DDR3 PC3 PCB succeeded design ? Don't be shy, PCB are not expensive nowadays ; but time is money as usual ...

Cheers, Habib.

If you use a reference design, make damned sure your stack up is identical. Any changes and you have to basically start with a clean sheet. IOW, reference designs are rarely useful.

Thanks for this advice. I am advancing vom DDR2 to DDR3 at the moment.

Not useful you said ... not agreed and I'm suspecting you never design DDR2/3 PCboards. I repeat Jedec designs are VERY useful.

I thought everybody has already understand or read my previous link i have pointed ; apparently not.

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Cheers, Habib.

I suspect you're wrong (on all counts). The problem with *all* reference designs is that they assume this component is the only thing on the board and that there are no other trade-offs. Copying exact is not designing.

JEDEC does' tell you everything about design.

Of course it is ! krw ... krw ... please take the next boat to Sri Lanka.

Bullshit. Nothing new comes from copying exact.

Another _complete_ idiot heard from.

Proof that you're an asshole, moron !

But you seem to like to follow very closely, s*****ad.

Delighted to meet you S*****ad, my name is Habib but you ... krw ...

Plonk 00 ... oooo ... !

Habib.

Of course you're puzzled. You stupid as a stone.

Only idiots announce plonks, idiot.

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