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Understanding the In-line ECC Architecture Required by LPDDR4 Automotive Memories
Marc Greenberg explains the difference between error correcting code (ECC) implementation using a traditional sideband architecture vs. the new in-line ECC used in LPDDR4 which delivers improved error correction for sensitive applications like automotive electronics.
Posted on Wednesday Jul. 19, 2017
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Cadence PCIe 4.0 Receiver JTOL Test1:43
Verification with Emerging Memory Models4:12
An Introduction to Palladium Cloud2:04
xSPI Standard Explained3:42
The Storage Combo PHY IP - Nirvana!2:41
What is Happening at the USB IF Standards Meetings?4:03
Cloud-Hosted Design Solution - a Full-Service Cloud Offering2:37
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