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Hi everyone, I'm a newbee in FPGA, so maybe my question is funny. But i want to know are there sth different between ddr sdram and sdram. I have a DSP dev kit 2s60, i see in the manual there are only sdrams, can i use ddr sdram core on it?
Honored ContributorHello Ding-10100
SDRAM and DDR SDRAM differ in that the Double Data Rate (DDR) SDRAM take in and put out data on both the rising and falling edge of the clock signal. (Thus the name Double data rate). This gives the benefit of moving twice as much data between the (in this case) FPGA and the Memory device. Once inside the FPGA, the data has to be captured (on both the rising and falling edges), then re-captured back onto (typically) the rising edge of an internal clock (usually also doubling the width of the data internal to the FPGA) so that the data can be worked on, or sent to toher modules in the FPGA, etc. Therefore, you can NOT use a DDR SDRAM controller core with SDRAM (SDR SDRAM - Single Data Rate - SDRAM) and visa-a-versa. I hopet his helps, welcome to the family. Avatar - 1/0Honored ContributorThank Avatar very much.
