When: Thurs, October 25, 2018
Time: 10:00AM - 1:00PM (Includes lunch)


Where:
Teledyne LeCroy
765 Sycamore Drive
Milpitas, CA 95035

 

This seminar will cover the DDR spec, case studies, real world problems and how to resolve them. Attendees will be able to do hands on testing of the physical layer - from probe connectivity, device patterns, good vs. bad wave forms, and advanced debugging techniques. 

We will also look at DDR Memory and physical layer testing: If you’re developing or implementing ECS (Embedded Computer System) or ECU’s or just making sure your design is compliant – this is a great workshop.

 
Topics also include:
  • DDR Spec 
  • Compliance testing and a checklist for pre-compliance testing.
  • Test configurations and best practices for DDR probing to eye pattern formation
  • Multiple-scenario DDR eye patterns and jitter
  • Commands: How to access the DRAM?
  • ECC: How does it work and how to test it?
These topics are important as DDR moves from servers into the Automotive, IoT and Industrial design world . Whether you're looking at DDR at the physical layer or need to know more about Compliance, Verification, Debug or documentation - this is the seminar for you.

Who should attend: Who Should attend: Memory design  EE’s, Tech’s and Job seekers who want a better understanding of DDR Pitfalls and measurement issues at the physical layer.


Cost:  FREE, registration is required to hold your seat.

 

Presenter: Mike Engbretson
Applications Engineer, Teledyne LeCroy
 

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