128Mb Synchronous DRAM
P2V28S20ATP-7,-75,-8 (4-BANK x 8,388,608-WORD x 4-BIT)
P2V28S30ATP-7,-75,-8 (4-BANK x 4,194,304-WORD x 8-BIT)
P2V28S40ATP-7,-75,-8 (4-BANK x 2,097,152-WORD x 16-BIT)
OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTION
BANK ACTIVATE
The SDRAM has four independent banks. Each bank is activated by
the ACT command with the bank addresses (BA0,1). A row is indi-
cated by the row addresses A0-11. The minimum activation interval
between one bank and the other bank is tRRD. Maximum 2 ACT
commands are allowed within tRC , although the number of banks
which are active concurrently is not limited.
PRECHARGE
The PRE command deactivates the bank indicated by BA0,1. When
multiple banks are active, the precharge all command (PREA, PRE
+ A10=H) is available to deactivate them at the same time.
After tRP from the precharge, an ACT command to the same bank
can be issued.
READ
After tRCD from the bank activation, a READ command can be
issued. 1st output data is available after the /CAS Latency from the
READ, followed by (BL -1) consecutive data when the Burst Length
is BL. The start address is specified by A0-A9(x4), A0-8(X8), A0-7
(X16) , and the address sequence of burst data is defined by the
Burst Type. A READ command may be applied to any active bank,
so the row precharge time (tRP) can be hidden behind continuous
output data by interleaving the multiple banks. When A10 is high at
a READ command, the auto-precharge (READA) is performed. Any
command (READ, WRITE, PRE, TBST, ACT) to the same bank is
inhibited till the internal precharge is complete. The internal precharge
starts at BL after READA. (Need to keep tRAS min.) The next ACT
command can be issued after (BL + tRP) from the previous READA.
Bank Activation and Precharge All (BL=4, CL=3)
CLK
Command
A0-9
A10
A11
BA0,1
DQ
2 ACT command / tRCmin
ACT
ACT READ
tRRD
Xa
Xb Y
tRCD
Xa
Xb 0
Xa
Xb
00
01 00
tRCmin
tRAS
PRE
ACT
tRP
Xb
1
Xb
Xb
01
Qa0 Qa1 Qa2 Qa3
Precharge all
JULY.2000
Page-17
Rev.2.2