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MSM56V16160K8T3K Application Field and Working Principle

MSM56V16160K8T3K is a Synchronous DRAM memory that is widely used in modern memories. It is mainly used in printing, imaging, animation and mobile applications. It has a low power consumption and a fast read or write speed. This makes it an ideal choice for many applications.

The Memory

The MSM56V16160K8T3K is a synchronous DRAM memory which can provide up to 16Mb of memory. It has an access time of 4 clocks or less at most clock speeds. It also contains a clock buffer and other peripherals which make the memory operation more efficient. It uses a 1.8v or 2.5v supply and the data width of the device is 32 bits. The maximum speed of the device is 133 MHz. The MSM56V16160K8T3K also has a refresh cycle of either 15ns or 7.8us.

Features

• Low power consumption
• Fast read and write speed
• Wide data width
• Refresh cycle of either 15ns or 7.8us
• Total clock speed of 133MHz

Applications

The MSM56V16160K8T3K is mainly used in printing, imaging, animation and mobile applications. Its low power consumption makes it suitable for devices that require low power levels or no additional energy. Its fast read or write speed is particularly useful in applications that require high end transfer speeds or a large amount of data. In printing and imaging industries the device allows for a fast printing speed and accuracy. In animation, the device allows for a fast rendering process. The device is also used in embedded and mobile applications such as Personal Digital Assistants and palm computers, where space and power are of a concern.

Working Principle

The MSM56V16160K8T3K synchronous DRAM memory works in a slightly different manner than a typical DRAM memory. The device is organized into up to 8 banks of 32 bits of data. Each bank is synchronized to the memory controller clock and data are transferred between the controller and the banks in burst operations. The refreshing of a bank is dependent on the refresh cycle time and all banks are refreshed simultaneously. During a read or write operation, data is transferred from the controller to or from the device in burst modes of either 4, 8 or 16 transfers. The number of transfers during a burst is determined by the controller and the parameters of the read over ride. The read and write signal muxing allows the device to either read or write data at any time.

Conclusion

The MSM56V16160K8T3K synchronous DRAM memory is widely used in printing, imaging, animation and mobile applications. It is capable of providing up to 16Mb of memory and a total clock speed of 133MHz. Its low power consumption and fast read and write speed make it suitable for many applications, where space and power are of concern. The device works by using a multiplexed read and write system and up to 8 banks of 32 bits of data. The device is synchronized to the memory controller and data is transferred in bursts of 4, 8 or 16 transfers.

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