Re: [oc] Rambus Memory Controller

[John Sheahan <jrsheahan@optushome.com.au>]

Talk to Rambus. They make the IP available to customers 
for the RMC. Used to be free.
Note that the RMC is rtl designed to work in the 66-200mhz 
region. It talks to another core (DRAC) which muxes,
DLL's and accesses the wire.  Its pretty low level RTL, 
essentially technology nonspecific gate instatiation. 
STA on the RMC edges is fun.

The DRAC core needs silicon specials, not synthesizeable 
as such. And I suspect there is patent licensing on this bit.
john

 
On Thu, May 09, 2002 at 10:53:49AM +0200, archana@scientist.com wrote:
> Hi everybody there..
> 
> Does anyone have the complete specifications for Rambus Memory 
> Controller? All I am getting after lots of browsing is preliminary 
> information about the RMC which is not sufficient to design one, its 
> mainly a high-level document with no clear defined functioning of the 
> RMC. There are many conflicting things in the document (or at least I 
> found them conflicting with RAC datasheet). Can anyone help me out to 
> obtain the advanced version of the RMC? I am very much in need of it.
> 
> Thanks all!
> 
> Warm regards,
> Arch
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