Implementing High-Speed DDR3 Memory Controllers in a Mid-Range FPGA
Implementing a highspeed, high-efficiency DDR3 memory controller in a FPGA is a formidable task. Until recently, only a few high-end (read: expensive) FPGAs supported the building blocks needed to interface reliably to high speed DDR3 memory devices. However, a new generation of mid-range FPGAs are being developed.
This white paper examines the design challenges, and how one particular FPGA family, the LatticeECP3, can facilitate DDR3 memory controller design.
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