



SMMS694 - AUGUST 1997
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The TM16ER72HP is a 128M-byte, 168-pin, buffered dual-in-line memory module (DIMM). The DIMM is composed of eighteen TMS465409, 16777216 × 4-bit 4K-refresh EDO dynamic random-access memories (DRAMs), each in a 400-mil, 32-pin plastic thin small-outline package (TSOP) (DGE suffix), and two SN74LVC162244 16-bit buffers, each in a 48-lead plastic TSOP package mounted on a substrate with decoupling capacitors. See the TMS465409 data sheet (literature number SMKS895).
The TM16ER72LP is a 128M-byte, 168-pin, buffered DIMM. The DIMM is composed of eighteen TMS464409, 16777216 × 4-bit 8K-refresh EDO DRAMs, each in a 400-mil, 32-pin plastic TSOP (DGE suffix), and two SN74LVC162244 16-bit buffers, each in a 48-lead plastic TSOP package mounted on a substrate with decoupling capacitors. See the TMS465409 data sheet (literature number SMKS895).
These modules are intended for multimodule workstation/server applications where buffering is needed for address and control signals. Two copies of address 0 (A0 and B0) are defined to allow maximum performance for 4-byte applications that interleave between two 4-byte banks. A0 is common to the DRAMs used for DQ0-DQ31, while B0 is common to the DRAMs used for DQ32-DQ63.
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