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DramTimings

Struct DramTimings 

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pub struct DramTimings {
Show 16 fields pub banks: u32, pub row_bytes: u64, pub burst_bytes: u64, pub data_cycles: u64, pub trcd: u64, pub trp: u64, pub tras: u64, pub trc: u64, pub trrd: u64, pub tfaw: u64, pub tccd: u64, pub trfc_pb: u64, pub trefi_pb: u64, pub twr: u64, pub tturn: u64, pub hot: bool,
}
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LPDDR5X-class timing parameters, in CONTROLLER CLOCK CYCLES, plus geometry. Values are engineering-realistic for an LPDDR5X-6400-class part driven by a controller clock where one RD/WR burst (BL16) occupies data_cycles on the bus — the table is DATA for the memory architect to correct, and every measurement in this module re-derives from it.

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§banks: u32§row_bytes: u64

Row (page) size in bytes.

§burst_bytes: u64

Bytes transferred by one RD/WR burst.

§data_cycles: u64

Cycles one burst occupies the data bus.

§trcd: u64

ACT → RD/WR to the same bank.

§trp: u64

PRE → ACT to the same bank.

§tras: u64

ACT → PRE minimum to the same bank.

§trc: u64

ACT → ACT to the same bank.

§trrd: u64

ACT → ACT to DIFFERENT banks.

§tfaw: u64

Rolling window in which at most four ACTs may issue.

§tccd: u64

CAS → CAS (any bank) — data-bus burst spacing.

§trfc_pb: u64

Per-bank refresh (REFpb) duration: REFpb → next ACT to that bank.

§trefi_pb: u64

Per-bank refresh interval: every bank needs one REFpb per window this long.

§twr: u64

Write recovery: last WRITE burst end → PRE on that bank.

§tturn: u64

Data-bus turnaround bubble when switching read↔write direction.

§hot: bool

Above 85 °C the refresh interval halves.

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impl DramTimings

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pub fn lpddr5x() -> Self

An LPDDR5X-6400-class nominal-corner timing table (16 banks, 2 KB rows, BL16 ≈ 32 B bursts). The t* counts below are JEDEC LPDDR5X typical timings for that speed grade, expressed in the controller’s tick unit — a representative nominal corner, NOT a datasheet pin for a specific die. Validate them against the exact part’s datasheet before production.

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pub fn ddr2_micron() -> Self

Micron MT47H64M16 (1 Gb, x16, 8 banks) at DDR2-800 (-25E speed grade, tCK = 2.5 ns), JEDEC 5-5-5 timings expressed in DDR-clock cycles. This is the on-board DRAM of the Nexys A7-100T and the timing FLOOR the ComputeDRAM streams deliberately violate. NOTE: DDR2 has all-bank AUTO-REFRESH only (no per-bank REFpb); the RefPb schema here models refresh as per-bank for schedule/checker compatibility — flagged, and irrelevant to the ACT-PRE-ACT compute path this campaign exercises.

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pub fn trefi_effective(&self) -> u64

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impl Clone for DramTimings

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fn clone(&self) -> DramTimings

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for DramTimings

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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