Pdf: Jesd79-4d

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One of the most interesting academic challenges introduced by JESD79-4D was how to schedule commands efficiently within the new Bank Group structure.

The Concept: In DDR3, timing was largely tRCD (RAS to CAS Delay) and tRP (Row Precharge). In DDR4 (JESD79-4D), a new timing parameter tCCD_L (CAS to CAS Delay Long) was introduced to manage data collisions between bank groups.

Why it’s interesting: This created a scheduling puzzle for CPU memory controllers. If a controller issues a read command to Bank Group 0, it must wait a specific number of cycles before issuing a command to Bank Group 1 to avoid a "bus collision" on the internal data paths.