DDR4 SDRAM has a large capacity powered by energy efficient data processing core. Functions that can be found in a standard DDR4 SDRAM include Data Bus Inversion and an increased reliability with dual-error detection.

DDR3 SDRAM doubles the speed performance of DDR2 SDRAM with an even lower power consumption. It is the most in-demand solution used in a wide range of applications including consumer electronics, desktop, PC peripheral, industrial and automotive devices.

DDR2 SDRAM supersedes the original DDR SDRAM in both speed and energy efficiency. This power-saving solution supports quality performance of various equipments and devices in consumer, automotive and industrial.

DDR SDRAM has a bandwidth of 400Mb/s, twice as large as that of SDR SDRAM. It comes in various densities, voltages, and temperature range for diverse applications. DDR SDRAM can be purchased at a much lower cost with lower density requirement.

SDR SDRAM has a synchronous interface with a clock rate of up to 250MHz and a voltage as low as 1.8V. It is easily implemented in microprocessors and DSP systems, providing adequate memory buffer.