[SI-LIST] Re: SOC Limitation

C K,

Sorry, but I don't see any such quote in that reference.  If it were 
there it would be wrong.  How much memory can be embedded in a chip any 
given day increases with process technology just like anything else. 

Logic centric chips are structurally different from memory centric chips 
and this limits them to a lower memory density than the latter.

Steve.
Subramanya CK wrote:
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> Hi,
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> While going through an article on Dr. Johnson's web site
> (http://www.sigcon.com/Pubs/news/2_15.htm) I read that even the most
> advanced SOC (System on Chip) cannot embed more than 32 MB of memory. Can
> someone please explain me what are the factors (silicon-level) that limit
> embedding larger memories in SOC
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> Best Regards,
> Subramanya C K
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