Swissbit INDUSTRIAL DDR2 MicroDIMM with Mezzanine Connector

High performance in a very small package (54mm x 30mm)

May 20th, 2009

Bronschhofen, Switzerland – Swissbit’s INDUSTRIAL line of DDR2 MicroDIMMs offer high performance in a very small package (54mm x 30mm). By using a right-angle mezzanine connector MicroDIMMs can offer the same densities as SODIMMs but in a smaller form-factor.

DDR2 MicroDIMMs built by Swissbit are available in densities of 512MB thru 2GB, with speeds up to 667MHz / PC-5300. These modules are JEDEC compliant and available in both commercial temperature (0°C – +70°C) and industrial temperature (-40°C – +85°C) grades.

Swissbit DDR2 MicroDIMMs offer a 30% size reduction and 35% board space reduction as compared to typical SODIMMs. This is achieved by using a slim mezzanine connector which is directly attached to the DIMM. MicroDIMMs are the perfect high-density memory solution for ultra-mobile laptop computers, handheld devices, or compact embedded systems.

About Swissbit

Swissbit is the largest DRAM module and Flash manufacturer in Europe. Created from a management buyout of the Siemens HL Business Unit in 2001, Swissbit boasts over 18 years of combined knowledge and experience in the memory industry. With facilities in Switzerland, Germany, Japan, and the United States, Swissbit is able to support customers on a global scale. Our commitment to high quality, reliability, exceptional customer service, and competitive pricing enables our customers and partners to enjoy a reliable source of supply and product commitment for their past, current, and future requirements. Swissbit offers SWISSMEMORY™ INDUSTRIAL DRAM modules in all technologies and the SWISSMEMORY™ Flash INDUSTRIAL product line consisting of CF, SD, USB, pATA and sATA interfaces. All SWISSMEMORY™ INDUSTRIAL products are available in commercial (0°C to +70°C) and industrial (-40°C to +85°C) temperature grades. Additional company and product information is available on the company’s website at www.swissbit.com.

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