DDR Controller with Optimized Delay and Access Time

Memory systems with high bandwidth and density are required by contemporary high-speed networking applications. Making sure that the memory bandwidth does not become a performance bottleneck for the application is highly dependent on choosing the right memory solution. SDRAM is most likely to provide the solution to the demand for high-speed data handling. As the double-data-rate technology advances at a faster rate, we run into more design and validation problems. Using the Verilog HDL and the vivado 2020.2 tool on the Artix-7 board, the general architecture of the DDR SDRAM controller is built in this study, and RTL synthesis and simulations are successfully confirmed. Its architecture and each of its separate sunblock’s’ designs and functions is discussed. Along with its enactment methods.