Training Seminar - Modern & Emerging Memories

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MODERN & EMERGING MEMORIES

Lecturer:	Betty Prince, Ph.D.
Author of:	Emerging Memories: Technologies and Trends, 2002, Kluwer Academic
	High Performance Memories, Revised Edition 1999, John Wiley & Sons
	Semiconductor Memories, 2nd Edition, 1992, John Wiley & Sons

Overview: This two day seminar provides an overview of modern and emerging memories. Modern memories include: high speed DRAMs, low power DRAMs, P-SRAMs, fast SRAMs and NAND/AND and NOR Flash. It also covers emerging memories including: FeRAM and MRAM technology, product status and target applications; after DRAM memories such as gain memories, metal oxide RAMs, and Capacitorless DRAM: after Flash memories such as silicon nanocrystal and varieties of SONOS; phase change memories such as PCRAM and PMC; negative resistance memories such as T-RAM, non-silicon memories such as molecular memories, and polymer memories along with other vertical memories.

Day 1:

9:00		Modern DRAMs (Fast Interface, Low Power, P-SRAM, Embedded)
11:00		Fast SRAMs (nanotechnology issues and options)
12:00		Lunch break
1:00		Post-Scaling DRAMs (Capacitorles DRAMs, Gain Cells)
2:00		Modern Flash (NAND/NOR/Embedded)
3:00		Post Floating Gate Flash (SONOS, Nanocrystal, Embedded)
4:30		End

Day 2:

9:00		RRAMs (Phase Change/Chalcogenide RAMs, PMC-RAMs, Metal Oxide RAMs)
11:00		FeRAM
12:00		Lunch break
1:00		Magnetic RAM (Products, Issues and New Research)
3:00		Nano-Memories (NDC RAMs, Molecular RAMs, Polymer Memories, etc.)
4:00		Other Options (vertical technologies, probe memories, etc.)
4:30		End

To have this seminar presented at your company, please contact us at:

Memory Strategies International
16900 Stockton Drive
Leander, Texas USA 78641
Phone: 1-512-260-8226
Fax: 1-512-260-6220 <== Please Note the NEW FAX NUMBER
info@memorystrategies.com
www.memorystrategies.com

Cost:
$2600.00 per course up to10 participants. This base fee is due in advance.
$250.00 for each additional participant over 10, with maximum of 30 per course.

A binder of the seminar material is provided to each participant.
Seminar room and digital projector is to be provided by sponsoring organization.
Travel expenses for one from Austin, Texas are additional.
Attendance numbers must be provided 10 days in advance (20 days for classes outside the continental U.S.)

Cancellation Policy: Cancellations less than 31 days in advance (41 days for classes outside the continental U.S.) will be billed for any non-refundable travel arrangement expenses. To cover preparation costs, cancellations less than 10 days (20 days outside the continental U.S.) in advance will be billed a fee of $60 per person per course.

Dr.Prince is CEO of Memory Strategies International, a semiconductor memory services company in Leander, Texas, founded in 1993 and President of Processor Strategies International, a subsidiary of Memory Strategies. She has spent over 30 years in Engineering, Marketing and Operations Management in the semiconductor industry in both the USA and Europe with Texas Instruments, N.V. Philips, Motorola, RCA Semiconductor, and Fairchild Semiconductor.

She is on the Scientific Advisory Board of Cavendish Kinetics (S'Hertogenbosch, NL), and has also served on the Scientific Advisory Boards of Silicon Access Networks (U.S.A.) and Cogent Chipware (Vancouver, B.C.). She was on the Board of Directors of Mosaid Technologies (Ottawa, Canada) from 1997 to 2003.

She is author of the books, Semiconductor Memories (1982), Semiconductor Memories 2nd Edition (1992), High Performance Memories, (1996, revised 1999), Emerging Memories-Technologies and Trends, (2002), and Modern Memories to be published by John Wiley & Sons.

She is a Distinguished Lecturer and Senior Member of the IEEE and is involved in the Non-Volatile Section of the ITRS Technology Roadmap. She was a member of the EIA JEDEC JC42 Memory Standards Committee for 20 years where she served as founder and chairman of the JC16 Electrical Interface Standards Committee, Co-Chair of the JC-42.4 SRAM/CAM Standards Committee and US National Delegate to the IEC SC47 WG3 International Memory Standards Group. She has served on the Editorial Board of the IEEE Spectrum, and has given technical papers and tutorials at various IEEE conferences. She holds several patents in the semiconductor memory area.

She has a B.Sc. in Physics, an M.Sc. in Physics, an MBA in International Business and a Ph.D. in International Finance.

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