Key Features and Applications
DDR1, also known as Double Data Rate, is the second generation of Synchronous DRAM (SDRAM) that offers nearly twice the bandwidth of single data rate SDRAM by reading and writing data on both the rising and falling edges of the system clock. It is used in various applications including networking systems, telecommunication, gaming, healthcare, and industrial PCs.

Specifications
The DDR1 SDRAM specification, developed by JEDEC in 2000, provides increased memory bandwidth and performance over SDRAM. ATP DDR1 modules offer transfer speeds of 266/333/400 MT/s and operate at 2.5V, reducing power consumption compared to SDRAM's 3.3V. The modules are available in different types such as RDIMM, UDIMM, ECC UDIMM, SODIMM, and ECC SODIMM, with densities ranging from 128 MB to 2 GB. They support working temperatures from 0-70°C and -40-95°C, and feature a 30µ golden finger.

Performance and Contact Information
ATP DDR1 DRAM solutions are designed for intense workloads, providing robust performance. For more information, contact ATP representatives through their global offices in Taiwan, USA, Europe, Japan, and China. Contact details are available on their website at www.atpinc.com.