Interconnect Complies With miniDIMM Format

Final touches are being made to a vertical module connector designed to mate with memory modules complying with the proposed 244-pin miniDIMM format currently being considered by JEDEC JC-42.5 and JC-11.14. The new format is for DDR2 memory, and it
March 1, 2003

Final touches are being made to a vertical module connector designed to mate with memory modules complying with the proposed 244-pin miniDIMM format currently being considered by JEDEC JC-42.5 and JC-11.14. The new format is for DDR2 memory, and it represents the first module capable of being used in both DIMM and SODIMM style connectors. For more details, contact Jim McGrath at MOLEX INC., Lisle, IL. (630) 527-4037.

Company: MOLEX INC.

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