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To access memory, a device (typically a processor) presents a read or write request
to the controller. The controller translates the memory address and request into signals
appropriate for the underlying memory, and passes the signals to the memory chips. To
minimize latency, the controller returns an answer as quickly as possible (i.e., as soon
as the memory responds). However, after it responds to the device, a controller may
need additional clock cycle(s) to reset hardware circuits and prepare for the next operation.
A second principle of memory performance arises:
Being translated, please wait..
