DDR RAM Test Point

There are various types of DDR RAM available. The main difference is power and the second is speed. Each DDR RAM requires three levels of voltage VDD for RAM chips, VTT called reference voltage is always half to VDD voltage and last SPD voltage. There is one small chip in very every RAM called SPD chip which stores DDR capacity, speed, and other information time is called BIOS to RAM.

 

DDR RAM Test Voltages

Below are testing voltages for DDR RAMs

DDR1 Test Voltage
DDR1 produces 2.5 volt as VDD. Secondly, its VTT will be 1.25 volt. Lastly, its SPD is always 3.3 volt.

DDR2 Test Voltage
DDR2 produces 1.8 volt as VDD. Secondly, its VTT will be 0.9 volt. Lastly, its SPD is always 3.3 volt.

DDR3 Test Voltage
DDR3 produces 1.5 volt as VDD. Secondly, its VTT will be 0.75 volt. Lastly, its SPD is always 3.3 volt.

DDR3L Test Voltage
DDR3L produces 1.35 volt as VDD. Secondly, its VTT will be 0.65 volt. Lastly, its SPD is always 3.3 volt.

DDR4 Test Voltage
DDR1 produces 1.2 volt as VDD. Secondly, its VTT will be 0.6 volt. Lastly, its SPD is always 3.3 volt.

 

DDR RAM Test Points

 

DDR3 has below test points:
Signal Pin Number
VREF 1
CLOCK 101, 102, 103, 104
CS 114
SM DATA, CLOCK 200, 202
DRAM_RST 30
WRITE 113
DDR4 has below test points:
Signal Pin Number
VDD = 1.2 volt 33, 75, 111, 129, 135, 159, 163, 12, 54, 72, 96
VTT = 0.6 volt 258
SPD = 3.3 volt 255
VPP = 2.5 volt 257, 259
DRAMRST 108
SMBUS 254, 253

It is very important to know RAM voltages in laptop repairing. By judging RAM voltages on test points, we conclude that the RAM section is working properly or getting blocked by something.

After the RAM section, we go to the repair of the VRM section in the laptop repairing sequence. You can see a laptop repairing career consists of finding out and troubleshooting these sections.

You can also look at DDR memory comparison and have an overview of DDR RAMS.

 

 

 

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