How this works
Blocks = ceil(requested width / primitive width) × ceil(requested depth / primitive depth). Unused bits = allocated capacity − payload capacity.
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Estimate the block-count lower bound for a legal memory primitive configuration.
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Design inputs
02 / REVIEW THE OUTPUT
Your result
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Block-count lower bound and unused bit capacity
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- Run the check to generate your output.
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Calculation & record
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03 / METHOD & VERIFICATION
Understand the result.
Method version 1 · 2026-09-27
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Inputs and limits
Widths 1–1,000,000 bits; depths 1–1,000,000,000 words; exact-integer limit enforced. Supply a legal vendor primitive mode for the chosen port arrangement.
Verification example
36 × 1024 payload with an 18 × 1024 primitive mode → 2 blocks, 0 unused bits.
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