JEDEC

JEDEC, short for the Joint Electron Device Engineering Council, is a global organization that develops standards for the microelectronics industry. It creates technical guidelines to ensure that electronic components like memory modules, semiconductors, and other devices are compatible, reliable, and high-quality across different manufacturers. These standards help ensure products work together seamlessly and meet performance expectations, facilitating innovation and interoperability in electronics design and manufacturing. Essentially, JEDEC provides common rules to make sure electronic parts function properly within complex systems like computers and smartphones.