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Understanding the numbers behind SDRAM DDR3

Hello,

I'm trying to learn about the various topology/configuration options of DDR3 memory.

For example, please review the following document:

At page 11, table 2. second row - you see:

1Gb / (8M × 16 × 8) × 2 SDRAMs

As I understand it:

1Gb - is the total size of the on chip memory.

8M - is the size of each memory sub array inside the chip.

16 - is the number of banks.

8 - is the number of arrays per bank.

2 - is the number of SDRAM chips per memory rank

Is my observation correct?