Essentials of Computer Organization and Architecture
Essentials of Computer Organization and Architecture
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Author: Linda Null
Publisher: Jones & Bartlett Learning
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Memory:

  • Memory is a physical storage device where any information that are needs to be accessed can be stored either permanently or temporary.
  • There are two kinds of memory and they are:
    • RAM(Random Access Memory)
      • It is read write memory.
      • The data are stored temporary and they are volatile in nature.
      • The contents of the RAM can be modified.
    • ROM(Read Only Memory)
      • It is read only memory
      • The data are stored permanently and they are non-volatile in nature.
      • The data cannot be modified in ROM because it is read only.

Two type of RAM:

There are two type of RAM namely:

  • SRAM(static Random Access Memory)
    • It is the fastest memory which requires power to retain the content that is present in it.
  • DRAM(Dynamic Random Access Memory)
    • It is slower memory where it requires being refreshed again and again to retain its data.

Fastest Memory:

The memory SRAM is considered as the fastest memory because it does not need to be refreshed again and again to retain its data; it requires only continuous power supply to retain its data.

Therefore, SRAM is considered as the fastest RAM.

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