2. Unit 03: Digital memories and logic families
Digital memories:
SRAM, DRAM, ROM, EPROM
Digital logic families:
PAL,PLA, CPLD, FPGA
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3. Module 1:- SRAM, DRAM
Content
1. Introduction
2. Basic Difference between SRAM & DRAM.
3. Construction
4. Working Principle.
5. Application
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6. Introduction
Storage or memory:
A portion of a system for storing binary data, instruction, program
in large quantities
Consist of arrays of elements generally either latches or
capacitors
Made up of registers where each register holds one storage
location or address
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8. SRAM DRAM
Usage Cache Memory Main Memory
Speed Very Fast Fast
Cost Costly Cheaper than SRAM
Density Low Density High Density
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9. Working of SRAM
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Write operation
10. Working of SRAM
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Read operation
12. Application
1. Both SRAM & DRAM is volatile memory.
2. Used only for storing the data temporarily.
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13. summery
What is memory?
Classification of memory.
Differentiate between SRAM & DRAM.
How RAM perform READ/WRITE Operation.
Advantages & Disadvantages.
Application.
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14. Thank you
Mr. C. R. Shinde
Electrical Engineering Department
Matoshri College of Engineering & Research centre, Nashik
If you have any query, ask me anytime on…… … .. . . .
cshinde58@gmail.com
chandrakant.shinde@matoshri.edu.in
9970031353
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