Memory and its Types
ER. SHIVANI MAHAJAN
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (BCA)
KHALSA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, AMRITSAR.
Introduction to Memory
Memory = storage space in a computer.Stores data, instructions, results.
Essential for computer operations.(Insert diagram: Basic block diagram of
CPU–Memory–I/O)
Why Memory is Needed Stores instructions for
CPU.Holds data temporarily/permanently.Provides
faster access than storage devices.---Slide 4 –
Classification of MemoryPrimary Memory (RAM,
ROM)Secondary MemoryCache MemoryVirtual
MemoryFlash Memory(Insert diagram: Memory
hierarchy pyramid)
Primary MemoryRAM (Random Access
Memory)Volatile, temporary.Types: SRAM,
DRAM.ROM (Read Only Memory)Non-volatile,
permanent.Types: PROM, EPROM, EEPROM.---Slide 6 –
RAM TypesSRAM (Static RAM): Fast, costly, used in
cache.DRAM (Dynamic RAM): Slower, cheaper, used
as main memory.(Diagram: SRAM vs DRAM
comparison)
ROM TypesPROM: Programmable once.EPROM:
Erasable with UV light.EEPROM: Electrically erasable
and reusable.(Diagram: ROM chip illustration)---Slide
8 – Cache MemoryHigh-speed memory between
CPU & RAM.Stores frequently used
data/instructions.Reduces access time.(Diagram:
CPU–Cache–RAM structure)
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  • 1.
    Memory and itsTypes ER. SHIVANI MAHAJAN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (BCA) KHALSA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, AMRITSAR.
  • 2.
    Introduction to Memory Memory= storage space in a computer.Stores data, instructions, results. Essential for computer operations.(Insert diagram: Basic block diagram of CPU–Memory–I/O)
  • 3.
    Why Memory isNeeded Stores instructions for CPU.Holds data temporarily/permanently.Provides faster access than storage devices.---Slide 4 – Classification of MemoryPrimary Memory (RAM, ROM)Secondary MemoryCache MemoryVirtual MemoryFlash Memory(Insert diagram: Memory hierarchy pyramid)
  • 4.
    Primary MemoryRAM (RandomAccess Memory)Volatile, temporary.Types: SRAM, DRAM.ROM (Read Only Memory)Non-volatile, permanent.Types: PROM, EPROM, EEPROM.---Slide 6 – RAM TypesSRAM (Static RAM): Fast, costly, used in cache.DRAM (Dynamic RAM): Slower, cheaper, used as main memory.(Diagram: SRAM vs DRAM comparison)
  • 5.
    ROM TypesPROM: Programmableonce.EPROM: Erasable with UV light.EEPROM: Electrically erasable and reusable.(Diagram: ROM chip illustration)---Slide 8 – Cache MemoryHigh-speed memory between CPU & RAM.Stores frequently used data/instructions.Reduces access time.(Diagram: CPU–Cache–RAM structure)