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Random access memory (RAM) is a form of volatile computer memory that allows for quick reading and writing of data. RAM was invented in 1947 using Williams tubes, then improved with magnetic core memory in the 1940s-1970s. Dynamic RAM (DRAM) stores each bit in a separate capacitor and needs periodic refreshing, while static RAM (SRAM) retains data without refreshing and is used for computer caches. Both DRAM and SRAM are now integrated circuits with DRAM primarily in personal computers and SRAM in computer caches.
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The document discusses the history and types of random access memory (RAM). It notes that the first form of RAM was cathode ray tubes in 1947, followed by magnetic-core memory in 1955. Modern RAM was introduced in 1969 by Intel. The document then describes different types of RAM including static RAM (SRAM), dynamic RAM (DRAM), synchronous DRAM (SDRAM), direct Rambus DRAM (DRDRAM), and video RAM (VRAM). It provides details on the characteristics of SRAM and DRAM such as data volatility, refresh operations, cell structure, read/write speeds, cost, and applications.
RAM(Random Access Memory)
RAM, or Random Access Memory, is a type of data storage used in computers that is located on the motherboard and allows quick access by the processor. There are two main types of RAM: DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory) and SRAM (Static Random Access Memory). DRAM needs to be refreshed often and uses a single transistor and capacitor per bit, while SRAM does not need to be refreshed and uses an array of six transistors per bit, making it faster to access but more expensive than DRAM.
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There are three main types of RAM: Dynamic RAM (DRAM), Static RAM (SRAM), and Magnetoresistive RAM (MRAM). DRAM stores each bit in a separate capacitor and transistor, while SRAM uses multiple transistors per cell without capacitors. MRAM uses magnetic charges instead of electrical charges, providing greater storage capacity, lower power consumption, and faster access times than other RAM types. RAM technology has advanced from SDRAM to DDR1, DDR2, DDR3, and now DDR4, with increasing speeds and capacities over time.
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There are two main types of RAM: static RAM and dynamic RAM. Static RAM retains information without refreshing and can operate at high speeds, while dynamic RAM is used in most personal computers and requires refreshing to retain information, making it less expensive but also less powerful than static RAM. RAM is a type of volatile memory used in cache and registers.
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The document discusses memory architectures including Harvard and Von Neumann architectures. It provides details on each:
- The Harvard architecture has separate memory for instructions and data allowing parallel access, but is more expensive.
- The Von Neumann architecture shares memory for instructions and data through a common bus, making it simpler but limiting parallelism.
- It also discusses memory types like RAM, SRAM, and DRAM and cache memory levels L1 and L2. RAM is volatile memory used for main memory, while SRAM is faster but more expensive and used for caches. DRAM is cheaper than SRAM but needs refresh cycles. Caches improve performance by storing recently used data and instructions from main memory.
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RAM is a form of computer memory that can be accessed randomly; it is volatile, meaning stored data is lost when power is removed. RAM was invented in 1968 by Robert Heath at IBM to function as temporary memory for processing data from permanent storage like hard disks. There are different types of RAM technologies including SRAM which retains data through static memory cells and DRAM which uses capacitors and must be regularly refreshed. RAM capacities have increased significantly over time from megabytes to gigabytes currently produced by various manufacturers. RAM provides faster program loading than hard disks but has the disadvantage of being volatile and space-limited.
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The current technological revolution around the world has made the world faster with the
advancements in sophisticated computer devices. Computer, as a digital machine, enables people
to work faster than ever before. The memory of this device is a great feature of this digital tool.
RAM, Random Access Memory is the primary tool of data storage that is inserted in the
integrated circuit while data can be accessed in any sequence or randomly. Thus it is termed
RAM or Random Access Memory.
The journey of dynamic and static RAM was initiated in 1960s which can readily
developed in 1970s. Now a days the technology is much more user friendly. RAM is further
divided into three types:
• Dynamic RAM (DRAM)
• Static RAM (SRAM)
• Non-volatile RAM (NVRAM = RAM + Battery)
but we will discuss only first two i.e. (DRAM and SRAM).
Dynamic RAM is the most common memory used now a days. Inside of the RAM chip
there is a memory cell that holds one bit of information and is divided into further two parts: a
transistor and a capacitor. The capacitor holds the bit of information as a state of 0 or 1 and the
transistor acts as a switch that lets the control circuitry on the memory chip that reads the
capacitor or change its state. The capacitor is like a small bucket that stores the electrons in it. To
store 1, bucket gets filled with electrons and to store 0 buckets gets empty. The problem with the
capacitor’s bucket is that it has a leak and in a matter of few seconds a full buckets becomes
empty. Therefore they need to be recharged continuously in order to work properly and because
of this reason it has been given the name Dynamic RAM. This refreshing phenomenon is time
consuming as well.
In static RAM a flip-flop holds each bit of a memory. A flip-flop memory cell takes 4 to
6 transistors along with the wiring. Due to this reason they draws current all the time and gets
warm easily, therefore, they cannot be packed together tightly. They do not require any
refreshing method though, therefore, they are very fast memory chips.
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There are two main types of RAM: static RAM and dynamic RAM. Static RAM retains information without refreshing and can operate at high speeds, while dynamic RAM is used in most personal computers and requires refreshing to retain information, making it less expensive but also less powerful than static RAM. RAM is a type of volatile memory used in cache and registers.
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The document discusses memory architectures including Harvard and Von Neumann architectures. It provides details on each:
- The Harvard architecture has separate memory for instructions and data allowing parallel access, but is more expensive.
- The Von Neumann architecture shares memory for instructions and data through a common bus, making it simpler but limiting parallelism.
- It also discusses memory types like RAM, SRAM, and DRAM and cache memory levels L1 and L2. RAM is volatile memory used for main memory, while SRAM is faster but more expensive and used for caches. DRAM is cheaper than SRAM but needs refresh cycles. Caches improve performance by storing recently used data and instructions from main memory.
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RAM is a form of computer memory that can be accessed randomly; it is volatile, meaning stored data is lost when power is removed. RAM was invented in 1968 by Robert Heath at IBM to function as temporary memory for processing data from permanent storage like hard disks. There are different types of RAM technologies including SRAM which retains data through static memory cells and DRAM which uses capacitors and must be regularly refreshed. RAM capacities have increased significantly over time from megabytes to gigabytes currently produced by various manufacturers. RAM provides faster program loading than hard disks but has the disadvantage of being volatile and space-limited.
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The current technological revolution around the world has made the world faster with the
advancements in sophisticated computer devices. Computer, as a digital machine, enables people
to work faster than ever before. The memory of this device is a great feature of this digital tool.
RAM, Random Access Memory is the primary tool of data storage that is inserted in the
integrated circuit while data can be accessed in any sequence or randomly. Thus it is termed
RAM or Random Access Memory.
The journey of dynamic and static RAM was initiated in 1960s which can readily
developed in 1970s. Now a days the technology is much more user friendly. RAM is further
divided into three types:
• Dynamic RAM (DRAM)
• Static RAM (SRAM)
• Non-volatile RAM (NVRAM = RAM + Battery)
but we will discuss only first two i.e. (DRAM and SRAM).
Dynamic RAM is the most common memory used now a days. Inside of the RAM chip
there is a memory cell that holds one bit of information and is divided into further two parts: a
transistor and a capacitor. The capacitor holds the bit of information as a state of 0 or 1 and the
transistor acts as a switch that lets the control circuitry on the memory chip that reads the
capacitor or change its state. The capacitor is like a small bucket that stores the electrons in it. To
store 1, bucket gets filled with electrons and to store 0 buckets gets empty. The problem with the
capacitor’s bucket is that it has a leak and in a matter of few seconds a full buckets becomes
empty. Therefore they need to be recharged continuously in order to work properly and because
of this reason it has been given the name Dynamic RAM. This refreshing phenomenon is time
consuming as well.
In static RAM a flip-flop holds each bit of a memory. A flip-flop memory cell takes 4 to
6 transistors along with the wiring. Due to this reason they draws current all the time and gets
warm easily, therefore, they cannot be packed together tightly. They do not require any
refreshing method though, therefore, they are very fast memory chips.
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- 3. History Was invented in around 1947 (Williams Tube) Magnetic-core memory was invented in 1947 and developed until mid-1970s Integrated circuit RAM came into the market in early 1970s, with the first commercially DRAM
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