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Dynamic Random-Access Memory (DRAM)
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Summary
Dynamic Random-Access Memory
(DRAM) is a type of
Volatile Memory
that stores each
Bit of data
in a separate capacitor within an
Integrated Circuit
, requiring
Periodic refreshing of data
to maintain
Stored information
. It is widely used in
Computing devices
for its cost-effectiveness and
High Density
but consumes more power compared to
Other forms of RAM
like SRAM.
Concepts
Volatile Memory
Capacitor
Integrated Circuit
Data Refresh
Memory Density
Power Consumption
SRAM
Bit Storage
Access Time
Memory Cell
Memory Design
Relevant Degrees
Programming and Computer Programs 86%
Electrical Engineering 14%
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