Types of RAMS
RAM is volatile memory, which means that it can't retain data once the power is turned off. Its advantage is the high access speed. RAM types are as shown like the following picture: RAM is mainly divided into two types: DRAM (Dynamic RAM) and SRAM (Static RAM). SRAM: It relies on static flip-flops to store data. Therefore, the information that is stored in SRAM can be retained for a long time without having an power failure and no additional circuit refresh is required.DRAM: It uses capacitors to store information to helps (charge), but any capacitor has leakage of (charge loss), so the stored information will be lost if Charge is loss. To solve this problem, DRAM needs to read and rewrite (so-called refresh) the DRAM at regular intervals of (2ms). Comparing SRAM and DRAM, and their differences are as follows: SRAM: It requires about six transistors for a memory cell, which makes it high-cost of, small-capacity, and high-speed. Therefore, it is often used as the primary cache or