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What are the three important characteristics of semiconductor memory?
Density, non-volatility, read/write capability
What does SRAM stand for?
Static Random-Access Memory
What does ROM stand for?
Read-Only Memory
What does DRAM stand for?
Dynamic Random-Access Memory
What does EEPROM stand for?
Electrically Erasable PROM
What does PROM stand for?
Programmable ROM
What is the characteristic of ROM?
Data is stored permanently and cannot be reprogrammed
What is the characteristic of SRAM?
Volatile memory that holds data as long as power is supplied
What is the characteristic of DRAM?
Volatile memory that needs refreshing many times per second
What is Flash memory?
A modern memory that is nonvolatile, can be electrically updated, and has high density
What is the difference between volatile and nonvolatile memory?
Volatile memory loses data when power is off, while nonvolatile memory retains data
What is NVSRAM?
Non-Volatile Static RAM that has better access speed and overall life than SRAM with battery backup
What is the purpose of a digital potentiometer?
To control resistance outputs variable in discrete steps and store the wiper position in EEPROM
What type of memory is a CD-R?
Recordable optical disc
What type of memory is a CD-RW?
Rewritable optical disc
What type of memory is a 3.5 inch floppy disk?
Secondary storage device
What is the role of EEPROM in a digital potentiometer?
To store the wiper position on power down and recall it on power up
What is the main characteristic of FRAM?
Nonvolatile RAM with good access speed and low density
What is the main characteristic of MRAM?
Nonvolatile RAM with excellent access speed and high density
What is the function of a memory card?
To serve as a secondary storage device like Flash memory card