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When a computer is executing a program of instructions, the CPU continually fetches information from those locations in memory that contain (1) the program codes representing the operations to be performed and (2) the data to be operated upon.
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- 1. A nibble is a group of eight bits.
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- 2. DRAM chips can be combined for larger capacity and word sizes using the same methods as for other memory types.
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- 3. Once a PROM is programmed it can be changed by applying a small electrical charge.
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- 4. PROMs are basically the same as mask ROMs, once they have been programmed.
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- 5. More than one bit of data can occupy each memory cell.
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- 6. DRAM uses a cross-transistor configuration.
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- 7. When two or more devices try to send their own digital levels to a shared data bus at the same time, bus contention will take place.
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- 8. A typical RAM will write (store data internally) whenever the Chip Select line is active and the Write Enable line is inactive.
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- 9. RAM is nonvolatile.
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- 10. Dynamic memories, such as the 2118 16K × 1 RAM, have to multiplex the address bus.
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