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A(n) ________ is user programmable and can also be erased electronically and reprogrammed as often as desired.
Options
A. PROM
B. ROM
C. EEPROM
D. EPROM
Correct Answer
EEPROM
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1. The periodic recharging of dynamic RAM memory cells is called ________.
Options
A. reinstalling
B. revitalizing
C. refreshing
D. reinstating
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Correct Answer: refreshing
2. PROMs are programmed by ________ fuses.
Options
A. zapping
B. blowing
C. charging
D. inputting
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Correct Answer: zapping
3. Dynamic memory is memory ________.
Options
A. that will maintain storage even if power is removed
B. whose data can never be altered
C. that must be refreshed periodically or it will lose storage
D. that maintains storage as long as power is applied
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Correct Answer: that must be refreshed periodically or it will lose storage
4. ROM access time is defined as ________.
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A. how long it takes to program the ROM chip
B. being the difference between the READ and WRITE times
C. the time it takes to get valid output data after a valid address is applied
D. the time required to activate the address lines after the ENABLE line is at a valid level
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Correct Answer: the time it takes to get valid output data after a valid address is applied
5. Information that is stored in a mask ROM ________.
Options
A. can be modified by using special equipment
B. is stored by the manufacturer and cannot be changed
C. is lost if power is interrupted
D. can be modified by using special equipment and is lost if power is interrupted
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Correct Answer: is stored by the manufacturer and cannot be changed
6. Because 4096 = 2
12
, a 4K × 1 RAM requires ________ address bits to access all locations.
Options
A. 4096
B. 10
C. 12
D. 1024
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Correct Answer: 12
7. The checksum method is used to test ________.
Options
A. ROM
B. EEPROM
C. FPLA
D. RAM
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Correct Answer: ROM
8. A type of read/write memory available with MOS technology is ________.
Options
A. SRAM
B. DRAM
C. both of the above
D. none of the above
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Correct Answer: both of the above
9. The memory operation that stores data into a memory location after entering a new address is called ________.
Options
A. a read cycle
B. a write cycle
C. a refresh cycle
D. chip select
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Correct Answer: a write cycle
10. When the term RAM is used with semiconductor memories, it usually means ________ as opposed to ROM.
Options
A. Random-Access Memory
B. Read/Write Memory (RWM)
C. flash memory
D. temporary storage
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Correct Answer: Read/Write Memory (RWM)
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