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What is Static RAM? |
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Answer» SRAM is a type of RAM and it is a volatile memory. In an SRAM, each bit that stores data is made up of four or six transistors that make up a flip-flop. There are additional transistors that are used to control read and write accesses of storage cells. Each SRAM cell can be in three different states called to read, write and standby. A cell is in the reading state when data has been requested and it is in writing state when the data in the cell is modified. The cell is in the standby state when it is idling. |
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