9 TermsHome > Terms > English, UK (UE) > DRAM
DRAM
Dynamic Random Access Memory is a type of RAM memory the stores memory into individual capacitors. One of the main requirements for DRAM is the capacitors need to occassionally be refreshed to be able to continue storing information. An effect of this is the periodic loss of speed.
This is auto-generated content. You can help to improve it.
0
0
Improve it
Other Languages:
Member comments
Terms in the News
Featured Terms
Industry/Domain: Psychology Category: Feelings and states
Weltschmerz
The emotion experienced when a person realises that the real world will never be able to live up to their expectations, or when a person realises that ...
Contributor
Featured blossaries
Browers Terms By Category
- Organic chemistry(2762)
- Toxicology(1415)
- General chemistry(1367)
- Inorganic chemistry(1014)
- Atmospheric chemistry(558)
- Analytical chemistry(530)
Chemistry(8305) Terms
- Meteorology(9063)
- General weather(899)
- Atmospheric chemistry(558)
- Wind(46)
- Clouds(40)
- Storms(37)
Weather(10671) Terms
- Misc restaurant(209)
- Culinary(115)
- Fine dining(63)
- Diners(23)
- Coffehouses(19)
- Cafeterias(12)
Restaurants(470) Terms
- Manufactured fibers(1805)
- Fabric(212)
- Sewing(201)
- Fibers & stitching(53)
Textiles(2271) Terms
- General astrology(655)
- Zodiac(168)
- Natal astrology(27)