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Each memory cell is a DRAM is made of one transistor and one capacitor which store one bit of data. However, this cell starts losing its charge and hence data stored in less than thousandth of a second. So it needs to be refreshed thousand times a second, which takes up processor time. However, due to small size of each cell, one DRAM can have large number of cells. Primary memory of most of the personal computers is made of DRAM. Answered by Birds of the sky (1 Gold) Wednesday, 01 Jul 2020, 02:55 PM |
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