While a DRAM bit cell requires only a single transistor and capacitor, an SRAM cell uses six n- and p-channel transistors, resulting in a 10:1 density advantage for DRAM.

Part I will cover SRAM and asynchronous DRAM, while later parts will tackle more complex types of DRAM like Fast Page, EDO, and SDRAM as well as more exotic RAM technologies like RAMBUS and SGRAM.

A hybrid type of memory that blends the high density of DRAM (Dynamic Random-Access Memory) with the speed of SRAM (Static ...

FREMONT, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Spin Transfer Technologies, Inc., the leading developer of advanced STT-MRAM for embedded SRAM and stand-alone DRAM applications, today announced results of its ...