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FIGURE 7-1 Block Diagram of Memory

FIGURE 7-2 Contents of a 1024 × 16 Memory

Table 7.1 Control Inputs to a Memory Chip

FIGURE 7-3 Memory Cycle Timing Waveforms

FIGURE 7-4 Static RAM Cell

FIGURE 7-5 RAM Bit Slice Model

FIGURE 7-6 16-Word by 1-Bit RAM Chip

FIGURE 7-7 Diagram of a 16 × 1 RAM Using a 4 × 4 RAM Cell Array

FIGURE 7-8 Block Diagram of an 8 × 2 RAM Using a 4 × 4 RAM Cell Array

FIGURE 7-9 Symbol for a 64K × 8 RAM Chip

FIGURE 7-10 Block Diagram of a 256K × 8 RAM

FIGURE 7-11 Block Diagram of a 64K × 16 RAM

FIGURE 7-12 Dynamic RAM cell, hydraulic analogy of cell operation, and cell model

FIGURE 7-13 DRAM Bit-Slice Model

FIGURE 7-14 Block Diagram of a DRAM Including Refresh Logic

FIGURE 7-15 Timing for DRAM Write and Read Operations

continued on next slide Table 7.2 DRAM Types continued on next slide

Table 7.2 DRAM Types

FIGURE 7-16 Block Diagram of a 16 MB SDRAM

FIGURE 7-17 Timing Diagram for an SDRAM

FIGURE 7-18 Timing of a 16 MB RDRAM