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− | '''Static random-access memory''' ('''Static RAM''' or '''SRAM''') is a simple | + | '''Static random-access memory''' ('''Static RAM''' or '''SRAM''') is a simple [[memory device]] that implements a [[random-access memory]]-based storage that holds data in a static form. That is, static [[RAM]] retains its data for as long as the memory device has power. SRAM is the most common type of memory cell found in most [[VLSI]] designs. |
== Overview == | == Overview == |