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| + | [[Image:Li-Chen Wang Exatron TRS-80 Model 1 ROM.jpg|thumb|right|Portion of an Exatron circuit board for the TRS-80 Model 1 Exatron Stringy Floppy showing the ROM chip labeled "LICHEN"]] | ||
| − | + | Computer memory such as analog memory, flash memory and read only memory are included | |
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| + | == Subcategories == | ||
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| + | *'''[[:Category:Analog memory|Analog memory]]''' - the storage of information in a continuous and non-discrete format | ||
| + | *'''[[:Category:Associative memory|Associative memory]]''' - the use of multiple databases storing structured and unstructured information and the making of associations between that stored information similar to the human brain | ||
| + | *'''[[:Category:Buffer storage|Buffer storage]]''' - the part of RAM used for the temporary storage of data that is to be sent to a device | ||
| + | *'''[[:Category:Cache memory|Cache memory]]''' - RAM memory that is more readily accessible by a microprocessor than regular RAM | ||
| + | *'''[[:Category:Content addressable storage|Content addressable storage]]''' | ||
| + | *'''[[:Category:Flash memory|Flash memory]]''' - non-volatile computer storage chips that can be electrically erased and reprogrammed | ||
| + | *'''[[:Category:Magnetic memory|Magnetic memory]]''' - the storage of data using a magnetized medium | ||
| + | *'''[[:Category:Memory management|Memory management]]''' - the managing of computer memory to ensure maximum performance | ||
| + | *'''[[:Category:Nonvolatile memory|Nonvolatile memory]]''' - memory that is retained even without power | ||
| + | *'''[[:Category:Phase change memory|Phase change memory]]''' - or PCME, a non-volatile type of computer memory that exploits the unique behaviors of chalcogenide glass | ||
| + | *'''[[:Category:Random access memory|Random access memory]]''' - or RAM, the use of integrated circuits to store data accessed in any order with a worst case performance of constant time | ||
| + | *'''[[:Category:Read only memory|Read only memory]]''' - or ROM, data storage that cannot be modified, or that can be modified only with difficulty | ||
| + | *'''[[:Category:Read-write memory|Read-write memory]]''' - memory that can be easily rewritten and read, unlike ROM | ||
| + | *'''[[:Category:Registers|Registers]]''' - also known as a processor register, the small amount of storage inside a CPU that allows for speedy access to some data, such as addresses | ||
| + | *'''[[:Category:Scanning probe data storage|Scanning probe data storage]]''' | ||
| + | *'''[[:Category:Semiconductor memory|Semiconductor memory]]''' - memory kept on an integrated circuit | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:37, 2 November 2011
Computer memory such as analog memory, flash memory and read only memory are included
Subcategories
- Analog memory - the storage of information in a continuous and non-discrete format
- Associative memory - the use of multiple databases storing structured and unstructured information and the making of associations between that stored information similar to the human brain
- Buffer storage - the part of RAM used for the temporary storage of data that is to be sent to a device
- Cache memory - RAM memory that is more readily accessible by a microprocessor than regular RAM
- Content addressable storage
- Flash memory - non-volatile computer storage chips that can be electrically erased and reprogrammed
- Magnetic memory - the storage of data using a magnetized medium
- Memory management - the managing of computer memory to ensure maximum performance
- Nonvolatile memory - memory that is retained even without power
- Phase change memory - or PCME, a non-volatile type of computer memory that exploits the unique behaviors of chalcogenide glass
- Random access memory - or RAM, the use of integrated circuits to store data accessed in any order with a worst case performance of constant time
- Read only memory - or ROM, data storage that cannot be modified, or that can be modified only with difficulty
- Read-write memory - memory that can be easily rewritten and read, unlike ROM
- Registers - also known as a processor register, the small amount of storage inside a CPU that allows for speedy access to some data, such as addresses
- Scanning probe data storage
- Semiconductor memory - memory kept on an integrated circuit
Subcategories
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