1. Select the best description of read-only memory (ROM).
2. Advantage(s) of an EEPROM over an EPROM is (are):
3. Which of the following RAM timing parameters determine(s) its operating speed?
4. Memory that loses its contents when power is lost is:
5. Select the best description of the fusible-link PROM.
6. A nonvolatile type of memory that can be programmed and erased in sectors, rather than one byte at a time is:
7. An SRAM storage cell is less complex than a DRAM storage cell.
8. The key advantage of the EPROM is its ability to erase only a single byte of stored data.
9. Memory configuration refers to the organization of storage bits within a memory.
10. ROM stands for read-only memory.
11. To avoid data loss, SRAM must be refreshed every few milliseconds.
12. When a binary word is stored in a memory location of a ROM, the process is called burning in.
13. Storage density is a term used to compare the memory storage ability of one device to that of another.
14. A memory map is an address-listing diagram that shows the boundaries of the address space.
15. The number that is a unique representation of the location of data is its address.
16. PROMs are volatile.
17. The binary data stored in an EEPROM is___________.
18. The data stored in a Mask ROM (MROM) is ___________.
19. A technique of addressing storage cells on a dynamic RAM that sequentially uses the same inputs for the row and column addresses of the cell is called________.
20. Refreshing DRAM typically must occur every ________.
21. The time interval between the memory receiving a new address input and the data being available is called _________.
22. In general, _________ are used when a small amount of read/write is required.
23. The process of entering data into the ROM is called ___________.
24. To reduce the number of pins on the IC package, manufacturers often use ___________.
25. The periodic recharging of DRAM memory cells is called ___________.