Lecture

Memory Design: Organization & Operation

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Description

This lecture covers memory classification, organization, and design, focusing on semiconductor memories like SRAM, DRAM, and MRAM. It explains memory cell structures, access signals, array partitioning, stability, read and write operations, and address decoding techniques.

Instructor

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