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Embedded Systems Design, 2nd Edition
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Embedded Systems Design, 2nd Edition

by Steve Heath
October 2002
Intermediate to advanced
430 pages
14h 57m
English
Newnes
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78 Embedded systems design
preference to DRAM for this reason. Although the SRAM cell
contains more transistors, the cell only uses power when it is being
switched. If the cell is not accessed then the quiescent current is
extremely low. DRAM on the other hand has to be refreshed by
external bus accesses and these consume a lot of power. As a result,
the DRAM memory will have a far higher quiescent current than
that of SRAM.
The SRAM memory interface is far simpler than that of
DRAM and consists of a non-multiplexed address bus and data
bus. There is normally a chip select pin which is driven from other
address pins to select a particular SRAM when they ...
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ISBN: 9780750655460