sram sdram prom eprom eeprom norflash norfalsh pflash difference

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ram      ramdom access memoryRandom access memory, can be read and written quickly, but lost when power off


sramstatic ram Static random access memory, no need to refresh, high performance, large size, low integration, such as cpu cache


dramdynamic ram Dynamic random access memory, which needs to be refreshed, such as computer memory


sdramsynchronous dram Synchronous dynamic random access memory, ddr memory stick, sdram ddr, sdram ddr2 sdram ddr3


psram pseudo sram Pseudo-static random access memory, with its own refresh, the same interface as sram, low power consumption, capacity larger than sram but smaller than sdram, support burst mode


nvramnon-volatile ram Non-volatile random access memory, approved to save data after power failure


romread only memory  Read-only memory, slow read and write speed, but can save data when power off


prom program rom Programmable read-only memory, programmable only once


epromerasable prom Erasable Programmable ROM, Requires Light Erasing


eepromelectric eprom Electrically erasable programmable read-only memory


flash flash eeprom can erase and read data quickly, also known as flash memory, u disk and mp3, bootloader memory, replacing eeprom


norflash  nor falsh There is sram inside, which belongs to nvram. It has high transmission speed and can run applications directly. It can be run without transferring to ram. The writing and erasing speed is low. It needs to be set to zero before erasing. nand big


nandflash  nand flash High storage density, easy to erase, much faster to erase and write than nor, but requires a special system interface unit


emmc nand + main control ic+mmc card for easy development

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