ELE 201: Digital Electronics for Telecomm I
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Module 5 Assignment
This assignment is based on chapter 7.
- Identify the two categories of computer memory.
- Identify the two categories of RAM.
- What are the two major differences between DIMM, RIMM, and SIMM modules?
- Why must dynamic RAM be refreshed?
- According to table 7-1, how many pins are on a DDR SDRAM module? (Not SO-DIMM.)
- Briefly describe Synchronous DRAM.
- What are DIMMS rated by?
- In relationship to the clock cycle or system beat, when does DDR SDRAM process data?
- Identify the data path of a DDR2 module.
- DIMM modules have notches on them. What are the notches for?
- What must be present for dual-channeling to work?
- All the RAM sockets must be populated in a system using RDRAM. If a slot does not have a RIMM what must it have?
- Briefly describe ECC (Error Correcting Code)?
- What is CAS (Column Access Strobe) Latency?
- What are the two types of connector leads used for memory modules and why should they be matched?
- Briefly describe PC rating.
- What does it mean to upgrade memory?
- Translate the following: PC2 - 6400/1024MB.
- Identify the sizes of double-sided DIMMs.
- What type of errors can poor-quality memory chips cause?
Know the following terms:
- Bank
- COAST
- GPF
- Parity
- Parity Error
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