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16 x 2 RAM. Is that in bytes or bits?

Thread starter iVenky
Start date Aug 15, 2012

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Aug 15, 2012

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iVenky

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I saw a 16x 2 SRAM. I understand that there are 16 locations but what about that '2'. Is that in bits or bytes?

Thanks a lot

Aug 15, 2012

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TrickyDicky

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if its on an fpga, probably bits, but it really depends on the context.

Aug 15, 2012

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soppcb

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https://compnetworking.about.com/cs/basicnetworking/f/bitsandbytes.htm

Hoping it will help you to understand.

iVenky said:
I saw a 16x 2 SRAM. I understand that there are 16 locations but what about that '2'. Is that in bits or bytes?

Thanks a lot

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