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What's kind of memory type of 80C51's data memory?

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I'm puzzled by the type of 51's data memory, I'm not sure if it is DRAM or SRAM.

If anyone knows some thing about it. pls let me know.

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It is SRAM. DRAMs are not used in low-end 8-bit microcontrollers.
 

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But if it is SRAM, how could it make several KBs with 6T cell?
Or is there any new SRAM cells?


Thanks!
 

I am not exactly sure of the internal construction of 8051's SRAM. But it is sure that its SRAM and not DRAM.
 

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