Dynamic Random Acess Memory (DRAM) Explained | 'All About Semiconductor' by Samsung Semiconductor

DRAM is a topic you may have heard about in the news.
This implies that it must be of great significance, but do you have any idea what it is?
It is a type of memory semiconductor. It has volatile memory that deletes the saved data once the power is turned off but it offers a large storage capacity and fast speed.
The question is, how does DRAM perform at such a high level of speed?
This clip will provide you with a thorough understanding of not only what makes it fast, but also the definitions of DDR, Chip, Package, Module, and Diversity of DRAM.
You officially become an expert on semiconductors the moment you start watching this video.
Please stay tuned for more diverse and useful news about semiconductors through this series.
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📌Timestamps
00:00 Prologue
00:06 Definition of DDR
02:32 Chip, Package, Module
02:58 Various kinds of DRAM
03:12 Epilogue
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[@ROBLOXTHANOS]

Thanks for the explanation.

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[@thinksmartstudios]

Thanks Samsung ❤... This was simply put the best illustration and explanation on the very general terms we hear everyday.

[@davidgrisez]

Modern dynamic random access memory that came out in the 1970s was one of the many things that made the computers we have today possible. I am old enough to remember when the state of the art memory technology on computers was magnetic core memory. Back in the past magnetic core memory was extremely expensive and took up a lot more space in the computer. Also it was typical for a computer of that time to have no more than about 64k of magnetic core memory and often considerably less. Now a person can buy with computer with 16gb of memory for a reasonable price.

[@feliciahsu7103]

Nive video ! Thanks Samsung !

[@sbjuice622]

at 3:48 I believe the labels for wire bonding and flip chip are mixed up

[@mateusgrellert1332]

they are indeed

[@bierbrauer11]

Yup

[@neophytegs4094]

Good explanation thanks

[@ade5324]

i just wanted to know how its different than regular ram, and what the `d` mean in `dram`
turns out, its just regular ram

[@ciaocuki]

the d stands for dynamic, because of the way the charge inside of the capacitor decreases over time. That does not happen in static ram (SRAM), in which the circuits inside of the cells are more complex (which results in slower performance) but they dont need any refreshing