Computer Basics Interview Questions and Answers

Asynchronous SRAM (Asynchronous Static Random Access Memory) is a type of memory that stores data using a static method, in which the data remains constant as long as electric power is supplied to the device. This is different than DRAM (dynamic RAM), which constantly needs to refresh the data stored in the memory.

These are fabricated using high-performance, high-reliability CMOS technology. This technology, combined with innovative circuit design techniques, provides a cost-effective solution for high speed async SRAM memory needs. Fully static asynchronous circuitry is used, requiring no clocks or refresh for operation.