Computer Science for IGCSE & O level - Hardware (Section 16 - No. 17)

What is the difference between S-RAM (static random access memory) and D-RAM (dynamic random access memory)?

S-RAM requires refreshing, D-RAM does not.

D-RAM has a higher memory capacity.

S-RAM is slower than D-RAM.

S-RAM uses capacitors to store data, and D-RAM uses flip-flops.

DRAM typically has a higher capacity than SRAM.