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binary system
a number system with two numbers 0 and 1
bit
binary digit the smallest unit of data a computer can process
byte
8 bits equals a byte represents enough combos to represent 256 characters
memory
electronic components that store instructions waiting to be executed
volatile memory
memory is lost when computer is turned off
nonvolatile memory
perminent memory and is stored when the computer is turned off
RAM memory
chain memory can be read and written by processor
ROM memory
stores perminent data and instructions it cant be edited
memory module
small curciut board
memory slot
on motherboard holds memory modules
memory chache
helps improve processing times since it stores frequently
L1 Cache
built directly in the processor chip
L2 Cache
slower then L1 but has a much larger compacity
ROM
read only memory stores perminent data and instructions
Flash Memory
nonvolatile memory that can be erased and rewritten
CMOS
complementary metal-oxide semiconductor provides high speeds and consumes little power uses battery
Access time
amount of time it takes the processor to read data and info from memory
nanosecond
1 billionth of a second