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Static random-access memory (SRAM) if a form of memory that uses latches to store information. It is volatile and loses information when power is removed but unlike dynamic does not require refreshing to retain information. This comes at the cost of higher complexity and less density than DRAM, but allows static and low frequency / power use which is important in many systems.
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Does pin order matter at all for this RAM?
In this case it seems wholly acceptable to interchange data bits and to interchange address bits. This is not universally the case, as you allude to in your question.
In this case the device is a sta …
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