dknguyen Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Apr 11, 2007 #1 What does the multiplication sign mean exactly? And how does it affect the RAM's memory organization and usage? The numbers in the thread title are arbitrary for my case, just examples so I can demonstrate. Thanks.
What does the multiplication sign mean exactly? And how does it affect the RAM's memory organization and usage? The numbers in the thread title are arbitrary for my case, just examples so I can demonstrate. Thanks.
K kchriste New Member Forum Supporter Apr 11, 2007 #2 16Kx8 has an 8bit data buss. 8Kx16 has a 16bit data buss. They both have the same number of data bits. 16384 x 8 = 131072 bits of data. (16384 ~= 16K)
16Kx8 has an 8bit data buss. 8Kx16 has a 16bit data buss. They both have the same number of data bits. 16384 x 8 = 131072 bits of data. (16384 ~= 16K)
dknguyen Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Apr 11, 2007 #3 Ah, yeah. It became obvious fairly quickly mucking around the data sheets. THanks.