Clock-synchronized RAM
[/klɒk ˈsɪŋkrənaɪzd/ /ræm/]
nounpl: Clock-synchronized RAMs
RAM sincronizada com relógio
1. A type of computer memory that operates in synchronization with the system clock, ensuring data transfers occur at precise timing intervals determined by the clock signal
Modern processors rely on clock-synchronized RAM to maintain stable and predictable data access patterns.
Os processadores modernos dependem de RAM sincronizada com relógio para manter padrões estáveis e previsíveis de acesso aos dados.
2. Memory that requires clock signals to regulate read and write operations, as opposed to asynchronous RAM
Clock-synchronized RAM allows for higher bandwidth and faster performance compared to older asynchronous memory types.
A RAM sincronizada com relógio permite maior largura de banda e desempenho mais rápido em comparação com tipos de memória assíncrona mais antigos.
This is a technical term primarily used in computing and electronics fields in both Brazil and the USA. It reflects the globalized nature of technology vocabulary, where the English term is often used directly in Portuguese technical documentation and professional environments. In Brazilian universities and tech companies, both the English term and its Portuguese translation are commonly understood and used interchangeably.
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