Synchronous Memory
[sɪŋ'krɑnəs 'meməri]
nounpl: Synchronous Memories
Memória Síncrona
1. A type of computer memory that operates in sync with the system clock, allowing the processor to predict when data will be available, enabling faster access times and higher performance.
Synchronous memory is commonly used in modern computers because it synchronizes with the CPU clock speed.
A memória síncrona é comumente usada em computadores modernos porque se sincroniza com a velocidade do relógio da CPU.
2. Memory that requires a clock signal to regulate its operation and coordinate data transfer with other system components.
Unlike asynchronous memory, synchronous memory relies on timing signals for reliable data access.
Diferentemente da memória assíncrona, a memória síncrona depende de sinais de temporização para acesso confiável aos dados.
Synchronous Memory is a specialized technical term widely used in computing fields across both Brazil and the USA. The terminology is consistent across regions as it refers to established computer hardware standards. This term is primarily found in academic settings, professional IT environments, and technical documentation rather than in everyday conversation.
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