SRAM memory operates at the same voltage level as a cpu, but the internal voltages inside DRAM are much smaller. Explain briefly why this is the case. Your explanation should be in your own words. It should include basic facts about how these memories are constructed, and how this impacts on the voltages appropriate to use

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Q: For a memory system, the cycle time is  longer than the access time why?

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