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SRAM, or Static Random Access Memory, is an electronic semiconductor memory that makes use of a bistable latching circuit, commonly referred to as flip-flops to preserve each and every bit of information in the memory. It preserves data bits on the memory circuitry until the power supply is cut off.
Static Random Access Memory is employed in the system where speed or low power are required. Its density is higher than that of dynamic random-access memory. This type of memory configuration is not complex, and it becomes ideal for use with semiconductor memory modules.
Since this memory practices high-capacity storage and is integrated into the embedded system, Static Random Access Memory differs from DRAM (dynamic RAM, which stores bits in cells made up of a capacitor and a transistor) in that it does not require frequent refreshing, whereas dynamic will lose data if not. Static Random Access Memory is also more expensive and speedier than DRAM.
They are widely used in various environments with a multitude of devices, such as:
