AQ56P64A8BKH9M

Application Field:

The AQ56P64A8BKH9M module is used in computers, laptops and other electronic devices. It is an integral part of the RAM system, providing temporary storage for the data that is required for the immediate operation of the computer. It is used in both home and enterprise systems, where it supports multitasking and multiple users. It is also commonly used in embedded systems and mobile devices, where its small form factor lends itself well to their small physical footprints.

Working Principle:

The AQ56P64A8BKH9M module uses a synchronous dynamic random access memory (SDRAM) architecture. At its simplest, the system consists of an array of memory cells, arranged in an array of columns and rows. The memory cells are connected to logic circuits, which are responsible for reading, writing and refreshing the data in the cells. When the memory cells are read, they store a few bits of data, which is referred to as a “word.” The logic circuits then coordinate the transfer of data from the memory cells to the CPU.

The logic circuits inside the AQ56P64A8BKH9M module are responsible for controlling the refresh, read and write functions. Refresh cycles are initiated periodically to ensure the data stored in the memory cells remains intact. The operation of the module is based on the SDRAM protocol, which requires the address for reading and writing data to be sent to the module before the data is transferred. Once the address is sent, the module is capable of accessing the specified memory cell, and the data is either read from or written to the cell.