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CLASS

CLASS 11th
11th INFORMATICS
INFORMATICS PRACTICES
PRACTICES
CH
CH -1
-1
Computer System
TOPIC:

COMPUTER MEMORY
Lecture 3

let's get started........


Computer Memory

A computer system needs memory to store

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the data and instructions for processing. Both
the input and the output data can be held
here.
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"Enlighting Education"
It is the same as a human mind,
where data, information, and
instructions are stored.
Units of Memory
A computer system uses binary numbers to store
and process data.

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The binary digits 0 and 1, which are the basic units

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of memory, are called bits.
A 4-bits word is called a Nibble. Examples of
nibble are 1001, 1010, 0010,"Enlighting
etc. Education"
A two nibble word, i.e., 8-bits word is called a
byte, for example, 01000110, 01111100, 10000001,
etc.
Units of Memory
Like any other standard unit, bytes are grouped together to
make bigger chunks or units of memory.

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4 Bits=1 Nibble

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8Bits=1 byte

"Enlighting Education"
Thank
you!
NEXT TOPIC: Types of Memory

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