CPU can only
read from Read Only Memory but cannot
write to its location. Read only memories are also random access
in
nature, which means The CPU can randomly access any location
within ROM also. The unit of storage for a memory location is usually
either a
byte which means eight bits. Improvement in technology for
constructing
flexible ROM has brought, PROM, EPROM, and EEPROM into existence.
PROM(Programmable read only
memory), EPROM(erasable programmable read only memory),
EEPROM(Electrically erasable Programmable read only memory.) Primary
memory made up with RAM is volatile in nature, the contents of RAM are
lost when the power to it gets removed. The contents of ROM are not lost
even though power may not be available to it.
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