addressable memory

Thus arrays support what is sometimes referred to as content- addressable memory or associative memory .

A method of detecting errors in a priority encoder and a content addressable memory (CAM) adopting the same are provided.

Each bit cell of the N-dimension addressable memory includes a bit storage element, N word lines, and N bit lines.

A content addressable memory (CAM) for generating intermediate search results in a search on a stored data word sequence.

A normal 32 bit windows process has 2GB of addressable memory available to it in which to store data used by the application.

Therefore, a repair method using content addressable memory combined with spare rows and columns are proposed in this work.

In recent days, increasing volumes of data and processor-addressable memory has rendered the 4-kilobyte page size somewhat ineffective.

The 32-bit Solaris addressable memory structure is shown in Figure 9.

The increased data bus width enables support for addressable memory space above the 4GB generally available on 32bit architectures.

An N-dimension addressable memory is disclosed.

The 4G of addressable memory is broken down into 4 quadrants, where each quadrant is 1G in size, as shown in Figure 11.

What is the range of addressable memory in protected mode?

Most modern non-64-bit systems have the ability to create an address space of 36 bits, yielding 64 GB of addressable memory.

On 32-bit AIX, the 4GB of addressable memory space is broken down to 16 segments, 256MB each.

Windows Server 2003 SP1 running on a 64-bit system architecture supports up to 1, 024 gigabytes of both physical and addressable memory.

Research on Routing Table Compression and Storing in Ternary Content Addressable Memory

DCAM Discriminating Content Addressable Memory

Addressable memory in a 32-bit architecture versus 64-bit architecture