Is there such a thing as purely-electric CFDVRAM?

May 24, 2009 0 Replies

Hi:



Is there such a thing as purely-electric Capacitor-Free Dynamic Volatile Random Access Memory?



By "purely-electric" I mean the signal does not change to an acoustic [or other non-electric] signal.



I posted a similar question to sci.electronics.basics but I forget to emphasize that I am looking for "purely electric" CFDVRAM.



I got a response stating that delay line memory maybe what I'm loooking for.



I looked up "delay line memory"



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According to the wiki link, the capacitor-free ones convert to a non- electric signal and back.



The electric delay lines still use capacitors.


Thanks


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