Dynamic Random-Access Memory (DRAM) uses multiplexed address lines to reduce the number of pins required for addressing.
Why DRAM Uses Multiplexing:
· DRAM has a large number of memory cells but a limited number of external pins.
· To reduce pin count, address lines are multiplexed, meaning row and column addresses are sent separately using the same pins.
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