From NAND To Tetris, Part 5: RAM, Memory, and Sequential Logic

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In today's lecture we talk about sequential logic. What does it mean for a computer to "remember" things, and how can we model it? The answer has a lot to do with time.



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digital logic design
CPU registers
computer RAM
how RAM works
how computer memory works