Submitted By: ANAS BIN ARIF | 2018070

Submitted To: Sir Shahab

Faculty: BSCS
Course: CS101 G
Date: 17-09-2018

ASSIGNMENT NO # 1
SDRAM:
Synchronous dynamic RAM is a name for kinds of dynamic random
access memory (DRAM) that are synchronized with clock speed that
microprocessor is boost for this trend to increase the number of
instructions that the processor can perform in a given time. It transfer
data up to 133MHz.
RDRAM:
Rambus DRAM is a memory system designed to transfer data at faster
rates. RDRAM is made up of RAM, A RAM controller and a bus path that
connect RAM to microprocessor and other PC devices. And was
developed in 1999. It transfer data up to speed of 880MHz.
DDR:
Double Data Rate is the advanced version of synchronous dynamic
random access memory (SDRAM). The difference between DDR and
SDRAM is not the speed but rather how many times data is transfer
data twice per clock cycle, where SDRAM sends signals once per cycle.
DDR-2
DDR-2 is an important version of DDR memory that is faster and more
efficient. It also transfer data twice per clock.
. Which allows it to run faster and more data can pass through RAM
chip at a certain time. It operates external bus twice as fast as DDR. It
uses less power than its predecessor. It is not compatible with DDR
slots and vice versa.
They have typical clock speed ranging from 100-266 MHz. Their size
vary from 256mb-2GB. DDR2-400, DDR-533 are some of its types. It can
transfer data up to 3200 MBps.

DSR-3
After DDR, DDR-2, the DDR-3 release in 2007 with some more
specification. It was also the type of SDRAM.
It can transfer data up to 6400 MBPS. Its size vary from 1gb-24gb. It has
bus clock speed from 400MHz-1066MHz. They have 240 pins for
desktop and 204 pins for laptops.

History of internet:
The internet is globally connected network system that uses TCP
and IP to transmit data through various types of media. The
internet is a network of global world that is private, business,
academic, public and government network.
The history of the Internet starts with the growth of electronic
computers in 1950, initially the concept of wide area networking
came from several computer science laboratories in the US, UK,
and France.
On 7th feb, 1958 the Advance Research Project, Agency (ARPA)
was formed. This agency was imp for the development of
sciences and which lead to the creation of internet.
In 1973 Global network became a reality when England and
Norway connected with APRANET.
IN 1983 Domain name were introduced.
In 1991 CERN introduced www for the public.
In 1992 audio and video were transferred through network.