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Content-addressable memory

Content-addressable memory (CAM) is a special type of computer memory used in certain very-high-speed searching applications. It is also known as associative memory or associative storage and compares input search data against a table of stored data, and returns the address of matching data.

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Hardware associative array

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Content-addressable memory

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Edges54
Triples56
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.036364
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Content-addressable memory

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related to Bibliography · 39
Content-addressable memory → Anargyros Krikelis, Architectures, Associative Processing, Bibcode, Brule, CAM, Charles, Chavan, Circuits, CMOS, Coherent Research Inc, Dec, East Syracuse, Hannum, IC, IEEE Computer Science Press, IEEE Journal, IEEE Micro, ISBN, Issue
has application · 15
Content-addressable memory → AND, CAM, Content-addressable, Each, For, If, In, It, MAC, Routing, Ternary CAMs, The, The MAC, This, Using
related to history · 2
Content-addressable memory → Buck, Dudley Allen Buck

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cam memory associative address used routing network search data table stored applications using cache hardware also word prefix content-addressable ternary

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Content-addressable memoryhas applicationThe MAC0.60section
Content-addressable memoryhas applicationCAM0.60section
Content-addressable memoryhas applicationTernary CAMs0.60section
Content-addressable memoryhas applicationEach0.60section
Content-addressable memoryhas applicationRouting0.60section
Content-addressable memoryhas applicationIn0.60section
Content-addressable memoryhas applicationAND0.60section
Content-addressable memoryhas applicationIf0.60section

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