1. Dynamic random access memory and random access memory cards

2. Dynamic random access memory

3. Random access memory capacity:

4. Handling random access failure

5. Physical random access channel processing

6. Method for random access signaling

7. Random access method and random access channel structure in mobile communication system having large cell radius

8. Dynamic random access memory (DRAM) modules

9. Physical random access channel resource selection

10. Two transistor ternary random access memory

11. Random access memory [ram]electronic cartridges

12. Dynamic random-access memories (D-RAMs):

13. Random access memory device, namely, ram card

14. Method for detecting failures of random access procedures

15. A random access control method, system and device

16. Transmit power control for physical random access channels

17. Static random access memory and driving method therefor

18. Random access method for blocks of video images

19. Methods and devices for contention based random access

20. Magnetic memory cell and magnetic random access memory

21. Magnetoresistive random-access memory (MRAM) is a non-volatile random-access memory technology available today that began its development in mid-1980s.

22. All random-access iterators are also valid Bidirectional iterators.

23. Method for controlling random access load in satellite communication

24. Faster access, such as random access, is not feasible.

25. Multi-bit block write in a random access memory

26. Method and mobile terminal for avoiding random access collision

27. Random access memory for use in an emulation environment

28. Method for performing random access by terminal, and terminal

29. Method for performing random access procedure in mtc device

30. Method and base station for allocating dedicated random access resource

31. Tunnel magnetoresistive effect element and random access memory using same

32. Preventing misuse of random access procedure in wireless communication system

33. • object re-use or separation for CA random access memory;

34. Both main memory and Cache are internal, random-access m

35. Electronic integrated circuits known as dynamic random access memories (DRAMs)

36. Vertical resistive random access memory device, and method for manufacturing same

37. During the random access, the method can avoid the blind detection.

38. Magnetic random access memory devices configured for self-referenced read operation

39. Method and mtc device for performing random access procedure for coverage enhancement

40. Shallow trench type quadri-cell of phase-change random access memory (pram)

41. Imports of certain electronic microcircuits known as DRAMs (dynamic random access memories)

42. Electronic integrated circuits (excluding multichip circuits): dynamic random–access memories (D–RAMs)

43. Low power auto−refresh circuit and method for dynamic random access memories

44. Magnetoresistive random access memory (mram) with integrated magnetic film enhanced circuit elements

45. Electronic integrated circuits (excluding multichip circuits): dynamic random-access memories (D-RAMs)

46. Apparatus and methods for high-penetration random access in wireless communications systems

47. Preamble set separation for random access control in large scale cellular networks

48. Method and apparatus for controlling transmission parameters on a random access channel

49. Platform storage hierarchy with non-volatile random access memory having configurable partitions

50. Bit line voltage control in spin transfer torque magnetoresistive random access memory

51. This parameter is only necessary if the file was opened for Random access

52. Cell reselection method for increasing random access success rate in wireless access system

53. A method and apparatus for avoiding Physical Random Access Channel collisions is provided.

54. Method and apparatus for performing random access procedures in a wireless communication system

55. Namely, an unloaded module need not be stored in scarce random access memory.

56. RAM - (Random Access Memory) Memory available to the computer's processor to run programs.

57. The primary drawback to this scheme was that memory was not random access.

58. The slot response registers can be configured in random access memory in the bridge.

59. Method of dynamically controlling the length of r_data messages on a random access channel

60. Direct device to device communication method using analog random access procedure, and apparatus for same

61. Method and device for processing transmission of physical random access channel based on carrier aggregation

62. Method and mtc device for performing random access procedure according to plurality of parameter sets

63. Method for providing fast feedback information for random access channel in a wireless communication system

64. A method and a base station for allocating the dedicated random access resource are disclosed.

65. Random access failure of out-of-sync UE in dynamic TDD scenario can be significantly reduced.

66. The feedback message may be transferred using a common shared channel or a random access channel.

67. There is disclosed a random-access light-emitting dot matrix (21) used for data writing process.

68. Methods, devices and systems for a back gated static random access memory (SRAM) cell are provided.

69. A controller for a digital processor includes a power consuming random access memory (12) storing instructions.

70. Method for allowing terminal to perform random access step in wireless communication system and device therefor

71. Method and system for providing a high density memory cell for spin transfer torque random access memory

72. Ground level precharge bit line scheme for read operation in spin transfer torque magnetoresistive random access memory

73. Method and apparatus for incorporating dynamic random access memory design modules into an integrated circuit chip design

74. An address decoder for supplies periodic signals to the wordlines and the dynamic random access memory wordline.

75. Capacitor with recessed plate portion for dynamic random access memory (dram) and method to form the same

76. Static random-access memory of C-MOS technology (C-MOS S-RAM), with a storage capacity of

77. Random access memory with CMOS-compatible nonvolatile storage element in series with storage capacitor is described herein.

78. The present invention relates to a random access method and a preamble structure therefor for supporting random access from a cell having a radius of 100km or greater and a power-restricted terminal in an LTE-based mobile communication system.

79. A dual port random access memory (RAM) stores data representative of information to be displayed on the LCD.

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