I'm PRETTY, certain it's C.
It is used for cache memory.
Further Explanation:
Cache memory is the memory that stores the instructions and data that is used repeatedly. If the processor wants some data it first looks into cache memory then the processor doesn't has to look into the main memory for the data or instructions which is more time consuming. As the SRAM uses small but a constant source of power, it is usually used for making cache memories. Moreover it is benficial to keep the previously used data in SRAM(Which is faster) than acessing DRAM (Which is way more slow than SRAM.
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Answer:
Option C i.e., Trip criteria is correct
Explanation:
The concept Trip criteria are described that when the allowing requirements for its diagnostic code are reached.
In other words, Trip seems to be a key-on method where all the allowing requirements for such a specific diagnostic display are fulfilled as well as the diagnostic monitoring is powered. It is finished once the ignition switch becomes switched off.
- Option A and Option B are not correct because they are the engines that come under the performance ignition system and they are not related to the following scenario.
- Option D is incorrect because it is the type of data mining that is not related to the scenario.