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precharge

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precharge [prē′chärj]
(metallurgy)
The pressure introduced into the cavity of a mold before forming a part.
(storage)precharge - The phase in the access cycle of DRAM during which the storage capacitors are charged to the appropriate value.


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This is an 80-pin connector interface with an early ground connection, precharge power pins, power pins, and the signal pins.
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SFC operates four separate and wholly owned subsidiaries: preCharge, IdeaCart, OpenCharge and ClientBills, some of which are still in the development stage and are set to be launched commercially in the near future.
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These three numbers, commonly referred to as the JEDEC speed bin, are defined as CAS latency (CL), RAS to CAS Delay (tRCD), and Row Precharge (tRP), thus (CL=3-tRCD=3-tRP=3).
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