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Which of the following capacitor can store more data in DRAM?

A. Planar capacitor
B. Trench capacitor
C. Stacked-cell
D. Non-polar capacitor

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Answer:

Stacked - Cell

Step-by-step explanation:

DRAM is an acronym that means Dynamic Random access memory. It is a type of random access semiconductor memory that stores it's data in a memory cell where a tiny capacitor and a transistor are.

A Trench Capacitor, or otherwise called Deep Trench Capacitor(DTC). They can store only between 4 mb and 256 mb

Stacked Cells occur when individual batteries are stacked together, to achieve a higher voltage and or Power. They can store up to 1 GB of data.

Planar Capacitor, unlike stacked cells and trench capacitors, can only store data of not more than 1 mb. Planar Capacitor happens to be the smallest out of the three.

From the above explanation, it is obvious that Stacked Cells is the answer.

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