Computer Memory Lists

Computer memory components are electronic devices used to temporarily or permanently store data in computers, embedded systems, industrial equipment, aerospace electronics, telecommunications hardware, and military applications. Common types include RAM, ROM, DRAM, SDRAM, DDR memory, SRAM, EEPROM, and Flash memory modules and memory ICs that range from current production to legacy and obsolete parts still supported for replacement. This catalog helps engineers, procurement teams, and maintenance professionals locate memory components by manufacturer, part type, or part number for sourcing and replacement needs.

Industries We Support

Memory components supplied through ASAP Semiconductor's inventory support applications including:

• Aerospace and defense: Memory modules for avionics and mission systems.
• Industrial automation: Embedded memory for control and monitoring hardware.
• Telecommunications: Memory ICs used in networking and communications equipment.
• Medical equipment: Components for diagnostic and monitoring devices.
• Computing systems: RAM and storage-adjacent memory for standard and legacy platforms.
• Manufacturing and test equipment: Replacement parts for equipment where original components are hard-to-find or obsolete.

Find Computer Memory Components

Use one of the following methods to quickly locate the parts you need:

• Browse by manufacturer to explore memory products from leading electronic component manufacturers.
• Browse by memory type to compare categories such as DRAM, SDRAM, SRAM, EEPROM, and Flash memory.
• Search by part number if you already know the exact component you need.

Sourcing and Quality Assurance

Every listed component is sourced through our Approved Vendor List (AVL), inspected for quality assurance, and supplied with manufacturer traceability and certificates of conformance when applicable, in line with AS9120B and ISO 9001:2015 certification. A No China Sourcing policy applies across the memory component catalog, including hard-to-find and obsolete parts, and any item not currently in stock is sourced as a qualified alternate through the same AVL vetting process rather than substituted without verification.