Composite

1. Refers to the amount of chips used on a given memory module. Composite is an older 4-bit technology requiring more chips to archive capacity.
2. When referring to a display, a composite display is a type of display that carries all information about the video signal instead of just the different signals. To the right is an example of the traditional composite cable used with this type of dispaly.

Also see: Memory definitions, Non-composite, S-Video, Video definitions