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Memory Access Time is the time taken to decide whether the requested word is available in memory space or not. If yes=> HIT ; otherwise=> MISS

Hit Time is the time taken to supply the requested word to the processor after ‘hit’. 

Search Time is the time taken to search for requested word in the memory space.  

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