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Nonvolatile solid-state memory

A. Sass

Abstract

New developments in nonvolatile solid-state memory promise users a spectrum of technologies for various degrees of programmability/reprogrammability. These advancements in such areas as low-power MOS, EPROM, EEPROM and magnetic bubbles will be discussed from the standpoint of functionality, performance, cost and availability as related to application. Long range projections of capability will also be offered.

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Key concepts: EEPROM, Non-volatile memory, EPROM, Computer science, Solid-state, State (computer science), Embedded system, Electrical engineering