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Ferroelectric RAM
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Ferroelectric RAM - Ferroelectric Random Access Memory
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As authors write, the key distinction of ferroelectric memory switches is that they can be tuned through thermodynamic properties of ferroelectrics.
Faster, more energy efficient electronics comes closer to reality by Asian News International
The original interference, declared in 1991, related to one of Ramtron's issued United States patents that covers a basic ferroelectric memory cell design invention.
Ramtron Settles FRAM Patent Dispute with National Semiconductor by Business Wire
semiconductor maker Ramtron International Corporation (Nasdaq:RMTR), the leading developer and supplier of nonvolatile ferroelectric memory products, announced today that its management is scheduled to present at Instream Partners' Third Value Below the Radar Micro/Small Cap Opportunities Institutional Investor Conference at 9:15 a.
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