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Non-Volatile Random Access Memory
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(storage)Non-Volatile Random Access Memory - (NVRAM) Static random-access memory which is made into non-volatile storage either by having a battery permanently connected or by saving its contents to EEPROM before turning the power off and reloading it when power is restored.


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The FM20L08 responds to each address just like SRAM, greatly simplifying the design engineer's task in using a nonvolatile RAM.
Ramtron announces 1-megabit FRAM memory by EDP Weekly's IT Monitor
The FM33x family combines, in one small package, all the benefits of a nonvolatile RAM with a comprehensive set of highly integrated support and peripheral functions for processor-based designs.
Ramtron Reports Second-Quarter 2007 Financial Results by Business Wire
The FM22L16 is a 4Mb, 3-volt, parallel nonvolatile RAM in a 44-pin thin small outline plastic (TSOP) package that features fast access, virtually unlimited read/write cycles and low power consumption.
Industry's First 4-Megabit Nonvolatile FRAM Memory by Business Wire
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