domain-tip memory
domain-tip memory
[dō′mān ‚tip ′mem·rē] (computer science)
A computer memory in which the presence or absence of a magnetic domain in a localized region of a thin magnetic film designates a 1 or 0. Abbreviated DOT memory. Also known as magnetic domain memory.
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