The interesting property of FRAM is that it behaves in same way as core. Random access and non-volatile (and without significant write/erase wear). End result i

The interesting property of FRAM is that it behaves in same way as core. Random access and non-volatile (and without significant write/erase wear). End result is that for applications that will fit into practically sized FRAM array you essentially do not have to thing about restoring the state after power loss, because the state simply is there as it was on core-based minicomputers (one thing that I find funny is that MSP430FRxxx in fact is PDP-11 on single chip with slightly different instruction encoding).