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This is pretty cool. TI has been using Ferrous mRam in their micro-controllers to achieve absurdly low levels of power consumption and it's worked great. Make
by Junk_Collector 8y ago
This is pretty cool. TI has been using Ferrous mRam in their micro-controllers to achieve absurdly low levels of power consumption and it's worked great. Makes me excited to see others picking up the technology to put it into use in other mediums.
- baybal2 8y agoTI uses ferroelectric, not ferromagnetic RAM - a very different tech that depends on physical movement of ions inside a fancy ceramic material.
- Junk_Collector 8y agoYou're right. I totally overlooked that.