Memories are made of …

Angus Kingon ()
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Angus Kingon: North Carolina State University

Nature, 1999, vol. 401, issue 6754, 658-659

Abstract: One elusive goal in semiconductor technology is realizing the ideal nonvolatile memory -- that is, one that retains information when the power is switched off without battery back-up. In this context, so-called ferroelectric random access memories are promising. Work on a particular form of ferroelectric material provides encouraging evidence that it has the desired properties for nonvolatile memory.

Date: 1999
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