Term #920
non-volatile memory media
Claim Term
non-volatile memory media
Origin matter
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Reference Case 1
FSP1813
Date Added
4/30/20
Created
4/30/20, 4:42 AM
Modified
4/30/20, 4:42 AM
Full Desc
"Non-volatile memory media" refers to any hardware, device, component, element, or circuit configured to maintain an alterable physical characteristic used to represent a binary value of zero or one after a primary power source is removed. Examples of the alterable physical characteristic include, but are not limited to, a threshold voltage for a transistor, an electrical resistance level of a memory cell, a current level through a memory cell, a magnetic pole orientation, a spin-transfer torque, and the like.