MRAM
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What is MRAM?
MRAM (Magnetoresistive Random-Access Memory) is a type of non-volatile random-access memory that stores data by using magnetic storage elements. Data is stored as a magnetic polarization in each storage element. It is used in applications that require non-volatility, high speed, and endurance, such as embedded memory, industrial automation, and aerospace.
What other technologies are related to MRAM?
MRAM Competitor Technologies
RRAM
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Resistive RAM (RRAM) is a non-volatile memory technology that competes with MRAM in applications requiring high density, low power consumption, and fast switching speeds.
SRAM
Static RAM (SRAM) is a type of volatile memory that offers very fast access speeds, but it typically has lower density and higher power consumption than MRAM, making it a competitor in certain performance-critical applications.
Which job functions commonly mention MRAM?
Chip Designer
0.1% of all Chip Designer jobs mention MRAM
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Hardware Engineer
0.1% of all Hardware Engineer jobs mention MRAM
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Electrical Engineer
81 Electrical Engineer jobs mention MRAM
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Test Engineer
20 Test Engineer jobs mention MRAM
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Engineer
166 Engineer jobs mention MRAM
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