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NOR

Last updated May 16, 2025, generated by Sumble

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What is NOR?

NOR is a type of flash memory. It is commonly used for storing firmware and boot code in embedded systems due to its fast random access read speeds, making it suitable for executing code directly from memory. Unlike NAND flash, NOR flash allows for byte-level access, but it has lower storage density and higher cost per bit.

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What other technologies are related to NOR?

NOR Competitor Technologies

NAND flash is a competing non-volatile memory technology to NOR flash, often used for higher density storage.

mentioned alongside NOR in 22% (423) of relevant job posts

eMMC is a type of flash memory storage that uses NAND flash, making it a competitor to NOR flash especially for data storage.

mentioned alongside NOR in 6% (110) of relevant job posts

NOR Complementary Technologies

Processors use NOR flash to store firmware and boot code, making them a complementary technology.

mentioned alongside NOR in 4% (58) of relevant job posts

I2C is a communication protocol often used to interface with NOR flash devices for configuration or data transfer.

mentioned alongside NOR in 0% (231) of relevant job posts

Which job functions mention NOR?

Job function

Jobs mentioning NOR

Orgs mentioning NOR

Engineer

0% (354) job posts

12 organizations

Electrical Engineer

0% (135) job posts

3 organizations

Hardware Engineer

0% (109) job posts

20 organizations

Embedded Engineer

0% (46) job posts

11 organizations

Firmware Engineer

0% (29) job posts

9 organizations

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