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Numonyx Forté Serial FlashDriven by consumers' expectations, electronic systems and applications continuously add new features and increase their performance. In order to cope with these requirements, designers must adjust and fine tune the operating conditions of the non-volatile memory subsystem in order to offer the best price/performance ratio. Flash memories with a Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) and configuration registers are a new class of flexible devices which shorten the design and engineering process and represent the ideal solution to achieve optimal and cost-efficient system performances.
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Numonyx Omneo™ PCMIn 1970, Gordon Moore, R. G. Neale and D. L. Nelson published a paper on amorphous memory titled, “Non-volatile, Re-programmable, Read-Mostly Memory is Here.” Thirty-eight years later, amorphous memory devices are not yet shipping in volume. Were these authors wrong about amorphous memory? The answer: “No, just ahead of their time.”
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Numonyx Automotive solutionsThe Numonyx® M58BW family of flash memories has been specifically developed for critical Automotive applications with x32 data bus width and fast burst read mode.
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