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Product of the Week: Everspin’s EMxxLX xSPI Industrial STT-MRAM

Patrick Hopper

Publisher, President #Influencer @ OpenSystems Media | Embedded | AI | IoT | Military | Aerospace

发布日期: 2024年1月23日

Memory technologies are often integrated into demanding applications, industrial being one of most critical and expansive, requiring high reliability, versatility, low power consumption, and much more. There are various types of memory that are equipped with these features; however, some are better suited as they’re capable of enabling higher densities at a lower cost.

The EMxxLX xSPI Industrial STT-MRAM from Everspin Technologies is a Magnetoresistive Random Access Memory, a non-volatile memory technology designed for high performing electronic systems. For example, the high endurance EMxxLX solution is most suitable for industrial IoT, network/enterprise infrastructure, process automation and control, aeronautics/avionics, medical, gaming, and FPGA configuration. Read more.

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