RE-RAM

Resistive Random Access Memory



Resistive Random Access Memory

Definition

Resistive Random Access Memory, abbreviated as Re-Ram, implies a non-volatile form of memory, which is installed in computers and that corporations are trying their level best to make the most of this technology and making it a part of their corporations and their machines.

Flash Memory and other devices

Although Re-Ram is still a freshman concept and still in the introduction phase, there are many other examples related to flash memory that we see around us today.

Universal Serial Bus (USB)

Amongst the most common examples that we have around us and are using ...