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Keywords:  evaporated, volatile, solvent, vapor, intermolecular
Related Terms: Non-volatile, Vapors, Volatile, Vapor, Vapour, Volatility, Evaporate, Mists, Volatilization, Entrainment, Volatiles, Vaporization, Evaporation, Sublime, Vapor degreasing, Sublimate, Spray, State, Condensation, Distillation, Vaporize, Volatile solids, Sublimation, Supercritical fluid, Drying, Condense, Deliquescence, Liquid nitrogen, Antifreeze, Moisture, Hygroscopic, Condensate, Desiccant, Foam, Evaporation rate, Fluid, Mist, Water vapor, Condensation nuclei, Condensation nucleus, Saturation, Azeotrope, Bubble point, Fogging, Vapor pressure, Boiling point, Wettability, Cryogenic liquid, Diluent
not readily evaporated. Opposite of volatile.
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Refers to memory that is saved when power is lost or turned off. See also volatile.
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substance which has a high boiling point, strong intermolecular forces, and a low vapor pressure at room temperature. (see volatile)
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Keywords:  spintronic, nve, mram, opto, retain
Related Terms: Volatile memory, Non-volatile memory, Volatile, Nonvolatile memory, Non-volatile, Eeprom, Non-volatile ram, Flash memory, Ram - random access memory, Flash , Electrically erasable programmable read-only memory, Fram, Nonvolatile storage, Memory, Nvram, Ram, Random access memory, Eprom, Rom, Flash rom, Read only memory, Read-only memory, Dynamic random access memory, Erasable programmable read only memory, Dynamic ram, Mram, Random-access memory, Dram, Buffer, Main memory, Static random access memory, Sram, Static ram, Volatile storage, Storage, Pram, Primary storage, Refresh, Ram disk, Virtual memory, Physical memory, Swapping, Prom , Disk cache, Swap file, Bubble memory, Ramdisk, Paging, Write-back cache, Programmable read-only memory
Refers to a memory device which does not lose its data when power is removed from the system.
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A memory that retains data even when power is removed. MRAM is inherently nonvolatile. Optical Coupler (also "opto-coupler") A conventional coupler which uses the combination of a light-emitting diode and photo detector to transmit information. NVE couplers are faster and denser than optical couplers, and unlike optical couplers which wear out, spintronic couplers last indefinitely.
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Refers to a kind of RAM that is stable and can hold data as long as electricity is powering the memory.
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