nonvolatile

Examples

• All

• The SCM is contained entirely in a single 12.7-mm x 12.75-mm CMOS 5X chip. This includes all instruction execution logic, nonvolatile key storage, and tamper-detection circuitry.

  Academic text (1999)

• Nonvolatile memory ensures that transient or prolonged power interruptions will not affect programmed time.

  Academic text (1995)

• The storage medium is nonvolatile solid-state memory, providing data security, and it can be stopped directly from a computer.

  Academic text (2011)

• The contents of the T and the resulting S registers are then stored back into nonvolatile memory.

  Academic text (1999)

• Flash memories are the most promising of the nonvolatile semiconductor devices, although they have many practical drawbacks.

  Academic text (1995)

• Storage systems based on nonvolatile memory technology are suitable for replacing HDDs since they need not be protected by batteries.

  Academic text (1995)

• Up to three individual user-defined system settings may be stored in nonvolatile memory, in addition to the factory default settings.

  Academic text (1994)

• For example, typical features include interpreters for industry standard RS-274-D and RS 447 languages, onboard nonvolatile memory for program storage, and CRTs to convey information to the operator.

  Academic text (1992)

• The new computer uses nonvolatile storage, ensuring that important files are not lost during power outages.

• With nonvolatile memory, your settings are preserved even after you shut down the device.

Compounds

N

nonvolatile storage

• Specialized

5.1

Memory that keeps data when a device is off, like a hard drive

How Persistent

archival

• Specialized

21 6.7

nonvolatile

• Specialized

6.3

durable

• Specialized

2 5.5

volatile

77 7.0

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