Magnetic memory device using magnetic domain motion

Static information storage and retrieval – Magnetic shift registers

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C365S158000, C365S001000, C365S029000, C365S034000, C365S085000, C365S081000

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07738278

ABSTRACT:
A magnetic memory device is provided. The magnetic memory device may include a memory track in which a plurality of magnetic domains is formed so that data bits, each of which may be a magnetic domain, are stored in an array. The memory track may be formed of an amorphous soft magnetic material.

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