Magnetic thin film memory with all dual function films

Static information storage and retrieval – Systems using particular element – Magnetic thin film

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365 57, G11C 1115

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ABSTRACT:
A non-volatile flat film memory with a symmetrical cell design having four magnetic films and full turn word line construction. The design provides flux closure during both store and read as well as providing memory storage in all films. The structure is fabricated on silicon using processes compatible with integrated circuit technology.

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