Sentences with phrase «rearranges chalcogenide»

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PRAM is novel because it uses electrical current to store data in a glassy substance called chalcogenide, whose atoms are rearranged when it is heated.

These join slightly more mature — yet still unproven — universal memories such as magnetoresistive RAM (MRAM), which uses magnetic polarization to store information permanently on a device's microprocessor, and «phase change» memory, which stores data in a glassy substance called chalcogenide as it is heated and its atoms are rearranged.