What is Nonvolatile memory?
Memory that retains stored data when power is removed, such as flash memory and MRAM. DRAM and SRAM are volatile.
Field: SRAM and flash memory
Nonvolatile memory in the explanations
A microcontroller integrates a CPU, nonvolatile memory for programs, RAM, timers and I/O circuits such as A/D converters on one chip, and controls all kinds of everyday equipment, from rice cookers and air conditioners to car engines and brakes.
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