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    The document discusses a new type of memory chip that uses less power than traditional memory chips. It stores data using magnetic tunnels instead of electric charges, allowing it to use less electricity to write data and maintain memory states. The new technology could enable devices like phones and laptops to have dramatically longer battery life without sacrificing memory capacity. The memory chips are based on a phenomenon called spin-transfer torque, and researchers have successfully tested prototypes. Mass production of the low-power memory chips could begin within the next few years.

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    SCHEMATIC OF RL78 MICROCONTROLLER

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    RL78 SCHEMATIC

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    The document discusses a new type of memory chip that uses less power than traditional memory chips. It stores data using magnetic tunnels instead of electric charges, allowing it to use less electricity to write data and maintain memory states. The new technology could enable devices like phones and laptops to have dramatically longer battery life without sacrificing memory capacity. The memory chips are based on a phenomenon called spin-transfer torque, and researchers have successfully tested prototypes. Mass production of the low-power memory chips could begin within the next few years.

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    The document discusses a new type of memory chip that uses less power than traditional memory chips. It stores data using magnetic tunnels instead of electric charges, allowing it to use less electricity to write data and maintain memory states. The new technology could enable devices like phones and laptops to have dramatically longer battery life without sacrificing memory capacity. The memory chips are based on a phenomenon called spin-transfer torque, and researchers have successfully tested prototypes. Mass production of the low-power memory chips could begin within the next few years.

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