Non-volatile memory is a data storage component that retains information without power, essential for data logging applications.
Commonly used trade names and technical identifiers for Non-volatile Memory.
This component is used in the following industrial products
An electronic device that records data over time from sensors within an industrial system.
Integrated memory components within a DSP core or microcontroller that store and retrieve data and instructions for processing.
A control unit within an Error Handler system that manages the recovery process from operational faults or failures.
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Volatile memory (like RAM) loses data when power is removed, while non-volatile memory retains data without power, making it essential for data loggers to preserve recorded information during outages or shutdowns.
Industrial-grade NVM uses wear-leveling algorithms and error correction codes (ECC) to distribute writes evenly across memory cells, extending lifespan despite frequent data logging cycles.
Common failures include bit errors from charge leakage, write/erase cycle exhaustion, data corruption from power interruptions during writes, and physical damage from temperature extremes or vibration.
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