Ramtron beta samples MaxArias wireless memory

Ramtron International has announced that it has begun beta sampling its first MaxArias wireless memory product to customers across several industries.

News from Electronicstalk, 13 October 2009

Ramtron announces serial nonvolatile F-RAM devices

Ramtron International Corporation has introduced two serial nonvolatile F-RAM products that offer high-speed read/write performance, low voltage operation and optional device features.

News from Electronicstalk, 5 August 2009

Ramtron introduces two F-RAM products

Ramtron has brought out the FM24V05 and FM24V10 parallel and serial F-RAM products, which offer high-speed read/write performance, lower voltage operation and optional device features.

News from Electronicstalk, 2 April 2009

Ramtron launches F-RAM family

Ramtron has launched the first parallel device in a family of parallel and serial F-RAM products that offer high-speed read/write performance, lower-voltage operation and optional device features.

News from Electronicstalk, 13 November 2008

Memory takes the gamble out of system design

Ferroelectric RAM replaces battery-backed SRAM in Aewin's gaming SBC to guarantee data integrity with a lower component count, less mechanical contact, higher reliability and greater security.

News from Electronicstalk, 7 August 2008

F-RAM qualifies for automotive duties

The FM24CL64 is a popular choice for automotive radio applications with its fast writes and high endurance.

News from Electronicstalk, 29 May 2008

Ferroelectric RAM puts events on the record

Integrated event monitoring device continuously monitors state changes, stores them in FRAM and alerts the host system to the changes.

News from Electronicstalk, 22 April 2008

Processor companion takes crystal onboard

Combines 64Kbit of nonvolatile ferroelectric RAM with an enhanced real-time clock/calendar and integrated 32kHz watch crystal.

News from Electronicstalk, 11 March 2008

Seminar to put FRAM on automotive map

FRAM's fast write time and high endurance allows automotive navigation systems to quickly and continuously capture dynamic information without the risk of wearing out the memory.

News from Electronicstalk, 3 January 2008

FRAM-based companions aid diesel analysis

The combination of FRAM and an RTC is ideal for intensive data collection and storage of vehicle exhaust temperatures, system back pressure and time logs.

News from Electronicstalk, 5 December 2007

• FRAM provides speed and reliability

• Speedy MCU take nonvolatile memory onboard

• FRAM device handles automotive temperatures

• MCU drops into 8051 slots for nonvolatile upgrade

• Nonvolatile state saver brings system stability

• Ferroelectric RAM scales up to 4Mbit

• MCU evaluation platform adds USB interface

• FRAM devices set for automotive qualification

• Nonvolatile memory passes automotive test

• Serial FRAM boosts nonvolatile storage density

• Automotive-qualified FRAMs on show in Detroit

• VRS51L3074 devkit at discounted contest price

• Platform kicks off FRAM MCU development

• FRAM adds intelligence to automotive safety

• MCU upgrades the 8bit industry standard

• Kit checks out new versions of the old favourite

• Ferroelectric RAM aims for automotive black boxes

• Ricoh picks FRAM for multifunction machines

• Lee to apply distribution sales expertise

• FRAMs shrink into DFN packaging

• FRAM helps tell time for toddlers

• Nonvolatile memory gains automotive qualification

• FRAMs turn to automotive applications

• FRAM drops in to replace serial EEPROMs

• FRAM wins slot in N American meters

• Web seminars explain ferroelectric RAM technology

• Ferroelectric RAM finds slot in RAID systems

• Award acknowledges financial performance

• Long-life FRAM cuts power to oust EEPROMs

• FRAMs break into server market

• French award for FRAM