| 释义 |
nonvolatile random-access memory [¦nän`väl·ǝ·tǝl ¦ran·dǝm ¦ak´ses `mem·rē] COMPUTER SCIENCE A semiconductor storage device which has two memory cells for each bit, one of which is volatile, as in a static RAM (random-access memory), and provides unlimited read and write operations, while the other is nonvolatile, and provides the ability to retain information when power is removed. Abbreviated NV RAM. |