Hi,

If I am not wrong, FRAMs have a strong limitation on the number of memory
accesses. This makes them ideal only for storing values that are read rarely
(say during system boot-up).
There was a very good article in "Embedded Systems Programming" magazine
(forgot the date of issue) on the different types of non-volatile memory.

Regards,
Somasundaram.

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From: "Alexandre Domingos F. Souza" <taito@TERRA.COM.BR>
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Sent: Sunday, December 23, 2001 6:11 AM
Subject: Re: [PIC]: PIC speech system (+free software)


> >the sounds would be handy too. I'm also looking
> >for a good PIC friendly static ram, something
> >parallel acessed but not too many PIC pins.
> >Any ideas on that one?
>
>         Ferroeletric RAMs from Ramtron?
>
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