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Digital electronics treats discrete signals, unlike analog electronics which treats continuous signals. Digital logic is used to perform arithmetic operations with electric signals and constitutes the base for building CPUs.
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How is NAND flash going to die when overheating
If I have a NAND flash which is say 70°C rated, what is going to happen to that NAND flash when I heat it to 80°C or 100°C?
I'm thinking of a scenario when the 70°C rated sample actually starts produ …
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