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Memory which maintains its value through power cycles.
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Why fram instead of eeprom
Why do all the gameboy cartridge mods for nonvolatile save use a type of ram like fram? Why isn't a sufficiently fast eeprom or flash ic used?
EDIT: We all know this is about parallel interface ICs, …
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Floating Vdd; NV Pokemon saves [closed]
http://forums.benheck.com/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=38664
In the link, there is a thread discussing replacing gen 1&2 Pokemon cart sram ICs with fram equivalents. The only differences between old and new …
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