Novel Magnonic Holographic Memory Device
Patent Status
| Country | Type | Number | Dated | Case |
| United States Of America | Issued Patent | 9,767,876 | 09/19/2017 | 2014-617 |
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Prototype of holographic memory device
Brief Description
Background: Image processing and speech recognition are a few operations that challenge computer memory devices. Replacing a computer memory device is not the solution, but rather, finding ways to complement its activity is a more successful route.
Description: UCR researchers have created a prototype of a magnonic holographic memory (MHM) device that provides unmatched data storage capacity and data processing capabilities in electronic devices. This device uses spin waves instead of optical waves, which allow for a higher energy storage. This MHM does not replace the computer memory device, but rather complements it and allows for a new and better performing generation of memory devices.
Advantages
- Better image recognition
- Speech recognition
- Data processing
- Allows for fuller devices with greater storage energy
- High processing rate with low energy consumption
Suggested uses
- Improved Computer logic and memory devices
- Next generation logic devices
- Compatible with conventional electronic devices
Contact
- Venkata S. Krishnamurty
- venkata.krishnamurty@ucr.edu
- tel: View Phone Number.
Other Information
Keywords
Logic devices, optical waves, energy storage, image processing, magnonic holographic memory device
