Ferroelectric Memory~Based on Water!

$SOLID$ Necro · 07-July-06, 08:55 PM

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Ferroelectric materials possess spontaneous and reversible electric dipole moments. Until recently, it was a technological challenge to stabilize ferroelectricity on the nano-scale. This was because the traditional process of screening the charges was not completely effective. However Dr. Jonathan Spanier from Drexel University and his research colleagues and the University of Pennsylvania have proposed a new and slightly unusual mechanism stabilizing the ferroelectricity in nano-scaled materials:surrounding the charged material with fragments of water.

http://www.drexel.edu/univrel/dateli...&f=20060508-01

It's still going to be in the labs for a while, but it is very promising technolgy!

This link was sent to me by $SOLID$KID after learning I had started watercooling, thanks Bro...

j-dogg · 07-July-06, 09:03 PM

Wow.

Apparently it could render hard drives obsolete

$SOLID$ KID · 08-July-06, 01:10 PM

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Originally Posted by $SOLID$ Necro


	http://www.drexel.edu/univrel/dateli...&f=20060508-01 It's still going to be in the labs for a while, but it is very promising technolgy! This link was sent to me by $SOLID$KID after learning I had started watercooling, thanks Bro...

no prob man....

Dex · 08-July-06, 01:38 PM

Pretty amazing stuff, nice find team $SOLID$

Zaltan · 09-July-06, 06:01 PM

That sounds rather insane, very futuristic.

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