Spin-Transfer Torque Memory is a non-volatile memory device that utilizes the spin-transfer torque effect to switch the magnetization orientation of a magnetic tunnel junction, distinguishing it from other memory technologies by enabling current-induced magnetic switching without an external magnetic field.
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Overview of emerging nonvolatile memory technologies
Jagan Singh Meena, Simon M. Sze, Umesh Chand et al. · Nanoscale Research Letters · 2014 · 775 citations · Full text
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