Flash Memory - definition

Streak memory is non-unpredictable PC memory that can be electrically eradicated and reconstructed. Non-unpredictable implies that no power is expected to keep up with the data put away on the chip.

An innovation is fundamentally utilized in memory cards and USB streak drives as strong state stockpiling and its principal design is a cheap approach to putting away or moving information among PCs and other computerized items. It's utilized as essential stockpiling memory on different convenient gadgets because of its minimal expense, reduced size, incredible actual perseverance and low power utilization.

The most well known kinds of glimmer memory are NAND and NOR.