NASA NTRS ยท 20060038752
A Magnetic Solid-State Storage Technology: Vertical Bloch Line Storage
Abstract
No storage technology is known to exist today which simultaneously offers high-storage density, nonvolatility, and a solid-state form factor. For example, common random access memories are solid-state, but are volatile and typically offer modest density. Alternatively, mainstream magnetic disk and magnetic tape systems offer high storage density and nonvolatility, but are fundamentally not solid-state. A number of applications exist which would be suited well with high performance solid- state technology. NASA, for example, is beginning baseline solid-state recorders for upcoming space missions, such as the Cassini mission to Saturn.
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Katti, R. R.. 1993-01-01. A Magnetic Solid-State Storage Technology: Vertical Bloch Line Storage. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060038752
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