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willprentice | 22:34 Mon 02nd Jun 2003 | How it Works
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How exactly is data stored on a microchip or solid state disk i.e MM/Flash Card?
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isn't it millions of on/off switches like and gates; [not Bill] and truth tables and that? - Related; cdr's & cdrw's are crystals and dyes that are opaqued/clear and red/blued by the laser for on/off state so i guess in chips it is similar but switches..
ooh, i was reading this recently. can't remember the link though :-( Flash memory has a silicon substrate layer (or something like that) that can be switched from conductive to non-conductive. This effect is so good that electrons (and therefore your data) doesn't leak through over a period of a decade. I'll post again when I find the damn link.
I also might be utterly confused...

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