Investigation of a woven screen memory system

Abstract

The woven aperture screen plane concept is a new fabrication technique that could lead to high speed production of memory stacks. The woven aperture screen planes have many characteristics which are similar to ferrite core planes. However, the environmental characteristics of the woven aperture screen planes are superior in many respects to those of ferrite core planes. Large planes have operated at +105°C. Tests on small planes have been conducted at +195° C.