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Monolithic arrays of ferrite memory elements are being used to produce low-cost, high-speed memory stacks. These elements are made by the simple batch fabrication technique of laminating ferrite sheets with embedded conductors. This process, evolved at the RCA Research Center, Princeton, New Jersey, was selected for material development by the Electronic Components and Devices Division and for system development by DEP Applied Research.
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