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Mega-Bit Memory Technology - From Mega-Bit to Giga-Bit (Japanese Technology Reviews. Section A, Electronics,)

Hiroyuki Tango • 1998 • CRC

Author
Hiroyuki Tango
First published
1998
Publisher
CRC
Subjects
Microcomputers · Memory
ISBN
9789056990985
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Published in 1998 by CRC Press as part of the Japanese Technology Reviews series, this volume serves as a technical chronicle of the semiconductor industry's rapid advancement during the 1990s. Author Hiroyuki Tango, a noted expert in electronics, authored the text to provide Western researchers and engineers with a rigorous analysis of the shift from megabit to gigabit memory capacity. The book captures a pivotal era when Japanese manufacturers were dominant forces in DRAM development, dictating the pace of hardware miniaturization.

The work is primarily a technical review, focusing on the material science and manufacturing processes required to overcome the physical limitations of lithography and storage density. Designed for professional and academic audiences, the book prioritizes clarity and precise data interpretation. It was received as an authoritative reference tool, valued for its ability to contextualize complex engineering hurdles within the broader scope of the competitive global electronics market at the turn of the century.

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