Memory device definition
Memory device means a method or device used to store electronic data.
Memory device means an Integrated Circuit alone and not in combination with any other product containing one or more memory cells, together with the circuit elements connected to the memory cells that are functionally necessary for carrying out memory hierarchy functions in association with the memory cells, including, by way of example, decoding circuits, control circuits for memory sequencing, sensing circuits, input protection circuits, high speed interface circuits, signal I/O amplification circuits, redundancy circuits, delay elements, test mode control circuits, reliability stress algorithms, address transition detection circuits, user selectable operating mode detection circuits, reference generators or voltage generator modules. Memory Device does not include Processors or Intel Proprietary Products.
Memory device means any prom pack, memory card, or any other removable memory device that functions or may be programmed to store and transfer ballot images or tabulation data
More Definitions of Memory device
Memory device means a Semiconductor Device having the primary function of electronically storing information. Examples of Memory Devices include discrete DRAM, NOR flash memory, NAND flash memory, and SRAM devices.
Memory device means an external hard drive that plugs into a USB port.
Memory device means a preprogrammed device used to store electronic information necessary to conduct an election, that: