Magnetoelectronics
Edited by- Mark Johnson, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington US
The arrival of the information age took most people by surprise including scientists and technologists. Today, research on better, smaller, and faster ways to store and transfer information continues to grow, and growing fast within this scope is the field of magnetoelectronics. With its possibilities as a magnetic storage technology capable of overcoming the vulnerabilities of CMOS (complementary metal on oxide semiconductor), magnetoelectronics promises to be an important installation in the information era.
Audience
Scientists, engineers and program managers who are involved in - or becoming involved in magnetoelectronics; under-graduates and graduates studying magnetoelectronics.
Hardbound, 410 Pages
Published: December 2004
Imprint: Academic Press
ISBN: 978-0-12-088487-2
