A Transparent Plastic Memory Technology Using...

A Transparent Plastic Memory Technology Using A Polymer Polyethylene Dioxythiopene

Author Name : Divya P, Rinu N

ABSTRACT

A new form of endless computer memory which uses plastic and is much cheaper and faster than the being silicon circuits were constructed by Experimenters at Princeton University working with Hewlett-Packard. This new memory technology is created by using a conducting plastic which has the implicit to store a megabit of data in a millimetre-square device-10 times thick than current glamorous recollections. This utilizes a preliminarily unknown property of a cheap, transparent plastic called PEDOT-short for polyethylenedioxythiophene. The formulators say that data consistence as high as a megabit per square millimetre can be possible. By mounding layers of memory, a boxy centimetre device could hold as important as a gigabyte and be cheap enough to contend with CDs and DVD.

Keywords: Plastic, Storage, Polyethylenedioxythiophene (PEDOT), Flash Memory, Polymer.