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Site Search About Dux Advertising Contact Info PDFs Privacy FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS CMOS and CMOS Batteries Last updated: 1/27/03 What is the CMOS memory? A. CMOS is an abbreviation for Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor. CMOS uses a complimentary arrangement of both NMOS and PMOS, negative and positive Metal Oxide transistor circuits. CMOS memory draws very little current (nano-Amps). Values stored in it can be maintained for very a long period of time ...

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Site Search About Dux Advertising Contact Info PDFs Privacy FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS IRQs - Interrupt Requests Last updated: 10/3/2003 8/7/00 Like so many things, I intend to build on and word-smith this FAQ as time goes on and may convert it into a full-fledged article. The titles "Know Your IRQs" and "Plug 'n Prey" keep resonating as things that need to be treated in depth and in understandable language. Larry Q. What is an IRQ or Interrupt request? A. ...

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