Bubble memory stores data on
- ferrite core substrate.
- semiconductor material.
- magnetic tape material.
Explanation from PART66Online
Bubble memory stores data as tiny magnetic domains, or bubbles, held in a thin magnetic film, so of the options the magnetic ferrite-type substrate is the correct medium. It is not a semiconductor device, and it is distinct from data recorded on magnetic tape.
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Shenoy asked · 22 Aug 2019
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