BMW uses MRAM in their new super racing bike, the S-1000RR

Posted by TINC on March 16, 2011 at 9:25pm

BMW revealed today that they are using a 4Mb MRAM chip (made by Everspin) in their S-1000RR super bike. BMW is using the memory chip in their Motorrad Motorsport engine control unit (ECU) called RSM5, storing important calibration data that controls the motorcycle during a race. The MRAM chip stores adjustable engine parameters such as data related to a racing bike’s fuel injection, ignition, braking and acceleration, and is optimized before each race - with different parameters according to the river, track and race conditions.

http://www.mram-info.com/bmw-uses-new-automotive-temperate-everspin-mram-their-s-1000rr-super-bike

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