Font chips

A font chip is a type of memory that is used in electronic devices to store font data. This data can include the shapes of the letters, numbers, and symbols that are used to display text on a screen or other output device. Font chips are commonly used in devices that have a limited amount of memory, such as in some older computers and printers. Font chips are typically small, low-power, and inexpensive. They can be programmed to store a variety of fonts, allowing the device to display text in different styles and sizes. Font chips are often used in conjunction with other types of memory, such as ROM (read-only memory) or RAM (random access memory), which are used to store the data that is displayed as text.