Fargemodellrom

Fargemodellrom is a term that appears in some Swedish-language discussions to describe a read-only memory component that stores data related to a color model. The phrase combines färg (color), modell (model), and ROM (read-only memory) and is not widely established as a formal term in international standards or major technical documentation. In practice, it is used to refer to a non-volatile memory element within a device or system that encodes information about how colors should be represented or transformed.

The typical role attributed to a fargemodellrom is to provide stable, device-specific data for color handling. This can include parameters that define a color space (such as RGB primaries and white point), gamma curves, conversion matrices, and sometimes lookup tables used for color transformations. In embedded devices like displays, printers, or scanners, the ROM content helps ensure consistent color rendering across power cycles and firmware updates, by keeping critical color calibration and conversion data together with the device.

Because fargemodellrom is not a standardized device term, its exact contents and usage can vary between manufacturers and projects. As a ROM, the data stored is typically non-volatile and not intended to be altered during normal operation; updates would generally require firmware updates rather than user edits. In software contexts, similar functionality might be implemented using non-volatile storage or configuration files rather than a dedicated ROM.

See also color management, ICC profiles, color spaces, gamma correction, lookup tables, firmware, embedded systems.