System-level analysis reveals performance relationships in memory devices, highlighting device physics implications.
Many memory candidates based on beyond complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) nanoelectronics have been proposed, but no clear successor has yet been identified. In this paper, we offer a methodology for system-level analysis and address the relationship of the maximum performance of a given memory device type to device physics. The method is illustrated for the classical dynamic RAM (DRAM) device and for the emerging memory device known as the resistive RAM (ReRAM).
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