This work demonstrates integration of magnetic tunneling junctions with hydrogenated amorphous silicon (a-Si:H) diodes. In the finished device 11.4% current change is measured when the junction free layer is switched in an external magnetic field, for 0.86 V applied to the junction-diode series. In the integrated device, the measured individual tunneling magnetoresistance signal is 25.3% at 7 mV bias, demonstrating junction robustness and process compatibility. The junction-diode series is necessary for bit selectivity in magnetic random access memories. Vertical growth of these devices may allow higher density architectures.
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