Memory devices containing the nanocrystalline Si embedded Zr-doped HfO 2 high- k dielectric film, which have many advantages over the conventional non-doped high- k films, have been prepared and characterized. The memory effect was manifested by the large counterclockwise capacitance–voltage hysteresis, e.g., 2.98 V, and negative differential resistance region in the positive bias current–voltage characteristics. A large memory operation window, e.g., 0.72 V, with a long charge retention time, e.g., >10,000 s, was achieved under the proper gate stress voltages. It is a viable dielectric for future nano-size metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistors and capacitors.
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