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Micron-scale (down to 2 μm lateral dimension) La-Sr-Co-O/Pb-La-Zr-Ti-O/La-Sr-Co-O ferroelectric capacitors for high density (> 1 Mbit) non-volatile memories have been successfully fabricated by a full wafer process including ion milling. Reduced dimensional effects as well as fabrication process damage on the micron-size capacitors have been studied. The remnant polarization value was only weakly dependent on the lateral dimension of ferroelectric capacitors. The reliability characteristics such as fatigue, retention and aging of the micronscale ion milled capacitors were similar to those of the large capacitors, which is adequate for non-volatile memories.
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