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N-channel ferroelectric dynamic random access memory (FEDRAM) FETs with SrBi2Ta2O/sub 9//SiN/Si structure were fabricated and characterized. The estimated switching time (t/sub sw/) of the fabricated FET, measured at applied electric field of 376 kV/cm, was less than 50 ns, which could be significantly reduced upon scaling. Its remnant polarization (2P/sub r/) was measured to be about 1.5 μC/cm2, which is more than one order of magnitude higher than that required for FEDRAM operation. The stored information retains more than three orders of magnitude of on/off ratio up to three days at room temperature, with little fatigue after 10/sup 11/ switching cycles.
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