In this letter, the authors fabricate the silicon-oxide-nitride-oxide-silicon (SONOS)-like memory using an HfO2as charge trapping layer deposited by a very simple sol-gel spin-coating method and 900 degC 1-min rapid thermal annealing. They examine the quality of sol-gel HfO2charge trapping layer by X-ray photoemission spectroscopy, Id-Vg, charge retention, and endurance. The threshold voltage shift is 1.2 V for the sol-gel HfO2trapping layer. The sol-gel HfO2film can form a deep trap layer to trap electrons for the SONOS-like memory. Therefore, the sol-gel device exhibits the long charge retention time and good endurance performance. The charge retention time is 104s with only 6% charge loss and long endurance program/erase cycles up to 105
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