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December 1, 2009286 citations

A stackable cross point Phase Change Memory

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DKD. KauSTStephen TangIKI. V. Karpov

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A novel scalable and stackable nonvolatile memory technology suitable for building fast and dense memory devices is discussed. The memory cell is built by layering a storage element and a selector. The storage element is a Phase Change Memory (PCM) cell and the selector is an Ovonic Threshold Switch (OTS). The vertically integrated memory cell of one PCM and one OTS (PCMS) is embedded in a true cross point array. Arrays are stacked on top of CMOS circuits for decoding, sensing and logic functions. A RESET speed of 9 nsec and endurance of 10 6 cycles are achieved. One volt of dynamic range delineating SET vs. RESET is also demonstrated.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69dff74bca6b6a261586073dhttps://doi.org/10.1109/iedm.2009.5424263
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