H10N70/011

SELECTIVE ENCAPSULATION OF MEMRISTIVE ELEMENT

A phase change memory structure including a bottom electrode; a top electrode; a first phase change material between the bottom electrode and the top electrode; a first dielectric surrounding the first phase change material; a second dielectric surrounding the top electrode, the second dielectric having selective adhesion to a metal as compared to the first phase change material; a first metal feature contacting the bottom electrode; and a second metal feature contacting the top electrode.

Memory device including a memory element between wiring layers and method of manufacturing memory device

A memory device according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes: a logic circuit in which a plurality of wiring layers including layers that are different in wiring pitches is stacked; and a memory element that is provided between the plurality of wiring layers.

Method of fabricating semiconductor device

The present disclosure provides a method of fabricating a semiconductor device. The method includes: providing a semiconductor substrate comprising a memory region and a logic region; forming a memory gate in or on the memory region; forming a plurality of first poly-silicon gates on the memory region and surrounding the memory gate; and forming a plurality of second poly-silicon gates on the logic region simultaneously with the formation of the first poly-silicon gates.

Resistive random access memory integrated with vertical transport field effect transistors

A semiconductor structure may include two vertical transport field effect transistors comprising a top source drain, a bottom source drain, and an epitaxial channel and a resistive random access memory between the two vertical transport field effect transistors, the resistive random access memory may include an oxide layer, a top electrode, and a bottom electrode, wherein the oxide layer may contact the top source drain of the two vertical field effect transistor. The top source drain may function as the bottom electrode of the resistive random access memory. The semiconductor structure may include a shallow trench isolation between the two vertical transport field effect transistors, the shallow trench isolation may be embedded in a first spacer, a doped source, and a portion of a substrate.

Dual damascene crossbar array for disabling a defective resistive switching device in the array

Provided are embodiments for method of fabricating a dual damascene crossbar array. The method includes forming a bottom electrode layer on a substrate and forming a first memory device on the bottom electrode layer. The method also includes forming a dual damascene structure on the first memory device, wherein the dual damascene structure includes a top electrode layer and a first via, wherein the first via is formed between the first memory device and the top electrode layer. Also provided are embodiments for the dual damascene crossbar and embodiments for disabling memory devices of the dual damascene crossbar array.

METHOD FOR FABRICATING AN ARRAY OF DIODES, IN PARTICULAR FOR A NON-VOLATILE MEMORY, AND CORRESPONDING DEVICE
20170352703 · 2017-12-07 ·

The array of diodes comprises a matrix plane of diodes arranged according to columns in a first direction and according to rows in a second direction orthogonal to the first direction. The said diodes comprise a cathode region of a first type of conductivity and an anode region of a second type of conductivity, the said cathode and anode regions being superposed and disposed on an insulating layer situated on top of a semiconductor substrate.

NONVOLATILE MEMORY DEVICE AND OPERATING METHOD OF THE SAME

A nonvolatile memory device includes a resistance switching layer, a gate on the resistance switching layer, a gate oxide layer between the resistance switching layer and the gate, and a source and a drain, spaced apart from each other, on the resistance switching layer. A resistance value of the resistance switching layer is changed based on an illumination of light irradiated onto the resistance switching layer and is maintained as a changed resistance value.

NOVEL RESISTIVE RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY DEVICE
20220376175 · 2022-11-24 ·

A memory cell includes: a first contact feature partially embedded in a first dielectric layer; a barrier layer, lining the first contact feature, that comprises a first portion disposed between the first contact feature and first dielectric layer, and a second portion disposed above the first dielectric layer; a resistive material layer disposed above the first contact feature, the resistive material layer coupled to the first contact feature through the second portion of the barrier layer; and a second contact feature embedded in a second dielectric layer above the first dielectric layer.

Memory cell having resistance variable film and method of making the same

A manufacture includes a first electrode having an upper surface and a side surface, a resistance variable film over the first electrode, and a second electrode over the resistance variable film. The resistance variable film extends along the upper surface and the side surface of the first electrode. The second electrode has a side surface. A portion of the side surface of the first electrode and a portion of the side surface of the second electrode sandwich a portion of the resistance variable film.

Resistance variable memory structure and method of forming the same

A memory structure includes a first dielectric layer, having a first top surface, over a conductive structure. A first opening in the first dielectric layer exposes an area of the conductive structure, and has an interior sidewall. A first electrode structure, having a first portion and a second portion, is over the exposed area of the conductive structure. The second portion extends upwardly along the interior sidewall. A resistance variable layer is disposed over the first electrode. A second electrode structure, having a third portion and a fourth portion, is over the resistance variable layer. The third portion has a second top surface below the first top surface of the first dielectric layer. The fourth portion extends upwardly along the resistance variable layer. A second opening is defined by the second electrode structure. At least a part of a second dielectric layer is disposed in the second opening.