Patent classifications
H10N70/8836
COMPLEX OXIDE MEMRISTIVE MATERIAL, MEMRISTOR COMPRISING SUCH MATERIAL, AND FABRICATION THEREOF
A memristor material is disclosed which has the chemical formula R.sub.1-xA.sub.xB0.sub.3, wherein R is one of Eu, Gd, Tb, Nd, A is one of Ca, Sr, Ba, B is one of Mn, Co, Ni, and x is larger than 0 but smaller than 1, a preferred example being Gd.sub.1-xCa.sub.xMn0.sub.3 (GCMO) with x not less than 0.2 to obtain practical resistance switching ratios. A memristor can be manufactured by pulsed laser deposition using a sintered target of said material.
RRAM Materials and Devices
Methods for the manufacture of stable strontium titanate nanocube sols are disclosed. The sols are useful in the manufacture of switchable layers suitable for RRAM applications and the switching performance is stable and reproducible. The RRAM layers comprise a mixture of strontium titanate nanocubes and surfactant.
Reconfigurable integrated circuit and operating principle
An electrical device comprising a reconfigurable integrated circuit that includes paired top electrodes and bottom electrodes separated from each other by an active layer.
MEMORY CELL STRUCTURES
The present disclosure includes memory cell structures and method of forming the same. One such memory cell includes a first electrode having sidewalls angled less than 90 degrees in relation to a bottom surface of the first electrode, a second electrode, including an electrode contact portion of the second electrode, having sidewalls angled less than 90 degrees in relation to the bottom surface of the first electrode, wherein the second electrode is over the first electrode, and a storage element between the first electrode and the electrode contact portion of the second electrode.
VERTICAL CROSS-POINT ARRAYS FOR ULTRA-HIGH-DENSITY MEMORY APPLICATIONS
An ultra-high-density vertical cross-point array comprises a plurality of horizontal line layers having horizontal lines interleaved with a plurality of vertical lines arranged in rows and columns. The vertical lines are interleaved with the horizontal lines such that a row of vertical lines is positioned between each consecutive pair of horizontal lines in each horizontal line layer. Each vertical line comprises a center conductor surrounded by a single or multi-layered memory film. Accordingly, when interleaved with the horizontal lines, two-terminal memory cells are integrally formed between the center conductor of each vertical line and each crossing horizontal line. By configuring the vertical and horizontal lines so that a row of vertical lines is positioned between each consecutive pair of horizontal lines, a unit memory cell footprint of just 2 F.sup.2 may be realized.
RESISTIVE MEMORY CELL HAVING A COMPACT STRUCTURE
The disclosure relates to a memory cell formed in a wafer comprising a semiconductor substrate covered with a first insulating layer, the insulating layer being covered with an active layer made of a semiconductor, the memory cell comprising a selection transistor having a control gate and a first conduction terminal connected to a variable-resistance element, the gate being formed on the active layer and having a lateral flank covered with a second insulating layer, the variable-resistance element being formed by a layer of variable-resistance material, deposited on a lateral flank of the active layer in a first trench formed through the active layer along the lateral flank of the gate, a trench conductor being formed in the first trench against a lateral flank of the layer of variable-resistance material.
ELECTRONIC DEVICE AND METHOD FOR FABRICATING THE SAME
A method of manufacturing an electronic device comprises: forming a plurality of line patterns on a substrate extending in a first direction and including a first conductive line and a memory pattern; forming a first liner layer on sidewalls of each of the plurality of line patterns, the first liner layer including a plurality of layers having different energy band gaps; forming an insulating interlayer on the substrate; forming a plurality of second conductive lines on the line patterns and the insulating interlayer; etching the first liner layer, the insulating interlayer and the memory pattern using the second conductive lines as an etch barrier to expose the first conductive line to form a plurality of memory cells; and forming a second liner layer on both sidewalls of each of the memory cells, the etched first liner layer and both sidewalls of the etched insulating interlayer.
Interconnection for memory electrodes
Row and/or column electrode lines for a memory device are staggered such that gaps are formed between terminated lines. Vertical interconnection to central points along adjacent lines that are not terminated are made in the gap, and vertical interconnection through can additionally be made through the gap without contacting the lines of that level.
RESISTIVE RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF
Provided are a resistive random access memory (RRAM) and a manufacturing method thereof. The resistive random access memory includes multiple unit structures disposed on a substrate. Each of the unit structures includes a first electrode, a first metal oxide layer, and a spacer. The first electrode is disposed on the substrate. The first metal oxide layer is disposed on the first electrode. The spacer is disposed on sidewalls of the first electrode and the first metal oxide layer. In addition, the resistive random access memory includes a second metal oxide layer and a second electrode. The second metal oxide layer is disposed on the unit structures and is connected to the unit structures. The second electrode is disposed on the second metal oxide layer.
RESISTIVE RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY AND METHOD FOR OPERATING SAME
A resistive random access memory (RRAM) and a method for operating the RRAM are disclosed. The RRAM includes at least two successively stacked conductive layers and a resistive switching layer situated between every adjacent two conductive layers, wherein a migration interface with an interface effect is formed at each interface between one conductive layer and the resistive switching layer in contact therewith, wherein the migration interface regulates, by the interface effect, vacancies formed in the resistive switching layer under the effect of an electrical signal. The regulation includes at least one of absorption, migration and diffusion.