G. Kalpana,Rohit S. Shenoy,C. T. Rettner,Kumar Virwani,Donald S. Bethune,R. M. Shelby,Geoffrey W. Burr,A. J. Kellock,R. S. King,Khanh Nguyen,A. N. Bowers,M. Jurich,Bryan L. Jackson,Alexander Friz,Teya Topuria,Philip M. Rice,B. N. Kurdi
标识
DOI:10.1109/vlsit.2010.5556229
摘要
Phase change memory (PCM) could potentially achieve high density with large, 3Dstacked crosspoint arrays, but not without a BEOL-friendly access device (AD) that can provide high current densities and large ON/OFF ratios. We demonstrate a novel AD based on Cu-ion motion in novel Cu-containing Mixed Ionic Electronic Conduction (MIEC) materials[1, 2]. Experimental results on various device structures show that these ADs provide the ultra-high current densities needed for PCM, exhibit high ON/OFF ratios with excellent uniformity, are highly scalable, and are compatible with <;400°C Back-End-Of-the-Line (BEOL) fabrication.