Large-area, scalable fabrication of conical TiN/GST/TiN nanoarray for low-power phase change memory
Large-area, scalable fabrication of conical TiN/GST/TiN nanoarray for low-power phase change memory
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10.1039/c1jm14190b
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2012-01
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J. M. Yoon;H. Jeong;S. Hong;Y. Yin;H. Moon;Seong-Jun Jeong;J. Han;Yong In Kim;Yong-Tae Kim;Heon-Kyu Lee;S. Kim;J. Y. Lee
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J. M. Yoon;H. Jeong;S. Hong;Y. Yin;H. Moon;Seong-Jun Jeong;J. Han;Yong In Kim;Yong-Tae Kim;Heon-Kyu Lee;S. Kim;J. Y. Lee
We demonstrate the fabrication and phase change memory performance of a conical TiN/Ge2Sb2Te5 (GST)/TiN nanoarray prepared viablock copolymer lithography and straightforward two-step etching. The created 30 nm scale phase change memory cell (aerial array density: ∼207 Gbit inch−2) showed a threshold switching voltage of 1.1 V, a value compatible to conventional phase change memory cells. More significantly, the cell could be amorphized by a reset pulse of 1.8 V height and 100 ns width, where the reset current was 100 μA. Such a low reset current, presumably caused by nanoscale small cell dimension, is greatly beneficial for low power consumption device operation. Reversibly, the set operation was accomplished by crystallization with a set pulse of 1.2 V height, 100 ns width, and 100 ns trailing. This work provides a significant step for low power consumption and ultra-high density storage based on phase change materials.