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Presented by Anas Mazady, Cameron Fulton, Nicholas Williams University of Connecticut Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Thursday, April 28, 2011

 Fast memory  Believed capable of replacing NAND flash  Capable of multi- bit storage ◦ Essential due to low packing density

 RESET (0) by heating PCM above melting point and quenching  SET (1) by heating PCM above crystallization temperature and below melting temperature  READ by applying very small voltage pulse and measuring current draw (V=IR) ◦ Large current in crystalline phase, smaller current in amorphous phase

OXIDE TiN GST TiN V pulse Aluminum θ 5 nm 40 nm 30 nm 20 nm 100 nm 25 nm NOTE: Geometry is not drawn to scale 7 nm

 Al ◦ High electrical conductivity ◦ Fabrication  SiO2 ◦ Poor thermal conductor ◦ Insulator  TiN ◦ Low thermal conductivity ◦ Adequate electrical conductivity ◦ Heater/heat sink

 Ge 2 Sb 2 Te 5 (GST) ◦ High crystallization temperature ◦ Low melting point ◦ Adequate Data retention (~10 years at 80°C-90°C)

 CMOS compatible fabrication techniques  Minimal thermal crosstalk (65 nm nodes)  Multi-bit storage possible

 0° to 90°  Large active region  smaller active region  High peak RESET current  lower current ◦ 26% reduction  High peak temperature  lower peak temperature  Larger GST area at 90° ◦ Heat diffuses over larger area ◦ Oxide confines heat

 4 nm to 20 nm  Constant theta angle  Constant 1.0 ns voltage pulse  Increase in active region size ◦ Must amorphize entire contact area  Reduction in voltage pulse ◦ Reduction in thermal resistance (oxide)  10.5 times more RESET current

OXIDE TiN V pulse Aluminum 5 nm 40 nm 30 nm 20 nm 100 nm 25 nm NOTE: Geometry is not drawn to scale GST 7 nm

 Lateral cross-section: nm 2  GST thickness: 20 nm  Erase time: 1.0 ns  Programming voltage: V  Read voltage: 150 mV  Low read current: 3.25 nA  High read current:1.04 µA  RESET current density: MA/cm 2 ◦ Small contact area

 Low (0) resistance = 46.2 MΩ  High (1) resistance = kΩ  ~320 times less resistance  2-3 orders of magnitude  Large range ◦ Multi-bit storage

I PEAK = 3.25 nA R = 46.2 MΩ I PEAK = 1.04 µA R = kΩ