S. Sills, Shuichiro Yasuda, A. Calderoni, Christopher Cardon, Jonathan Strand, K. Aratani, N. Ramaswamy
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Challenges for high-density 16Gb ReRAM with 27nm technology
Enabling a high-density ReRAM product requires: developing a cell that meets a stringent bit error rate, BER, at low program current, integrating the cell without material damage, and providing a high-drive selector at scaled nodes. We discuss ReRAM performance under these constraints and present a 16Gb, 27nm ReRAM capable of 105 cycles with BER <; 7×10-5.