N. Gong, W. Chien, Y. Chou, C. Yeh, N. Li, H. Cheng, C. Cheng, I. Kuo, C. Yang, R. Bruce, A. Ray, L. Gignac, Y. Lin, C. Miller, T. Perri, W. Kim, L. Buzi, H. Utomo, F. Carta, E. Lai, H. Ho, H. Lung, M. BrightSky
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A no-verification Multi-Level-Cell (MLC) operation in Cross-Point OTS-PCM : IBM/Macronix Phase Change Memory Joint Project
We present the first MLC operation for OTS-PCM with comprehensive operation algorithm study. An ADM chip with fast write speed (<300ns) and robust operation (> 109 cycles) are shown indicating the potential for high performance MLC OTS-PCM. A desirable 2-bits/cell operation up to 108 cycles without further read verification is achieved based on 100 cells data from 1Mbit crosspoint array. Systematic discussions of MLC operation under “1/2V” scheme is further presented, and threshold voltage (Vt) drift is evaluated accordingly.