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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Emerging Memory Technologies"”.

  1. Effect of nonstoichiometry on the magnetism and ferroelectricity of Fe- and Co-substituted strontium titanate thin films

    … hold the potential to be useful in several emerging memory technologies, including spin-wave devices and multi-state memory. Room temperature ferromagnetism and ferroelectricity are of great interest to the multiferroic and magnetoelectric community, as a key challenge in the field is …

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  2. Nonvolatile and Volatile Resistive Switching - Characterization, Modeling, Memristive Subcircuits

    Emerging memory technologies are being intensively investigated for extending Moore\'s law in the next decade. The conductive bridge random access memory (CBRAM) is one of the most promising candidates. CBRAM shows unique nanoionics-based filamentary switching mechanism. Compared to flash memory, …

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  3. Driving Emerging Technologies From Concept to Reality: A Case Study of Carbon Nanotubes

    … is the search for alternative, beyond-silicon technologies. Yet despite the promise of these emerging nanotechnologies, their nascency has made their integration into practical and useful electronic systems challenging. In my thesis, I aim to tackle this challenge and present a roadmap for how …

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  4. Integrating physical unclonable functions from novel nanomaterials, circuit elements, and memory technologies into future hardware architectures

    … However, many of these constructions rely on technologies that could be replaced by emerging ones in the future. Such a replacement may involve a transition from traditional memory technologies, such as SRAM, DRAM, and flash memory, to emerging Non-Volatile Memories (NVMs), including …

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