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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Random telegraph noise"”.
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Spectroscopy of correlated nanowires
… crystal and at the same time. This manifests as random telegraph noise in electron transport experiments. This noise gives information on the lifetime, genesis, memory, and size of the domains, which arise from competing microscopic processes that are energetically degenerate at low temperatures.
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Flash Memory For Ubiquitous Hardware Security Functions
… provide three important security functions: true random number generation, digital fingerprinting and information hiding. Use of random telegraph noise (a type of quantum noise source in highly scaled Flash memory cells) enables high quality true random number generation at a rate up to 10Kbits / …
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Non-Gaussian Noise in Superconducting Circuits
… to man-made systems, living things embrace noise and use it to further their functionality. It is therefore not surprising that some lifeforms couple strongly to environmental fluctuations, and can leverage non-Gaussian noise to gain a competitive edge over their peers. In this thesis, I …
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Single-electron transport and electron-phonon interactions in graphene heterostructured self-assembled molecular solid-state devices
… differential resistance, hysteresis, and random telegraph noise. Devices were fabricated using 5 nm and 2 nm PbS nanocrystals attached to SAMs derived from alkanedithiols and a series of oligo(arylene ethynylene) (OAE) molecules. The second project involves devices with SAMs of long-chain …
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Characterisation of Novel Resistive Switching Memory Devices
Resistive random access memory (RRAM) is widely considered as a disruptive technology that will revolutionize not only non-volatile data storage, but also potentially digital logic and neuromorphic computing. The resistive switching mechanism is generally conceived as the rupture/restoration of …
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Theory of molecular-scale transport in graphene nanojunctions
… of molecular devices. It is noticed that noise exists in all electronic devices, and the investigation on noise could help us understand more fundamental information of the device, i.e. the imperfections and configurational changes in the system, the correlation of the transmission …