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Capacitor test simulation of retention and imprint characteristics for ferroelectric memory operation
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1997
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Non-volatile MemoryEngineeringFerroelectric Random-access MemoryImprint CharacteristicsPhase Change MemoryMemoryMemory DeviceMemory DevicesCapacitor Test SimulationElectronic PackagingTemperature StressMaterials ScienceElectrical EngineeringPulsed Capacitor TestFerroelectric Memory OperationMicroelectronicsApplied PhysicsTest HistorySemiconductor MemoryElectrical Insulation
Abstract Ferroelectric memory devices are subject to failure due to both a simple loss of retention or due to imprint. The difference between retention and imprint as described here depends on the test history of the device. A pulsed capacitor test has been devised to simulate the signal available to a typical memory cell after time and temperature stress. The test sequence consists of individual pulses used to compare the switched component to the non-switched component with the difference being the signal available for memory operation. It has been found that this signal when plotted versus log time for a fixed bake temperature stress produces a straight line.
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