Amorphous switching device with residual crystallization retarda

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357 71, H01L 4500

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ABSTRACT:
A residual crystallization retardation layer is provided between the non-crystalline switchable semiconductor layer and each electrode structure. Amorphous germanium, silicon or carbon form good crystallization retardation layers and also minimize electromigration and reduce solubility of tellurium in the electrodes.

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