Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Electrostatic capacitors – Fixed capacitor
Patent
1994-12-29
1996-09-10
Picard, Leo P.
Electricity: electrical systems and devices
Electrostatic capacitors
Fixed capacitor
3613011, 3613014, 361313, 3613212, 3613063, 361311, 3612983, 257295, 257303, 257306, 257310, 437 51, 437 52, 437 57, 437 60, H01G 4008, H01G 410
Patent
active
055554865
ABSTRACT:
Ferroelectric capacitors with hybrid electrodes including both a conducting oxide and a noble metal may be used to achieve devices having improved performance over capacitors with either platinum or ruthenium oxide electrodes. These hybrid electrode structures can improve capacitor performance both in terms of fatigue and leakage current. Accordingly, these ferroelectric capacitors with hybrid electrodes can be used as elements of an integrated circuit such as a non-volatile memory or dynamic random access memory.
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Al-Shareef Husam N.
Auciello Orlando H.
Dat Rovindra
Gifford Ken D.
Kingon Angus I.
Dinkins Anthony
North Carolina State University
Picard Leo P.
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