Method for forming programmable resistive element

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437107, H01L 2172, H01L 21203

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ABSTRACT:
A programmable resistive element is provided which includes a channel 16 comprising a layer of gallium arsenide. A programming barrier 18 is disposed outwardly from channel 16. A storage gate 20 comprising a layer of intrinsic gallium arsenide is disposed outwardly from programming barrier 18. An insulator 22, comprising a layer of aluminum-gallium-arsenide, is disposed outwardly from storage gate 20. A control gate 24 is disposed outwardly from insulator 22. First and second spaced apart contacts 26 and 28 contact channel 16.

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