Programming method for phase change memory

Static information storage and retrieval – Systems using particular element – Resistive

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C365S154000

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07660147

ABSTRACT:
A programming method for a phase change memory based on the phase transformations between amorphous and crystalline phases is disclosed. The programming method comprises a current pulse with step waveform providing a first crystallization current pulse to the phase change memory and providing a second crystallization current pulse to the phase change memory. The first crystallization current pulse has a first rising edge, a first falling edge and a first peak current held for a first hold time. The second crystallization current pulse has a second peak current. The second peak current follows the first falling edge and is held for a second hold time.

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