Semiconductor memory component in cross-point architecture

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C365S175000

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ABSTRACT:
A programmable metallization memory cell with a storage region (3) formed from a chalcogenide glass and an electrode (4) which is preferably silver is located at the crossing point of a respective bit line (1) and a respective word line (2). There is a pn junction between the bit lines (1) and the chalcogenide glass.

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