Effect of the switching layer on CBRAM reliability and benchmarking against OxRAM devices

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To achieve the highest possible integration storage density in the V-point structure, the working current of the selector in the one-selection one-resistance (1S1R) structure should match with the resistance random access memory (RRAM). In this study, a selector device is designed with a Ti/NbOx/Ti/Pt structure through the magnetron sputtering method and achieves excellent performance of threshold switching under ultra-large compliance current (CC) up to 100 mA. Furthermore, both the switching voltages and the OFF-state resistance of the device demonstrate excellent stability even when CC is increased to a milliampere level, attributed from the existence of metallic NbO in the switching layer. This study provides evidence that a Ti/NbOx/Ti/Pt device has a great potential to drive RRAM in the V-point structure.


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The capability of seamlessly switching between two communication protocols will be very important for communication devices of the future, since it allows the end users to judiciously use whichever network is appropriate, depending on cost, signal strength or other factors such as the amount of battery life left on the device. This paper presents the groundbreaking idea of a Seamless Protocol Switching Layer (SPSL) on a hardware and software level to solve this problem. In addition, the SPSL concept is implemented by developing a prototype application, a Smart Video Phone, built using Intel XScale-based PXA255 board and ARM Linux as the operating system that can seamlessly switch between IEEE 802.11 and Bluetooth technologies. Experiments show that if the signal of the Bluetooth signal goes below 40%, the switching to Wireless-Fidelity (Wi-Fi) happens if it is available.


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