F. Longnos, M. Reyboz, N. Jovanovic, A. Levisse, T. Benoist, G. Suraci, O. Thomas, E. Vianello, G. Molas, B. De Salvo, L. Perniola
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In this paper, a comprehensive investigation of programming conditions in an oxide-based CBRAM device is presented. 1T-1R devices (both isolated and in a 8×8 matrix) are electrically characterized in a range of logic compatible programming conditions. Starting from the electrical results, programming conditions optimizing the memory window (ROFF/RON>25 in the worst case) and the resistance variability are identified. A corner approach is presented to fully calibrate a CBRAM compact model. The model has been implemented into an electrical simulator to assess performances of NVFF and memory circuit.