R. Degraeve, L. Goux, S. Clima, B. Govoreanu, Y. Chen, G. Kar, P. Rousse, G. Pourtois, D. Wouters, L. Altimime, M. Jurczak, G. Groeseneken, J. Kittl
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Modeling and tuning the filament properties in RRAM metal oxide stacks for optimized stable cycling
Forming current Iform is a crucial parameter for stable cycling in a HfO2 RRAM stack. (i) Too low Iform results in constriction `elongation' for filament current reduction during reset, quickly leading to failure. (ii) Too high and unlimited Iform leads to poor control of the filament nature expressed as a wide V0-distribution in the QPC model. (iii) In between, Iform is directly correlated to the minimal achievable HRS current and a narrow, stable filament is formed which allows for device scaling as well as multi-level programming.