NMTRI Review Meeting

Date: November 18, 2011 Time: 8:20am – 4:00 pm

Location: Cypress Auditorium (formerly called CISX101 Auditorium)

Stanford University

 

Agenda

8:00am

Continental Breakfast

 

RRAM 1 Chaired by Yoshio Nishi

8:20am

Resistance change memory (Benchmark)

Yoshio Nishi

8:30am

 

Understanding Filament Formation in HfO2 based

RRAM: Improved Filament Control Through Constant

Voltage Forming

Asad Kalantarian

 

8:50am

Density functional studies of charge-related mechanisms in TiO2 resistive switching

Liang Zhao

9:10am

Metal-Oxide Resistance Change Memory Assisted by

Oxide-to-Oxide Interface Defects for High Density

Memory Arrays

Yi Wu

9:30am

Ti electrode effects in unipolar switching of NiO with

Ni insertion layer

Seung Wook Ryu

RRAM II Chaired by Simon Wong

10:10am

Nonvolatile Memory Cell and Circuits (Benchmark)

Simon Wong

10:20am

AlOxNy Resistance Change Film

Sung Il Park

10:40am

Scalability of RRAM Array

Stanley Yip

11:00am

On the Switching Parameter Variation of Metal Oxide

RRAM – Part I: Physical Modeling and Simulation

Methodology

Ximeng (Simon) Guan and Shimeng Yu

11:20am

On the Switching Parameter Variation of Metal Oxide

RRAM – Part II: Model Corroboration and Device

Optimization Design Strategy

Shimeng Yu and Ximeng (Simon) Guan

11:40pm

Lunch Break – CISX Patio

 

Phase Change Memory

12:40pm

Dependence of crystallization properties on the

resistance drift in phase-change memory

Ethan Ahn, Byoungil Lee, Rakesh

Jeyasingh

1:00pm

 

Analysis of memory cell selection device requirements and device opportunities

Jiale Liang

1:20pm

Understanding the Conduction and Switching Mechanism of Metal Oxide RRAM through Low Frequency Noise and AC Conductance Measurement and Analysis

Shimeng Yu, Rakesh Jeyasingh, Yi Wu

                                     1TDRAM Chaired by Krishna Saraswat

1:40pm                                                   

 1 Transistor DRAM modeling/simulation.   

Ashish Pal

 

 

Poster presentations

 

All oral presentation speakers will have posters.   In addition, below are the new poster presentations