Stanford Memory Trends

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Abstract
The Stanford Memory Trends set of tables is a compilation of various memory characteristics for RRAM, PCM, and CBRAM. These tables include most of the reported works in the IEDM, Symp. VLSI, and ISSCC from 2001 to today. Additionally, the tables highlight exceptional / best-known values for the write current, switching times, endurance, HRS/LRS ratios, and more. Additional trends are available from the data such as the energy consumed versus cell dimensions.

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Type of resource software, multimedia
Date created November 11, 2015

Creators/Contributors

Primary advisor Wong, H.-S. Philip
Author Ahn, Chiyui
Author Cao, Ji
Author Chen, Hong-Yu
Author Fong, Scott Warren
Author Jiang, Zizhen
Author Neumann, Chris
Author Qin, Shengjun
Author Sohn, Joon
Author Wu, Yi
Author Yu, Shimeng
Author Zheng, Xin
Author Okabe, Kye

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Subject Stanford
Subject Electrical Engineering
Subject Memory Devices
Subject Memory Trends
Genre Dataset

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H.-S. P. Wong, C. Ahn, J. Cao, H.-Y. Chen, S. W. Fong, Z. Jiang, C. Neumann, K. Okabe, S. Qin, J. Sohn, Y. Wu, S. Yu,and X. Zheng, “Stanford Memory Trends,” https://nano.stanford.edu/stanford-memory-trends.

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