High thermal robust ReRAM with a new method for suppressing read disturb

A thermal robust ReRAM (Resistive RAM) with a new method for suppressing read disturb was investigated. The switching property and `on' resistance were scarcely varied by the operation temperature up to 200°C. Asymmetric structure such as Ru/TiO
<sub>2</sub>
/Ta
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O
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/TiO
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/W showed `off' switching only when a positive voltage was applied on the Ru electrode. The `reverse bias' read operation, applying the positive voltage to the W electrode of asymmetric structure, could much improved the read disturb immunity. It was also confirmed that the ReRAM could be scaled keeping its resistive properties to 28-nm node. Additionally, low switching voltage less than 3 V, low `off' switching current of 25μA, and high speed read less than 10 nsec were achieved simultaneously. These excellent properties are desirable for the automobile application.