Synthesis and Dynamic Random Access Memory Behavior of a Functional Polyimide
Journal of the American Chemical Society2006Vol. 128(27), pp. 8732–8733
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Qidan Ling, Feng‐Chyuan Chang, Yan Song, Chunxiang Zhu, Der‐Jang Liaw, Daniel Siu-Hhung Chan, E. T. Kang, K. G. Neoh
Abstract
The device under testing was a plastic dynamic random access memory based on a donor-functionalized polyimide (TP6F-PI), which exhibited the ability to write, read, erase, and refresh the electrical states. The device had an ON/OFF current ratio up to 105, promising minimal misreading error. Both the on and off states were stable under a constant voltage stress of 1 V and survived up to 108 read cycles at 1 V.
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