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Record High Polarization at 2 V and Imprint‐Free Operation in Superlattice HfO2‐ZrO2 by Proper Tuning of Ferro and Antiferroelectricity

open access: yesAdvanced Materials Technologies, EarlyView.
Low‐power ferroelectric capacitors, based on superlattice HfO2‐ZrO2 is reported. With proper tuning of ferro and antiferroelectricity, an imprint‐free high switchable polarization charge (2Pr of 76 µC/cm2) is obtained with 2MV/cm leading to linear analog weight update and non‐volatile retention, providing a design guideline for emerging non‐volatile ...
Xinye Li   +4 more
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Information and Communication Technology

Higher Education Abstracts, 2017
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Tina Detheridge, Chris Stevens
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Information and Communication Technologies

International Information & Library Review, 2006
“The introduction of reliable, low-cost electronic computers into the economy was the most revolutionary technical innovation of the twentieth century” (Freeman & Soete, 1997, p. 158). “The fact that a new technology has many potential applications does not mean that all of these will occur simultaneously, or even over a short period.
Sanjeev Mehta, Manmeet Kalra
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Information and Communication Technologies

2012
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Szabó, Róbert, Vidács, Attila
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Community (Information and Communication) Technology

2004
This chapter illustrates the significance of developing a shared understanding of community, which is more than an adjective qualifying a certain type of ICT usage in a rapidly developing area of social practice and academic study — Community Informatics.
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Information and Communications Technology

1996
The British public sector spends some £2bn a year on computers and telecommunications, representing between 1.5 per cent and 2 per cent of ail public expenditure. Moreover, expenditure is rising by some 10 per cent a year (Willcocks, 1994). These figures illustrate how the ‘new’ public services are becoming increasingly capital intensive and ...
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