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On the chaotic nature of random telegraph noise in unipolar RRAM memristor devices
Chaos, Solitons and Fractals, 2022Stavros G Stavrinides +2 more
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Random telegraph noise in nanometer-scale CMOS transistors exposed to ionizing radiation
Applied Physics Letters, 2023Nanometer-scale transistors often exhibit random telegraph noise (RTN) with high device-to-device variability. Recent experiments up to Grad total ionizing dose (TID) demonstrate stable RTN in planar bulk-Si metal-oxide-semiconductor (MOS) transistors ...
S. Bonaldo, D. Fleetwood
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Advanced Functional Materials, 2023
Memristor‐based electronic memory have recently started commercialization, although its market size is small (~0.5%). Multiple studies claim their potential for hardware implementation of artificial neural networks, advanced data encryption, and high ...
S. Pazos +11 more
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Memristor‐based electronic memory have recently started commercialization, although its market size is small (~0.5%). Multiple studies claim their potential for hardware implementation of artificial neural networks, advanced data encryption, and high ...
S. Pazos +11 more
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A Unified Framework to Explain Random Telegraph Noise Complexity in MOSFETs and RRAMs
IEEE International Reliability Physics Symposium, 2023As well known, the implementation of $\text{high}-\kappa$ dielectrics (e.g., $\text{HfO}_{2})$ in nanoscale devices is unavoidable to cope with the device scaling required by the market.
Sara Vecchi, P. Pavan, F. Puglisi
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Modern Physics Letters A, 2023
This study examines the impact of random telegraph noise on non-separability, non-classicality, and steered coherence in a bipartite system initially prepared in a Gisin state and embedded in both Markovian and non-Markovian environments. To quantify non-
S. Elghaayda, M. Abd-Rabbou, M. Mansour
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This study examines the impact of random telegraph noise on non-separability, non-classicality, and steered coherence in a bipartite system initially prepared in a Gisin state and embedded in both Markovian and non-Markovian environments. To quantify non-
S. Elghaayda, M. Abd-Rabbou, M. Mansour
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International Conference on Noise and Fluctuations, 2023
Random Telegraph Noise (RTN) amplitudes are analyzed for different drain-source voltage biases in bulk MOSFETs issued from a CMOS 40 nm technology. The study highlights the modulation of RTN amplitudes due to the responsible trap’s position along the ...
O. Gauthier +3 more
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Random Telegraph Noise (RTN) amplitudes are analyzed for different drain-source voltage biases in bulk MOSFETs issued from a CMOS 40 nm technology. The study highlights the modulation of RTN amplitudes due to the responsible trap’s position along the ...
O. Gauthier +3 more
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Long-time protection of thermal correlations in a hybrid-spin system under random telegraph noise.
Physical Review E, 2022The engineering features of transmitting mediums and their impact on different characteristics of a quantum system play a significant role in the efficient performance of nonlocal protocols.
Fadwa Benabdallah +3 more
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IEEE Electron Device Letters, 2022
As an important constraint on the threshold voltage (Vt) distribution, the random telegraph noise (RTN) has attracted much attention due to the widely used multi-bit-per-cell technology in 3D NAND flash.
Xinlei Jia +11 more
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As an important constraint on the threshold voltage (Vt) distribution, the random telegraph noise (RTN) has attracted much attention due to the widely used multi-bit-per-cell technology in 3D NAND flash.
Xinlei Jia +11 more
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