Memory device having high resistivity thermal barrier wall
A technology of resistivity and memory cells, applied in the direction of electric solid-state devices, circuits, electrical components, etc., can solve the problems of interference state, heat dissipation, etc.
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[0017] A memory device may include one or more optional memory cells comprising several components, such as cell components, arranged in a stack. The one or more unit components may be in contact with other components such as electrodes. In some cases, the outermost electrodes may be in contact with barrier ribs (eg, tungsten silicon nitride (WSiN) barrier ribs), which in turn may be in contact with access lines (eg, word lines or digit lines). The barriers can be configured to prevent molecular diffusion between the outermost electrodes and corresponding access lines (eg, the barriers can be examples of diffusion barriers). Additionally, the barriers can be configured to allow one or more electrical signals (eg, programming signals) to pass through the barriers.
[0018] However, applying a signal (e.g., a programming signal or other signal) to a memory cell can generate thermal energy (e.g., heat, such as latent heat) at the memory cell, which can be dissipated or dissipate...
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