Memory Technologies: Status and Perspectives
Victor V. Zhirnov, Matthew J. Marinella
Abstract
Victor V. Zhirnov, Matthew J. Marinella
Abstract
This chapter provides an outlook for the current baseline memory technologies based on storing electron charge, which include dynamic random access memory (DRAM), static random access memory (SRAM), and flash memory. The physics of all charge-based memory devices is analyzed using the barrier model, which allows derivation of the key performance parameters as well as scaling and performance projections. This chapter has a special emphasis on the energetics of charge-based memory, including cell, array, and system levels.
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This chapter provides an outlook for the current baseline memory technologies based on storing electron charge, which include dynamic random access memory (DRAM), static random access memory (SRAM), and flash memory. The physics of all charge-based memory devices is analyzed using the barrier model, which allows derivation of the key performance parameters as well as scaling and performance projections. This chapter has a special emphasis on the energetics of charge-based memory, including cell, array, and system levels.
Key concepts: Dynamic random-access memory, Static random-access memory, Dram, Universal memory, Semiconductor memory, Memory refresh, Non-volatile random-access memory, Computer science