Design considerations for MRAM
T. Maffitt, J. DeBrosse, John Gabric, E. Gow, M. Lamorey, J. S. Parenteau, D. Willmott, Mark A. Wood, W. J. Gallagher
Abstract
T. Maffitt, J. DeBrosse, John Gabric, E. Gow, M. Lamorey, J. S. Parenteau, D. Willmott, Mark A. Wood, W. J. Gallagher
Abstract
MRAM (magnetic random access memory) technology, based on the use of magnetic tunnel junctions (MTJs) as memory elements, is a potentially fast nonvolatile memory technology with very high write endurance. This paper is an overview of MRAM design considerations. Topics covered include MRAM fundamentals, array architecture, several associated design studies, and scaling challenges. In addition, a 16-Mb MRAM demonstration vehicle is described, and performance results are presented.
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MRAM (magnetic random access memory) technology, based on the use of magnetic tunnel junctions (MTJs) as memory elements, is a potentially fast nonvolatile memory technology with very high write endurance. This paper is an overview of MRAM design considerations. Topics covered include MRAM fundamentals, array architecture, several associated design studies, and scaling challenges. In addition, a 16-Mb MRAM demonstration vehicle is described, and performance results are presented.
Key concepts: Magnetoresistive random-access memory, Non-volatile memory, Computer science, Racetrack memory, Scaling, Tunnel magnetoresistance, Universal memory, Magnetic storage