Live demonstration: characterization of RRAM crossbar arrays at a click of a button
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Author(s)
Berdan, R
papavassiliou, C
Khiat, A
Serb, A
Prodromakis, T
Type
Conference Paper
Abstract
We demonstrate a desktop platform which has the ability of fully characterizing RRAM crossbar arrays while not compromising on ease-of-use. The setup consists of our bespoke PCB system connected to a local PC (laptop), on which a Pyhton interface allows the user to directly interact with individual RRAM cells packaged in either crossbar or stand-alone configurations. The platform is capable of current-compliant forming among other exotic pulsing schemes, used for exposing IV and switching characteristics or utilising the devices for a wide range of applications. These operations can be applied on one, or several cells, in an automated fashion, drastically accelerating data acquisition.
Date Issued
2016-05-31
Date Acceptance
2016-05-22
Citation
2016, pp.1443-1443
Publisher
IEEE
Start Page
1443
End Page
1443
Copyright Statement
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Source
2016 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems (ISCAS)
Publication Status
Published
Start Date
2016-05-22
Finish Date
2016-05-25
Coverage Spatial
Montreal, Canada