Design a selector device, which selects a good product and refuse the bad product, in a glass bottle products factory
Design a selector device, which selects a good product and refuse the bad product, in a glass bottle products factory
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Two terminal selector with good scalability is essential for
high-density crossbar memory arrays.
• Non linearity and asymmetry in device characteristics can enable
device selection functions. Rectifying diodes, volatile switches,
and nonlinear devices can be used as selectors
.• Selectors reduce sneak leakage and voltage/current decay, which
helps to ensure sufficient operating voltage/current.
• Voltage dividing effect of selectors reduce disturbance but also
requires higher array Vdd for CBA
operation.
• Selectors with stronger exponential dependence are more effective
in improving operation margins.
• CBA design and optimization have to consider the balance between
memory elements and selector devices.
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