Technical Name |
Next-Generation Ferroelectric Memory: System-Level Optimization and BEOL Film Development |
Project Operator |
National Taiwan University |
Project Host |
胡璧合 |
Summary |
This technology focuses on enhancing ferroelectric memory by improving device interfaces, optimizing operation timing, and incorporating self-tracking circuits. These strategies extend device endurance and reduce performance loss. At the same time, various thin film structures compatible with back-end processes are developed to improve thermal stability, enabling faster and more reliable write operations. Together, these advancements address both manufacturing challenges and future application needs. |
Scientific Breakthrough |
The innovation lies in providing a holistic solution that spans process, operation, and circuit design. By introducing interface treatments, optimized recovery timing, and supporting circuit mechanisms, the technology significantly boosts FeFET memory reliability while minimizing time-related degradation. Additionally, comparative studies on different thin-film structures show that solid-solution films maintain stability and enable faster write operations, marking a scientific breakthrough for advanced memory. |
Industrial Applicability |
This technology addresses the growing demand for low-power, high-reliability non-volatile memory, making it particularly valuable for emerging Edge-AI applications. By integrating solutions for both front-end and back-end processes and introducing innovative materials, the approach demonstrates strong scalability and mass-production potential. It offers a practical pathway to accelerate the deployment of next-generation semiconductor applications across logic, memory, and heterogeneous integration. |