High density non-volatile memory device
CA 2377671 C · Owner: North Carolina State University · Inventors: Kuhr, Werner G.; Clausen, Peter Christian; Lindsey, Jonathan S.
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This invention provides novel high density memory devices (Fig. 3) that are electrically addressable permitting , effective reading and writing that provide a high memory density (102) that , provide a high degree of fault tolerance and that are , amenable to efficient chenical synthesis and chip fabrication. The devices are intrinsically latchable, defect tolerant and support , destructive or non-destructive read cycles. In a preferred embodiment the , device comprises a fixed electrode electrically coupled to a storage medium having a multiplicity of different and distinguishable oxidation states wherein data is stored in said oxidation states by the addition or withdrawal of one or …
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