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    Electrical Switching And Thermal Studies On Certain Ternary Telluride Glasses With Silicon Additive And Investigations On Their Suitability For Phase Change Memory Applications 

    Anbarasu, M (2009-09-11)
    The Phase Change Memories (PCM) based on chalcogenide glasses are being considered recently as a possible replacement for conventional Non Volatile Random Access Memories (NVRAM). The main advantages of chalcogenide phase ...

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    SubjectAl-Te-Si Glasses (1)As-Te-Si Glasses (1)Chalcogenide Glasses (1)Chalcogenide Glasses - Phase Change Memory Applications (1)Electrical Switching (1)Ge-Te-Si Glasses (1)Glassy Chalcogenides (1)Materials Science (1)Phase Change Memory (1)Raman Scattering (1)... View MoreDate Issued2009 (1)Has File(s)Yes (1)

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