Abstract: A two-terminal memory device includes: a substrate; an extended drain extending from a drain and a lower surface of the drain and laminated on the substrate; a ferroelectric layer connected to the drain and covering the extended drain and the substrate; and a source laminated on the ferroelectric layer to face the drain.

Abstract: A two-terminal memory device includes: a substrate; an extended drain extending from a drain and a lower surface of the drain and laminated on the substrate; a ferroelectric layer connected to the drain and covering the extended drain and the substrate; and a source laminated on the ferroelectric layer to face the drain.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a two-terminal memory device includes: forming an extended drain and a drain layer on a substrate; forming a ferroelectric layer covering the substrate and the extended drain; forming a semiconducting layer on the ferroelectric layer, and forming a source layer connected to the semiconducting layer on the ferroelectric layer.

Abstract: A two-terminal memory device including: a substrate; a source and a drain formed to face each other on an upper surface of the substrate; a ferroelectric layer connected to the source and the drain and formed between the source and the drain; and an extended drain extending from the drain and laminated on the ferroelectric layer. The two-terminal memory device may be applied as a cross-point type and neuromorphic device capable of implementing multi-resistance levels with multi-layer switchable resistance layers.

Abstract: Disclosed is a floating gate memristor device comprising: a substrate; a floating gate disposed on the substrate; an insulating layer covering the floating gate; a first electrode including a plurality of control terminals disposed on the insulating layer and spaced apart from each other, wherein the plurality of control terminals vertically overlap the floating gate; a second electrode spaced away from the first electrode, wherein a ground voltage is applied to the second electrode; and a third electrode disposed on the substrate and electrically connected to the floating gate.

Abstract: An embodiment memory device includes a drain electrode disposed on a semiconductor substrate, a channel region in contact with the drain electrode, a source electrode in contact with the channel region, and a floating gate region in contact with the source electrode and the drain electrode, the floating gate region including a nano-dot region including at least one nano-dot gate, wherein the drain electrode is overlapped with the nano-dot region, and wherein the nano-dot region is overlapped with the channel region.

Abstract: Disclosed is a floating gate memristor device comprising: a substrate; a floating gate disposed on the substrate; an insulating layer covering the floating gate; a first electrode including a plurality of control terminals disposed on the insulating layer and spaced apart from each other, wherein the plurality of control terminals vertically overlap the floating gate; a second electrode spaced away from the first electrode, wherein a ground voltage is applied to the second electrode; and a third electrode disposed on the substrate and electrically connected to the floating gate.

Abstract: A two-terminal memory device including: a substrate; a source and a drain formed to face each other on an upper surface of the substrate; a ferroelectric layer connected to the source and the drain and formed between the source and the drain; and an extended drain extending from the drain and laminated on the ferroelectric layer. The two-terminal memory device may be applied as a cross-point type and neuromorphic device capable of implementing multi-resistance levels with multi-layer switchable resistance layers.

Abstract: Disclosed is a floating gate memristor device comprising: a substrate; a floating gate disposed on the substrate; an insulating layer covering the floating gate; a first electrode including a plurality of control terminals disposed on the insulating layer and spaced apart from each other, wherein the plurality of control terminals vertically overlap the floating gate; a second electrode spaced away from the first electrode, wherein a ground voltage is applied to the second electrode; and a third electrode disposed on the substrate and electrically connected to the floating gate.

Abstract: Disclosed is a floating gate memristor device comprising: a substrate; a floating gate disposed on the substrate; an insulating layer covering the floating gate; a first electrode including a plurality of control terminals disposed on the insulating layer and spaced apart from each other, wherein the plurality of control terminals vertically overlap the floating gate; a second electrode spaced away from the first electrode, wherein a ground voltage is applied to the second electrode; and a third electrode disposed on the substrate and electrically connected to the floating gate.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a vertical tunneling random access memory comprising: a first electrode disposed on a base substrate; a second electrode vertically spaced from the first electrode; a floating gate disposed between the first electrode and the second electrode and configured to charge or discharge charges; a tunneling insulating layer disposed between the first electrode and the floating gate; a barrier insulating layer disposed between the floating gate and the second electrode; a contact hole passing through the tunneling insulating layer and the barrier insulating layer for partially exposing the first electrode; a semiconductor pattern extending from the second electrode, along and on a portion of a side wall face defining the contact hole, to the first electrode such that one end of the semiconductor pattern is in contact with the first electrode and the other end of the pattern is in contact with the second electrode.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a vertical tunneling random access memory comprising: a first electrode disposed on a base substrate; a second electrode vertically spaced from the first electrode; a floating gate disposed between the first electrode and the second electrode and configured to charge or discharge charges; a tunneling insulating layer disposed between the first electrode and the floating gate; a barrier insulating layer disposed between the floating gate and the second electrode; a contact hole passing through the tunneling insulating layer and the barrier insulating layer for partially exposing the first electrode; a semiconductor pattern extending from the second electrode, along and on a portion of a side wall face defining the contact hole, to the first electrode such that one end of the semiconductor pattern is in contact with the first electrode and the other end of the pattern is in contact with the second electrode.