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A spintronics primitive gate with redundancy was designed using domain wall motion (DWM) cells, and the data-missing rate was drastically improved to ∼ 6 (Perror)2 when the error rate per DWM cell was Perror. All the DWM cells aligned in series were written simultaneously, which suppressed the increase in power consumption when writing. Application of 4-terminal DWM cells with physically separated...
High-speed capability and excellent reliability of a magnetic domain wall (DW) motion device required for embedded memory and logic-in-memory applications were achieved by optimizing the film stack structure of Co/Ni wire. Low-current with high-speed writing, high heat resistance, low error rate, wide operation range for temperature and magnetic field, high retention, and high endurance features were...
We have developed a new magnetic random access memory with current-induced domain wall (DW) motion (DW-motion MRAM). We confirmed its potential of 0.1-mA and 2-ns writing with sufficient thermal stability. The obtained properties indicate that this MRAM can replace conventional high-speed embedded memories.
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