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Polyimide memory: a pithy guideline for future applications Advisor : Professor Guey-Sheng Liou Reporter : Ming-Chi Tsai Date : 2013/11/15 1 J. Mater. Chem. C, 2013, 1, 7623-7634, G. S. Liou * et al.

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Polyimide memory: a pithy guideline for future applications

Advisor : Professor Guey-Sheng Liou

Reporter : Ming-Chi Tsai

Date : 2013/11/15

J. Mater. Chem. C, 2013, 1, 7623-7634, G. S. Liou* et al.

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Outline

Introduction

Experiment

Results and Discussion

Summary

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Introduction

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Polymer memory devices

Advantages :

1) Low cost

2) Solution processability

3) Flexibility

4) 3D stacking devicePolyimide is one of the most suitable material for memory

1) Thermal stability

2) Chemical resistance

3) Mechanical strength

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Fabrication process of Polymer memory devices

J. Mater. Chem. C, 2013, 1, 7623-7634, G. S. Liou* et al.

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Principle

J. Am. Chem. Soc., 2006, 128, 8732-8733, En-Tang Kang* et al.

1st sweep : 0~4V an abrupt increase in current observed at 3.2V (writing)2nd sweep : 0~4V (reading)3rd sweep : 0~-4V an abrupt decrease in current observed at -2.1V (erasing)4th sweep : 0~-4V OFF state5th sweep : 0~4V (rewriting)6th sweep : 0~4V (reading)7th sweep : 0~4V turn off external power 1 min device turned off (erasing) and (rewriting)8th sweep : (reading)Memory type : DRAM

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Principle

Field induced CT theory

1. Conformational change

2. LUMO Energy level

3. Dipole moment

4. Large conjugation

J. Am. Chem. Soc., 2006, 128, 8732-8733, En-Tang Kang* et al.

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Experiment

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Polyimide synthesis

One-step polycondensation

Two-step polycondensation

Shahram Mehdipour-Ataei*, et al., Iranian Polymer Journal, 2008, 17, 95-124

O O

O

O

O

Odianhydride

NH2RNH2

diamine

N N

O

O

O

O

R

nPolyimide

m-cresolIsoquinoline

ArAr

O O

O

O

O

O

NH2RNH2

HN

O

HOOC

COOHHN

OR

ndianhydride diamine Polyamic acid

Chemical imidizationThermal imidization

N N

O

O

O

O

R

nPolyimide

DMAc

(Acetic anhydride, Pyridine)

(Heat)

Ar Ar

Ar

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Results and Discussion

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Volatile DRAM and SRAM properties

J. Appl. Phys., 2009, 105, 044501, En-Tang Kang* et al.

1st sweep : 0~5V 2.7V (writing)2nd sweep : 0~5V (reading)3rd sweep : 0~-2V -0.9V (erasing)4th sweep : 0~-2V OFF state5th sweep : 0~5V (rewriting)6th sweep : 0~5V (reading)7th sweep : 0~5V power off 1 min (erasing) and (rewriting)8th sweep : (reading)Memory type : DRAM

3rd sweep : 0~-6V -0.9V (erasing) -2.3V (writing)

Can be written bidirectionally

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Volatile DRAM and SRAM properties

1st sweep : 0~4V 2.3V (writing)2nd sweep : 0~4V (reading)3rd sweep : 0~-4V (reading) nonerasable4th sweep : 0~-4V power off 4 mins (rewriting) 5th sweep : 0~-4V (reading)6th sweep : 0~-4V power off 4 mins (rewriting) Memory type : SRAM

Chem. Mater., 2009, 21, 3391–3399, En-Tang Kang* et al.

Good stability when operated time

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Volatile DRAM and SRAM properties

PI → PADARM → SRAM J. Mater. Chem., 2012, 22, 14085, G. S. Liou* et al.

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Volatile DRAM and SRAM properties

PA (SARM device)Block the occurring of back CT

1. Higher dipole moment2. More nonplanar

Lower switching on voltage -3.3V3. Higher HOMO energy level4. Fewer intermediate LUMOs

Stability testBoth PI and PA memory devices

are stability when operating

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Non-volatile FLASH and WORM type memory properties

Take APTT-6FDA for example1st sweep : 0~4V 1.6V (writing)2nd sweep : 0~4V power off 10 mins (reading)3rd sweep : 0~-6V (reading & erasing) -3.2V4th sweep : 0~-6V OFF state5th sweep : 0~4V (rewriting)6th sweep : 0~-4V power off 10 mins (reading) Memory type : Flash memory

Macromolecules, 2009, 42, 4456–4463, Mitsuru Ueda*, W. C. Chen* et al

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Non-volatile FLASH and WORM type memory properties

J. Mater. Chem., 2012, 22, 14085, G. S. Liou* et al.

Write Once Read Many times (WORM)1. Nonerasable2. Highest dipole moment

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Non-volatile FLASH and WORM type memory properties

From Volatile to Nonvolatile by Perylene Diimide Composition in Random Copolymer

Donor Acceptor

The (PBI-0, PBI-1, PBI-2.5) and (PBI-5, PBI-10) devices provided volatile and nonvolatile WORM behavior, respectively.

Macromolecules, 2012, 45, 4556, Mitsuru Ueda*, W. C. Chen*, C. L. Liu* et al.

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Summary

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Summary

3D structure (192 cells)

Flexible

1. Devices structure and operating mechanism of the memory device is quite simple2. Low processing cost3. Show extremely high endurance during long term operation

In future application of PI as a good memory

device material

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