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Printable WORM and FRAM memories and their applications
Abstract
This paper reports on the current status of the printed memory development in the PriMeBits EU FP7/ICT project (2008-2010). <br/>The two memory technologies under development are: (1) resistive write-once-read-many memory (WORM) based on rapid electrical sintering (RES) of silver nanoparticle structures, and (2) ferroelectric read-and-write memory (FRAM) based on BaTiO3 composite. <br/>Application scenarios and demonstrator activities are described.