10¹²) for FeRAM Applications
70% of the initial polarization at the end of [Formula Omitted] and ~30% polarization is projected to remain at the end of 10 years. The retention was found to be limited by the imprint effect. Our demonstration brings HZO based FE capacitors one step closer to nonvolatile FeRAM applications.
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