Abstract This report centers on different modern chemical synthesis methods suitable for production with which low-dimensional crystalline structures are attainable in the Ge-Sb-Te material system. The general characteristics of the methods are described first. The special challenges are discussed for the Ge-Sb-Te material system. Growth optimization is studied, and the resulting nanostructures are presented. At last a comparison of the methods is given with respect to research scale vapor transport approach on the one hand and the potential described for future application in technology on the other hand.

Modern chemical synthesis methods towards low-dimensional phase change structures in the Ge-Sb-Te material system

2015

Abstract

Abstract This report centers on different modern chemical synthesis methods suitable for production with which low-dimensional crystalline structures are attainable in the Ge-Sb-Te material system. The general characteristics of the methods are described first. The special challenges are discussed for the Ge-Sb-Te material system. Growth optimization is studied, and the resulting nanostructures are presented. At last a comparison of the methods is given with respect to research scale vapor transport approach on the one hand and the potential described for future application in technology on the other hand.
2015
Istituto per la Microelettronica e Microsistemi - IMM
Inglese
61
27
45
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0960897415000133
Sì, ma tipo non specificato
self-assembly; data storage; epitaxy
1
info:eu-repo/semantics/article
262
a Hilde Hardtdegen; Martin Mikulics; Sally Rie; Martin Schuckb Tobias Saltzmannb; Ulrich Simonbc Massimo Longo
01 Contributo su Rivista::01.09 Rassegna bibliografica, critica, sistematica della letteratura scientifica in rivista (Literature review)
none
   SYnthesis and functionality of chalcogenide NAnostructures for PhaSE change memories
   SYNAPSE
   FP7
   310339
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