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Scaling Properties of Phase Change Materials

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Phase Change Materials

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Optical storage based on phase change materials has been so successful because the data density was increased from generation to generation. Phase Change Random Access Memory will only be a viable technology when this trend of increased storage density can continue for several future lithography generations. This chapter reviews the scaling properties of the phase change materials themselves and explores the limit when size effects start to play a role influencing the crystallization temperature, melting temperature, crystallization speed and other material parameters that are vital for this technology.

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