Abstract:
A memory device includes a memory array arranged in rows and columns; memory cell layers at each row and column intersection, where each memory cell layer is configured to be set to a predetermined conductance state; a row control circuit that is configured to apply voltages to the rows by applying sub-voltages on each row, where each sub-voltage corresponds to a different memory cell layer, and where each sub-voltage is proportional to the voltage on the corresponding row; and a sensing circuit that is configured to determine a column current flowing through a selected column in response to the application of the voltages to the rows, where the column current is a sum of currents through each memory cell layer that corresponds to the selected column.
Abstract:
An integrated circuit device can include a plurality of nonvolatile memory elements having values that vary randomly or pseudo-randomly from one another; a selection circuit configured to select a plurality of nonvolatile memory elements that vary randomly or pseudo-randomly in response to a received challenge value; and sense circuits configured to generate a response value based on the values of the selected nonvolatile memory elements. Related methods and systems are also disclosed.
Abstract:
In one embodiment, a capacitive circuit can include: (i) a resistive storage element having a solid electrolyte, a first electrode coupled to a first side of the solid electrolyte, and a second electrode coupled to a second side of the solid electrolyte; (ii) the resistive storage element being configured to be programmed to a low resistance state by application of a program voltage in a forward bias direction to form a conductive path between the first and second electrodes, and being configured to be erased to a high resistance state by application of an erase voltage in a reverse bias direction to substantially dissolve the conductive path; and (iii) a first capacitor having the first electrode coupled to a first side of a first oxide layer, and a third electrode coupled to a second side of the first oxide layer.