Charging up random access memory

Thursday, July 14, 2016 - 13:32 in Physics & Chemistry

Just as magnetic materials have opposing North and South poles, ferroelectric materials have opposing positive charges and negative charges that exhibit measurable differences in electric potential. Researchers at MIT and colleagues in China recently demonstrated this ferroelectric behavior along the edges of atomically thin tin-tellurium film at room temperature. Measurements showed the energy gap, or […]

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