Abstract:
According to another embodiment, a method of reset operation for a resistive random access memory (RRAM) array, having a first RRAM connected to a first word line and a second RRAM connected to a second word line, is provided. A first electrical resistance between the first word line and a word line voltage source is lower than a second electrical resistance between the second word line and the word line voltage source. The method includes: providing a first voltage by using the word line voltage source for resetting the first RRAM; and providing a second voltage by using the word line voltage source for resetting the second RRAM, wherein the first voltage for resetting the first RRAM is lower than the second voltage for resetting the second RRAM.
Abstract:
A memory device includes a memory cell unit, a reference circuit, and a sense amplifier. The memory cell unit includes a memory cell. The reference circuit is configured to generate a reference current and includes a plurality of magnetic resistive elements. At least one of the magnetic resistive elements is in a high resistance state. The sense amplifier is coupled to the memory cell unit and the reference circuit and is configured to compare a current that flows through the memory cell to the reference current to sense a bit of data stored in the memory cell, to amplify a level of the sensed bit of data, and to output the amplified bit of data.
Abstract:
A memory device includes a memory cell unit, a reference circuit, and a sense amplifier. The memory cell unit includes a memory cell. The reference circuit is configured to generate a reference current and includes a plurality of magnetic resistive elements. At least one of the magnetic resistive elements is in a high resistance state. The sense amplifier is coupled to the memory cell unit and the reference circuit and is configured to compare a current that flows through the memory cell to the reference current to sense a bit of data stored in the memory cell, to amplify a level of the sensed bit of data, and to output the amplified bit of data.