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Electro-Thermal Origins of Enhanced Performance and Scalability in Disc-Type Phase-Change Memory
Disc-type phase-change memory is a promising device architecture for analog in-memory computing, enabled by the unique physical properties of ultra-thin phase-change materials and the device geometry. In this study, we develop a comparative analytical framework using compact electro-thermal models t
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