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Three Million Years Opposite State Data Retention in Partially Switched Wurtzite Ferroelectrics
Ferroelectric memories based on the wurtzite-structured ferroelectrics are projected to store information for more than 3 million years at 150C. These results are extracted by combining standard domain wall motion limited switching kinetics with the near-by-electrode injection model for opposite sta
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