Acronym · Memory & Storage
CBRAM (Conductive Bridging Random Access Memory)
A resistive memory in which an electrochemically active electrode of silver or copper grows a metallic filament through a solid electrolyte. It is a subclass of ReRAM with very low programming energy.
- Also known as
- PMC, Programmable metallization cell
- Type
- Acronym
- Domain
- Memory & Storage, Emerging memory
Notes
Low write energy makes it attractive for energy-harvesting and ultra-low-power IoT devices.
Related terms
Part of the Memory & Storage glossary, with every term in the topic and the lifecycles, tools and standards that use them.
Where it appears on the Hub
No other page of the Hub uses this term yet.
Suggest an improvement
Suggest an improvement to this entry
A clearer definition, an example, a correction or a source an editor can check. Editors review every suggestion before the entry changes.
Last reviewed: not yet reviewed in depth. Entry last updated . The full glossary