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Resistance drift in phase change materials is characterized in amorphous phase change memory line-cells from 300 K to 125 K range and is observed to follow the previously reported power-law behavior with drift coefficients in the 0.07 to 0.11 range in dark. While these drift coefficients measured in dark are similar to commonly observed drift coefficients (~0.1) at and above room temperature, measurements under light show a significantly lower drift coefficients (0.05 under illumination versus 0.09 in dark at 150K). Periodic on / off switching of light shows sudden decrease / increase of resistance, attributed to photoexcited carriers, followed by a very slow response (~30 minutes at 150 K) attributed to contribution of charge traps. Continuation of the resistance drift at low temperatures and the observed photo-response suggest that resistance drift in amorphous phase change materials is predominantly an electronic process.

Resistance drift in Ge2Sb2Te5 phase change memory line cells at low temperatures and its response to photoexcitation