Quantum Tunneling in Everyday Electronics: The Physics Behind Flash Memory Reliability

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1. Flash memory stores data by trapping electrons in a floating gate—an insulating layer so thin (≈5 nm) that quantum tunneling enables controlled charge injection and removal.

2. Tunneling probability follows an exponential decay with barrier thickness; a 0.1 nm variation alters write endurance by three orders of magnitude.