A ferroelectric (Bi,La) 4 Ti 3 O 12 (BLT) thin film fabricated by the pulsed-DC sputtering method was evaluated on a cell structure to check its compatibility to high density ferroelectric random access memory (FeRAM) devices. The BLT composition in the sputtering target was Bi 4.8 La 1.0 Ti 3.0 O 12 . Firstly, a BLT film was deposited on a buried Pt/IrO x /Ir bottom electrode stack with W-plug connected to the transistor in a lower place. Then, the film was finally crystallized at 700℃ for 30 seconds in oxygen ambient. The annealed BLT layer was found to have randomly oriented and small ellipsoidal-shaped grains (long direction: ~100 nm, short direction: ~20 nm). The small and uniform-sized grains with random orientations were considered to be suitable for high density FeRAM devices.