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Aluminum electrode modulated bipolar resistive switching of Al/fuel-assisted NiO x/ITO memory devices modeled with a dual-oxygen-reservoir structure

Chiang et al., 2012

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110699680909498976
Author
Chiang K
Chen J
Wu J
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ACS applied materials & interfaces

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Bipolar resistive switching in Al/fuel-assisted NiO x (40 nm)/ITO devices is demonstrated in this work. XPS analysis reveals the simultaneous presence of metallic Ni, Ni2O3, and NiO components in the fuel-assisted NiO x. The concentration, as well as spreading of the …
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