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Coexistence of volatile and non-volatile resistive switching in Ni/SiO2/Pt memristor device controlled from different current compliances

Rahmani et al., 2021

Document ID
15333784596912497224
Author
Rahmani M
Yang B
Kim H
Kim H
Kang M
Publication year
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Semiconductor Science and Technology

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Abstract We fabricated a Ni/SiO 2/Pt resistive random-access memory device referred to as a memristor, which demonstrates both volatile and non-volatile switching. A reversible transition between volatile and non-volatile switching is achieved by applying different …
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    • H01L45/04—Bistable or multistable switching devices, e.g. for resistance switching non-volatile memory
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