Multilevel resistance state of Cu/La2O3/Pt forming-free switching devices
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Pranab Kumar Sarkar
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机构:National Institute of Technology,Micro and Nano Research Lab, Department of Physics
Pranab Kumar Sarkar
Manoj Prajapat
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机构:National Institute of Technology,Micro and Nano Research Lab, Department of Physics
Manoj Prajapat
Arabinda Barman
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机构:National Institute of Technology,Micro and Nano Research Lab, Department of Physics
Arabinda Barman
Snigdha Bhattacharjee
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机构:National Institute of Technology,Micro and Nano Research Lab, Department of Physics
Snigdha Bhattacharjee
Asim Roy
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机构:National Institute of Technology,Micro and Nano Research Lab, Department of Physics
Asim Roy
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[1] National Institute of Technology,Micro and Nano Research Lab, Department of Physics
[2] Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) Bhopal,Department of Physics
[3] Shiv Nadar University,Department of Physics, School of Natural Sciences
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Journal of Materials Science
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2016年
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51卷
关键词:
La2O3;
Memory Device;
Resistive Switching;
Conducting Filament;
High Resistance State;
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An improved temperature dependent uniformity and reliability is investigated in La2O3/Pt-based memory devices with Cu top electrode. The microstructural investigation suggested the formation of polycrystalline La2O3 layer with stoichiometric chemical composition confirmed by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy. Besides showing a forming-free resistive switching (RS) behaviour, the device also exhibited excellent multilevel capability with low switching voltage. A uniformity in the SET/RESET process was observed indicating enhanced switching stability. In addition, endurance with a high ON/OFF ratio of the order 103 and satisfactory data retention time over 104 s at 85 °C temperature confirmed the reliability of memory cells. Intrinsic tailoring of switching mechanism has been discussed in the framework of electric field-induced creation and annihilation of the reproducible Cu filaments in switching layer. The metallic nature of conducting filament has further been confirmed by temperature-dependent RS characterization.