1S1R (1 selector and 1 memristor) is a laterally scalable and vertically stackable scheme that can lead to the ultimate memristor density for either memory or neural network applications. In such a scheme, the memristor device needs to be truly electroforming‐free and operated at both low currents and low voltages in order to be compatible with a two‐terminal selector. In this work, a new type of memristor with a preconditioned tunneling conductive path is developed to achieve the required performance characteristics, including truly electroforming‐free, low current below 30 µA (potentially <1 µA), and simultaneously low voltage ≈±0.7 V in switching operations. Such memristors are further integrated with two types of recently developed selectors to demonstrate the feasibility of 1S1R integration.
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