A nonvolatile, bistable, and rewritable organic memory device based on radical polymers was prepared and tested. The excellent performance of a battery-inspired memory architecture with a configuration of p- and n-type charge-transporting radical polymers sandwiching a dielectric layer was characterized. The ON−OFF ratio was more than 4 orders of magnitude, and retention and endurance cycles of more than 10 4 and 10 3, respectively, were accomplished.
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