Resistive switching behaviors of Al2O3-based memory devices with and without ruthenium nanocrystals (RuNCs) fabricated by atomic layer deposition are investigated for nonvolatile-memory applications. Large resistance ratios (>; 105) of high- to low-resistance states were observed with nanocrystals contribution. Moreover, improvements of stability device yield and retention performance were also achieved by embedding RuNCs. Therefore, the Al2O3-based resistive memory device composed of embedded nanocrystals is a possible solution for future integrated standalone storage class memory processes.
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