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Self-limited and forming-free Cu-based CBRAM devices with a double Al2O3atomic layer deposition layer (D-ALD) structure were developed. The proposed structure offers desirable properties such as forming free (Vforming=VSET), self-limited resistive switching with very low programming current ~10 nA), high ON/ OFF ratio (> 100), and nonlinearI–V(NLreadand NLSET~ 10) at low resistance state. The outstanding performance of D-ALD devices was due to the HT-ALD layer that operates as both a diffusion barrier preventing over injection of Cu ions and a tunneling barrier enabling self-limited programming.
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