An organic-based diode-memory device that has a bistable memory function and a high rectification ratio has been studied. The diode-memory device is fabricated by incorporating an organic-based diode component in series with a polymer memory component. The organic-based diode-memory device performs well as a reliable rectifying memory device, achieving an excellent on/off current ratio of 106and a high rectification ratio of 103. The conduction models are also fitted to study the proposed conductivity mechanism of the rectifying memory device. The demonstrated organic-based diode-memory device is very promising for use in a passive matrix crossbar polymer memory array.
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