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In this letter, the insertion of a Cu nanocrystal (NC) layer between the Pt electrode andZrO₂film is proposed as an effective method to improve resistive switching properties in theZrO₂-based resistive switching memory. This Cu/ZrO₂:Cu/Cu NC/Pt memory exhibits asymmetric nonpolar resistive switching behavior, low operating voltage ($<$1.2 V), low Reset current(< 50\ ), and high uniformity of resistance switching. The switching mechanism is believed to be related with the formation and rupture of conductive filament. The NC-induced electrical field enhancement has the benefit to accelerate and control the CF formation process, thus leading to low-switching threshold voltage and high uniformity.
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