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This investigation explores how oxidation affects the gadolinium oxide capacitor and the corresponding Gd2O3 hysteresis phenomenon. The current-voltage varied with Gd2O3 thickness and a charged capacitance voltage (C-V) curve with a left shift is also observed in experimental results. The breakdown voltages rise with increasing oxidation time, while the corresponding C-V hysteresis gaps decrease with increasing oxidation time.
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