Transparent organic bistable memory devices (OBDs) were developed by employing indium tin oxide (ITO) as an anode and a cathode for OBD. A cathode structure of aluminum (Al)/ITO was used and bistability could be realized with pure polyphenylenevilylene based polymer active material without any metal nanoparticle. Transmittance of over 50% could be obtained in Al/ITO based OBD at an Al thickness of 10nm, and an average on/off ratio around 100 was observed.
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