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March 31, 2009IEEE Electron Device Letters93 citations

Excellent Switching Uniformity of Cu-Doped MoOₗ/GdOₗ Bilayer for Nonvolatile Memory Applications

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JYJaesik YoonHCHyejung ChoiDLDongsoo Lee

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We have investigated a Cu-doped MoO x /GdO x bilayer film for nonvolatile memory applications. By adopting an ultrathin GdO x layer, we obtained excellent device characteristics such as resistance ratio of three orders of magnitude, uniform distribution of set and reset voltages, switching endurance up to 10 4 cycles, and ten years of data retention at 85degC. By adopting bilayer films of Cu-doped MoO x /GdO x , a local filament was formed by a two-step process. Improved memory characteristics can be explained by the formation of nanoscale local filament in the ultrathin GdO x layer.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1bcf19b33628da419ce446https://doi.org/10.1109/led.2009.2015687
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