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A resistive switching memory device with a negative differential resistance at room temperature

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In this study, large-area ZnO nanorod arrays covering a Zn foil substrate were produced by a low-cost and low temperature approach. In this approach, oxidation of zinc metal was achieved… Click to show full abstract

In this study, large-area ZnO nanorod arrays covering a Zn foil substrate were produced by a low-cost and low temperature approach. In this approach, oxidation of zinc metal was achieved in a formamide/water mixture. Taking advantage of the product, a sandwiched structure, Ag/ZnO/Zn, was fabricated in which Ag acts as the top electrode, ZnO as the active layer and Zn foil as the bottom electrode. Resistive switching memory behavior (with an HRS/LRS resistance ratio of ∼10) along with a negative differential resistance effect (the largest slope being −3.85) was synchronously observed for this device at room temperature. This device opens up possibilities for multifunctional components in future electronic applications.

Keywords: temperature; resistive switching; negative differential; resistance; switching memory; device

Journal Title: Applied Physics Letters
Year Published: 2018

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