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Flexible and degradable resistive switching memory fabricated with sodium alginate

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Transient electronics has attracted interest as an emerging technology to solve electronic-waste problem, due to its physically vanishing ability in solution. Here in this work, we demonstrate a flexible and… Click to show full abstract

Transient electronics has attracted interest as an emerging technology to solve electronic-waste problem, due to its physically vanishing ability in solution. Here in this work, we demonstrate a flexible and degradable transient resistive switching (RS) memory device with simple structure of Cu/sodium alginate (SA)/ITO. The device presents excellent RS characteristics as well as high flexibility, including low operating voltage (< 1.5 V) and multilevel RS behavior. No performance degradation occurs after bending the device 50 times. Moreover, our device can be absolutely dissolved in deionized water. The proposed SA-based transient memory device has great potential for the development of green and security memory devices.

Keywords: sodium alginate; memory; switching memory; device; resistive switching; flexible degradable

Journal Title: Chinese Physics B
Year Published: 2021

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