Occurrence of both unipolar memory and threshold resistance switching in a NiO film

We observed two types of reversible resistance switching (RS) effects in a NiO film: memory RS at low temperature and threshold RS at high temperature. We were able to control the type of RS effects by thermal cycling. These phenomena were explained using a new dynamic percolation model that can des...

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Hauptverfasser: Chang, S H, Lee, J S, Chae, S C, Lee, S B, Liu, C, Kahng, B, Kim, D-W, Noh, T W
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