Truly Electroforming‐Free Memristor Based on TiO2‐CoO Phase‐Separated Oxides with Extremely High Uniformity and Low Power Consumption

Truly Electroforming‐Free Memristor Based on TiO2‐CoO Phase‐Separated Oxides with Extremely High Uniformity and Low Power Consumption
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10.1002/adfm.202007101
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2020-09
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Fuxing Wan;Qianwen Wang;T. Harumoto;T. Gao;K. Ando;Yoshio Nakamura;Ji Shi
Fuxing Wan;Qianwen Wang;T. Harumoto;T. Gao;K. Ando;Yoshio Nakamura;Ji Shi
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作者:
Fuxing Wan;Qianwen Wang;T. Harumoto;T. Gao;K. Ando;Yoshio Nakamura;Ji Shi

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