Single-crystalline metal filament-based resistive switching in a nitrogen-doped carbon film containing conical nanopores
Single-crystalline metal filament-based resistive switching in a nitrogen-doped carbon film containing conical nanopores
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DOI:
10.1063/1.4913588
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发表时间:
2015-02
影响因子:
4
通讯作者:
F. Zhuge;Jun Li;Hao Chen;Jun Wang;L. Zhu;B. Bian;Bing Fu;Qin Wang;Le Li-;Ruobing Pan
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作者:
F. Zhuge;Jun Li;Hao Chen;Jun Wang;L. Zhu;B. Bian;Bing Fu;Qin Wang;Le Li-;Ruobing Pan
In this letter, we report on the resistive switching originating from the rupture/rejuvenation of single-crystalline Cu filaments in a nitrogen-doped porous carbon-based memristive device Cu/CN0.15/Pt. Cu filaments are confined in conical nanopores in CN0.15 thin films. Dislocations exist in the Cu filaments, resulting in obvious crystal lattice distortions. The Cu/CN0.15/Pt device shows outstanding high temperature retention performance for both ON and OFF states, indicating that it is promising for resistance memory applications. Furthermore, continuous RESET (ON-to-OFF switching) and SET (OFF-to-ON switching) processes could be realized indicating the adaptive learning ability of Cu/CN0.15/Pt, which has potential applications in synaptic devices.