期刊
ACS NANO
卷 11, 期 9, 页码 8881-8891出版社
AMER CHEMICAL SOC
DOI: 10.1021/acsnano.7b03116
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resistive switching memristor; ceria; oxygen vacancies; Raman
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资金
- Swiss National Science Foundation under (SNSF (ERC) starting grant) [155986, 138914]
- Thomas Lord Foundation
Oxide-based valence-change memristors are promising nonvolatile memories for future electronics that operate on valence-change reactions, to modulate their electrical resistance. The memristance is associated with the movement of oxygen ionic carriers through oxygen vacancies at high electric field strength via structural defect modifications that are still poorly understood. This study employs a Cei,Gdx02_y solid solution model to probe the role of oxygen vacancies either set as free or as immobile and clustered for the resistive switching performance. The experiments, together with the defect chemical model, show that when the vacancies are set as free, a maximum in memristance is found for 20 mol % of GdO1.5 doping which clearly coincides with the maximum in ionic conductivity. In contrast, for higher gadolinia concentration, the oxide exhibits only minor memristance, which originates from the decrease in structural symmetry, leading to the formation of immobile oxygen defect clusters, thereby reducing the density of mobile ionic carriers available for resistive switching. The research demonstrates guidelines for engineering of the oxide's solid solution series to set the configuration of its oxygen vacancy defects and their mobility to tune the resistive switching for nonvolatile memory and logic applications.
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