Self-rectifying bipolar resistive switching memory based on an iron oxide and graphene oxide hybrid

We developed a resistive random access memory (RRAM) device with self-rectifying I–V characteristics by integrating a silicon nitride (Si3N4) layer between the bottom electrode and the iron oxide–graphene oxide (FeOx–GO) hybrid active material. The Au/Ni/FeOx–GO/Si3N4/n+-Si device demonstrated excellent resistive switching performance and a high rectification ratio. This innovative design simplifies the RRAM architecture and enhances stability and uniformity in switching.

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