Mechanisms of the Formation of Conductive Channels in Bipolar Memristors of Various Designs

IF 0.8 Q3 Engineering

Nanotechnologies in Russia Pub Date : 2025-03-24 DOI:10.1134/S2635167624602900

A. N. Aleshin, N. V. Zenchenko, K. Yu. Kharitonova, O. A. Ruban

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Abstract

The work presents and describes various mechanisms for the formation of a conductive channel in bipolar memristors of the vacancy and ionic types: in the first case, due to the generation and growth of conductive threads, and in the second, due to segregation processes with the formation of spatial associations of ions from the material of the active electrode. The current—voltage characteristics for both types of memristors are presented and a comparison of the design features of these memristors is conducted.

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各种设计的双极记忆电阻器中导电通道的形成机制

这项工作提出并描述了在空缺和离子类型的双极记忆电阻器中形成导电通道的各种机制：在第一种情况下，由于导电线的产生和生长，在第二种情况下，由于活性电极材料中离子的空间结合形成的分离过程。给出了两种类型的忆阻器的电流电压特性，并对这两种忆阻器的设计特点进行了比较。

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Nanotechnologies in Russia NANOSCIENCE & NANOTECHNOLOGY-

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