Onur Toprak, Florian Maudet, Markus Wollgarten, Charlotte Van Dijck, Roland Thewes, Veeresh Deshpande, Catherine Dubourdieu
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Abstract
Memristive Devices
In article number 2400765, Onur Toprak, Catherine Dubourdieu, and co-workers propose a memristive device based on a mixed electronic ionic amorphous gallium oxide conductor. The resistive switching originates from a field-driven oxygen exchange between the interfacial TiOx and the GaOx layers and from charge trapping/detrapping. Multiple highly repeatable states can be programmed in this self-rectifying device both in potentiation and depression. This device shows potential to emulate biological synapses.
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