Minghao Wu, Huaqiang Wu, Xinyi Li, Ning Deng, H. Qian
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Study of redox reactions in resistive switching processes of AlOx/WOy based bilayer RRAM
Pulsed programming measurements were carried out to study the abrupt differences between the SET/RESET processes of the AlOx/WOy bilayer RRAM devices. Electrical measurement results showed that both SET and RESET switching are affected by the applied pulse amplitude. But the RESET operation has a strong relation with the pulse width. Calculation results indicate the RESET step needs more energy than the SET step. A combination of electrical field and joule heating is needed to complete the RESET step. A redox reaction model is proposed to explain the asymmetry characteristic of the SET/RESET operations.