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Oxygen Vacancy Induced 2D Bi2SeO5 Non-Volatile Memristor for 1T1R Integration
Two-dimensional (2D) layered Bi2SeO5, a novel high-k oxide material, has shown considerable potential for enhancing memristor performance. In this study, high-crystallinity 2D Bi2SeO5 nanosheets were successfully exfoliated, demonstrating that oxygen-vacancy-induced Bi2SeO5 memristors exhibit superior nonvolatile characteristics. Specifically, these memristors exhibit an ultrahigh on/off ratio (up to 1010), an extremely low off-state current (10–12 A), and rapid switching speeds (160 ns for SET and 110 ns for RESET). Moreover, the memristor demonstrates excellent retention and endurance capabilities. Additionally, by integrating SnS2 transistors, a 1T1R (one transistor and one resistor) structure was constructed, which simplifies circuit design and enables AND gate logic and multivalue logic storage functions. This work establishes a solid foundation for the practical application of 2D high-performance oxide memristors in future high-density-integration and fast in-memory computing systems.
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