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The role of ion transport phenomena in memristive double barrier devices

Dirkmann et al., 2016

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1032436939674823987
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Dirkmann S
Hansen M
Ziegler M
Kohlstedt H
Mussenbrock T
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In this work we report on the role of ion transport for the dynamic behavior of a double barrier quantum mechanical Al/Al2O3/NbxOy/Au memristive device based on numerical simulations in conjunction with experimental measurements. The device consists of an ultra-thin NbxOy …
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