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Impact of electrode materials on resistive-switching memory programming

Russo et al., 2009

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3065442337571698674
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Russo U
Cagli C
Spiga S
Cianci E
Ielmini D
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IEEE electron device letters

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This letter addresses the impact of electrode materials on programming characteristics of NiO-based resistive-switching memory devices. The use of noble metals for the electrodes, instead of Si contacts, is shown to result in a lowering of the set/reset voltage. This is …
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