This paper investigates the origin of the threshold switching effect in NbO2. It is found that the effect is independent of the metal-insulator-transition but can be explained by a trap-assisted Frenkel-Poole like conduction mechanism in combination with a moderate temperature increase by only 150 K due to Joule heating. These findings lead to the development of a physics based model which is of pure electrical nature and explains the occurrence of the threshold effect as well as the negative-differential resistance behavior observed in NbO2.
Physical model of threshold switching in NbO2 based memristors / Slesazeck, S; Mähne, H; Wylezich, H; Wachowiak, A; Radhakrishnan, J; Ascoli, A; Tetzlaff, R; Mikolajick, T. - In: RSC ADVANCES. - ISSN 2046-2069. - ELETTRONICO. - 5:(2015), pp. 102318-102322. [10.1039/c5ra19300a]
Physical model of threshold switching in NbO2 based memristors
Ascoli A;
2015
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This paper investigates the origin of the threshold switching effect in NbO2. It is found that the effect is independent of the metal-insulator-transition but can be explained by a trap-assisted Frenkel-Poole like conduction mechanism in combination with a moderate temperature increase by only 150 K due to Joule heating. These findings lead to the development of a physics based model which is of pure electrical nature and explains the occurrence of the threshold effect as well as the negative-differential resistance behavior observed in NbO2.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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