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Noise-assisted transport mechanism analysis and synaptic characteristics in ZrOX/HfAlOX-based memristor for neuromorphic systems
In this work, we compare the resistive switching characteristics between Ti/ZrOX/TiN and Ti/ZrOX/HfAlOX/TiN. The bilayer structure of the ZrOX-based device enables power consumption reduction owing to a lower forming voltage and compliance current. Moreover, the on/off ratio of the Ti/ZrOX/HfAlOX/Ti...
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Published in: | APL materials 2023-11, Vol.11 (11), p.111103-111103-12 |
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Main Authors: | , , , , , , |
Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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Summary: | In this work, we compare the resistive switching characteristics between Ti/ZrOX/TiN and Ti/ZrOX/HfAlOX/TiN. The bilayer structure of the ZrOX-based device enables power consumption reduction owing to a lower forming voltage and compliance current. Moreover, the on/off ratio of the Ti/ZrOX/HfAlOX/TiN device (>102) is higher than that of the Ti/ZrOX/TiN device (>10). We use the 1/f noise measurement technique to clarify the transport mechanism of the Ti/ZrOX/HfAlOX/TiN device; consequently, ohmic conduction and Schottky emission are confirmed in the low- and high-resistance states, respectively. In addition, the multilevel cell, potentiation, and depression characteristics of the Ti/ZrOX/HfOX/TiN device are considered to assess its suitability as a neuromorphic device. Accordingly, a modified National Institute of Standards and Technology database simulation is conducted using Python to test the pattern recognition accuracy. |
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ISSN: | 2166-532X 2166-532X |
DOI: | 10.1063/5.0175587 |