Abstract
High uniform current distribution, good endurance, and low 28 μW switching power are successfully achieved in Ni/GeOx/TiOy/TaN resistive random access memory devices on flexible polyimide substrate. The good performances are attributed to the nitrogen-rich TaN to increase the oxidation resistance and decrease the TaON and oxygen vacancies formation from x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy measurements, where such oxygen vacancies are related to current conduction at high resistance state. The present results demonstrate that the device with nitrogen-rich TaN electrode has a strong potential for future low-cost high-performance flexible memory application.
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