Abstract
The AgGeSe2 solid state electrolyte has been studied in resistive switching. According to the I–V relationship, the possible mechanisms, including the SCLC (space-charge-limited current) model is applied to explain the result of experiments. The conductive filament formation is found to be related to the Schottky barrier between the electrode and electrolyte.
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