Ag/Ta_(2)O_(5)/CuO/Pt memristive devices with Ag point contacts at the interface exhibit forming-free and partial volatile analog resistive switching properties.Versatile synaptic functions,like the short-term plastic...Ag/Ta_(2)O_(5)/CuO/Pt memristive devices with Ag point contacts at the interface exhibit forming-free and partial volatile analog resistive switching properties.Versatile synaptic functions,like the short-term plasticity,the long-term potentiation and the paired-pulse facilitation,are emulated with these devices.The Ag point contacts in the Ta_(2)O_(5)layer are verified through transmission electron microscope(TEM)and X-ray photoelectron spectroscope(XPS).The Ag point contacts at the interface endow the device the transition from the electrochemical metallization mode to the valence change mode,and the analog resistive switching behavior and neuromorphic functions.This interface engineering of introducing point contacts at the interface provides a way for the development of neuromorphic devices with low power consumption.展开更多
基金This work is supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.51772112,U1832116 and 51372094)Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(HUST:2016YXZD058).
文摘Ag/Ta_(2)O_(5)/CuO/Pt memristive devices with Ag point contacts at the interface exhibit forming-free and partial volatile analog resistive switching properties.Versatile synaptic functions,like the short-term plasticity,the long-term potentiation and the paired-pulse facilitation,are emulated with these devices.The Ag point contacts in the Ta_(2)O_(5)layer are verified through transmission electron microscope(TEM)and X-ray photoelectron spectroscope(XPS).The Ag point contacts at the interface endow the device the transition from the electrochemical metallization mode to the valence change mode,and the analog resistive switching behavior and neuromorphic functions.This interface engineering of introducing point contacts at the interface provides a way for the development of neuromorphic devices with low power consumption.
