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  • 2020Oxygen octahedral tilt ordering in (Na1/2Bi1/2)TiO3 ferroelectric thin films2citations
  • 2017Electron holography on HfO2/HfO2-x bilayer structures with multilevel resistive switching properties33citations
  • 2017Electron holography on HfO2/HfO2−xbilayer structures with multilevel resistive switching propertiescitations
  • 2017Electron holography on HfO2/HfO2−x bilayer structures with multilevel resistive switching propertiescitations
  • 2016Selective growth of fully relaxed GeSn nano-islands by nanoheteroepitaxy on patterned Si(001)12citations
  • 2012Chemistry and Atomic Distortion at the Surface of an Epitaxial BaTiO3 Thin Film after Dissociative Adsorption of Water74citations

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  • Ren, W.
  • Jones, J. L.
  • Trolier-Mckinstry, S.
  • Paterson, A. R.
  • Denis, L.
  • Abbas, Waseem
  • Ren, Y.
  • Dai, L.
  • Zhao, J.
  • Borkiewicz, O.
  • Schubert, M. A.
  • Zaumseil, P.
  • Hildebrandt, E.
  • Niermann, T.
  • Schroeder, T.
  • Perez, E.
  • Alff, L.
  • Bhupathi, S.
  • Vogel, S.
  • Wenger, C.
  • Lehmann, M.
  • Sharath, S. U.
  • Capellini, G.
  • Schlykow, V.
  • Yamamoto, Y.
  • Skibitzki, O.
  • Von Kanel, H.
  • Klesse, W.
  • Schubert, M.
  • Barget, Michael Reiner
  • Taoka, N.
  • Wang, J. L.
  • Barrett, N.
  • Pancotti, A.
  • Gautier, B.
  • Pillard, V.
  • Rodrigues, Glmp
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Electron holography on HfO2/HfO2−x bilayer structures with multilevel resistive switching properties

  • Schubert, M. A.
  • Zaumseil, P.
  • Niu, G.
  • Hildebrandt, E.
  • Niermann, T.
  • Schroeder, T.
  • Perez, E.
  • Alff, L.
  • Bhupathi, S.
  • Vogel, S.
  • Wenger, C.
  • Lehmann, M.
  • Sharath, S. U.
Abstract

Unveiling the physical nature of the oxygen-deficient conductive filaments (CFs) that are responsible for the resistive switching of the HfO2-based resistive random access memory (RRAM) devices represents a challenging task due to the oxygen vacancy related defect nature and nanometer size of the CFs. As a first important step to this goal, we demonstrate in this work direct visualization and a study of physico–chemical properties of oxygen-deficient amorphous HfO2−x by carrying out transmission electron microscopy electron holography as well as energy dispersive x-ray spectroscopy on HfO2/HfO2−x bilayer heterostructures, which are realized by reactive molecular beam epitaxy. Furthermore, compared to single layer devices, Pt/HfO2/HfO2−x /TiN bilayer devices show enhanced resistive switching characteristics with multilevel behavior, indicating their potential as electronic synapses in future neuromorphic computing applications.

Topics
  • amorphous
  • Oxygen
  • reactive
  • transmission electron microscopy
  • random
  • tin
  • X-ray spectroscopy
  • vacancy