Optimized chalcogenide medium for inherently activated resistive switching device

Jin Joo Ryu; Kanghyeok Jeon; Taeyong Eom; Min Kyu Yang; Hyunchul Sohn; Gun Hwan Kim

doi:10.1016/j.apsusc.2023.158444

journal article·2023-12

Optimized chalcogenide medium for inherently activated resistive switching device

Jin Joo Ryu, Kanghyeok Jeon, Taeyong Eom, Min Kyu Yang, Hyunchul Sohn, Gun Hwan Kim

Applied Surface Science· Volume 641

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