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Size-controlled resistive switching performance and regulation mechanism of SnO2 QDs

Gong Shao-Kang Zhou Jing Wang Zhi-Qing Zhu Mao-Cong Shen Jie Wu Zhi Chen Wen

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Size-controlled resistive switching performance and regulation mechanism of SnO2 QDs

Gong Shao-Kang, Zhou Jing, Wang Zhi-Qing, Zhu Mao-Cong, Shen Jie, Wu Zhi, Chen Wen
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  • As a non-volatile memory, zero-dimensional quantum dot resistive random access memory (RRAM) has shown broad application prospects in the field of intelligent electronic devices due to its advantages of simple structure, low switching voltage, fast response speed, high storage density, and low power consumption. Tin dioxide quantum dots (SnO2 QDs) are a good option for resistive functional materials with excellent physical and chemical stabilities, high electron mobilities, and adjustable energy band structures. In this paper, the SnO2 QDs with sizes of 2.51 nm, 2.96 nm and 3.53 nm are prepared by the solvothermal method, and the quantum size effect is observed in a small size range and the effective regulation of resistive switching voltage is achieved based on its quantum size effect, which is the unique advantage of quantum dot material in comparison with that of bulk material. Research result shows that as the size of SnO2 QD increases, the SET/RESET voltage gradually decreases from –3.18 V/4.35 V to –2.02 V/3.08 V. The 3.53 nm SnO2 QDs have lower SET/RESET voltage (–2.02 V/3.08 V) and larger resistive switching ratio (> 104), and the resistive switching performance of the device has changed less than 5% after having experienced durability tests 2 × 104 times, showing good stability and retention. Besides, according to the fitting of charge transport mechanism, SnO2 QD RRAM exhibits Ohmic conduction under LRS, while Ohmic conduction, thermionic emission and space charge limit current work together during HRS. The resistive switching effect of SnO2 QDs is controlled by trap filled limit current and interface Schottky Barrier modulation; the trapping/de-trapping behavior of internal defect potential well of SnO2 QDs on electrons dominates the HRS/LRS switching, while the effective control of ITO/SnO2 QDs and SnO2 QDs/Au interface Schottky barrier is the key to accurately regulating the switching voltage. The reason why SnO2 QD RRAM exhibits good size-switching voltage dependence is that the larger SnO2 QD has lower Fermi level and interface Schottky barrier height, so the junction resistance voltage division is reduced, and the SET/RESET voltage decrease accordingly. This work reveals the huge application potential and commercial application value of SnO2 QDs in the field of resistive switching memory, and provides a new option for the development of RRAM.
      Corresponding author: Zhou Jing, zhoujing@whut.edu.cn
    • Funds: Project Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 51572205, 51802093), the National Key R&D Program of China (Grant No. 2016YFB0303904), the Fundamental Research Fund for the Central Universities, China (Grant Nos. WUT: 2018III019, 2019IVA108, 2020III021), and the Scientific Research Project of Hunan Education Department, China (Grant No. 20B161)
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  • 图 1  不同反应温度下制备的SnO2 QDs 的TEM图像 (a) 160 ℃; (b) 180 ℃; (c) 200 ℃. 插图分别为对应的SnO2 QDs尺寸分布直方图. 3.53 nm SnO2 QDs的(d)局部HRTEM图像, (e) 选区电子衍射图像与(f) EDS能谱分析

    Figure 1.  TEM images of SnO2 QDs prepared at (a) 160 ℃, (b) 180 ℃ and (c) 200 ℃. Inset gives the distribution histogram of SnO2 QDs size. (d) Magnified TEM image, (e) SAED pattern and (f) EDS spectrum of 3.53 nm SnO2 QDs.

    图 2  SnO2 QDs的UPS图谱 (a) 2.51 nm; (b) 2.96 nm; (c) 3.53 nm. 插图为费米边、二次电子截止边截距. 不同尺寸SnO2 QDs 的(d) UV-vis光谱, (e) 光学禁带曲线及(f) 能带结构示意图

    Figure 2.  UPS spectra of (a) 2.51 nm, (b) 2.96 nm and (c) 3.53 nm of SnO2 QDs, and insets shows the Secondary electron cutoff and Fermi edge intercepts. (d) UV-vis absorption spectra, (e) optical band gaps plots and (f) energy band structure of SnO2 QDs with different sizes.

    图 3  (a) ITO与(b) SnO2 QDs薄膜的表面SEM图像. (c) SnO2 QDs RRAM的器件结构示意图及(d) 横截面FESEM图像

    Figure 3.  Surface SEM picture of (a) ITO and (b) SnO2 QDs film. (c) Device structure schematic diagram of SnO2 QDs RRAM and its (d) cross-sectional FESEM image.

    图 4  (a) 不同尺寸下SnO2 QDs RRAM的I-V特性曲线; (b) SET/RESET电压随SnO2 QDs尺寸的变化曲线; (c) 不同尺寸SnO2 QDs RRAM的循环稳定性曲线, 插图为施加的脉冲电压直方图; (d) 3.53 nm SnO2 QDs RRAM的SET/RESET电压频率分布直方图

    Figure 4.  (a) I-V curves of SnO2 QDs RRAM with different sizes; (b) variation of SET/RESET voltage with SnO2 QDs size; (c) cycle stability tests of SnO2 QDs RRAM and inset shows the impulse voltage curve; (d) SET/RESET voltage distribution of 3.53 nm SnO2 QDs RRAM.

    图 5  3.53 nm SnO2 QDs RRAM在(a) SET过程, (b) RESET过程的电导机制拟合曲线; 局部区域的电导机制拟合(c) SET过程V1-VSET阶段, (d) RESET过程V2-Vmax阶段

    Figure 5.  Conduction mechanism fitting curves of (a) SET process and (b) RESET process on 3.53 nm SnO2 QDs RRAM. Local region of conduction mechanism (c) stage of V1-VSET in SET process; (d) stage of V2-Vmax in RESET process.

    图 6  (a) ITO/SnO2 QDs/Au界面势垒模型; 各阶段的阻变行为 (b) 热电子发射区域; (c) SET过程; (d) RESET过程; (e) SCLC区域; (f) RESET阶段热电子发射区域

    Figure 6.  (a) Schematic diagram of ITO/SnO2 QDs/Au interfacial barrier model and resistive switching behavior in (b) thermionic emission, (c) SET, (d) RESET, (e) SCLC, (f) thermionic emission of RESET process.

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