J. Roldán, D. Maldonado, F. Jiménez-Molinos, Christian Acal, J. E. Ruiz-Castro, A. M. Aguilera, F. Hui, J. Kong, Y. Shi, X. Jing, Chao Wen, M. A. Villena, M. Lanza
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Reversible dielectric breakdown in h-BN stacks: a statistical study of the switching voltages
Memristor devices with the Au/Ag/h-BN/Fe structure have been fabricated and characterized. The switching voltages, and other newly-defined parameters extracted, like V2dmax1 and V2dmax2, have been analyzed statistically in an exhaustive manner. The conduction across the memristor can be described well with a Quantum Point Contact (QPC) model that accounts for quantized filamentary conduction. The distributions of set and reset voltages have been proved to be accurately reproduced by using Weibull distributions. We also present an analysis making use of phase-type distributions to characterize the measured data stochasticity.