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Fractional Marcus-Hush-Chidsey-Yakopcic current-voltage model for redox-based resistive memory devices
G V Paradezhenko1, D V Prodan1, A A Pervishko1,2
1Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology, Moscow 121205, Russia. G.Paradezhenko@skoltech.ru.
Abstract:
We propose a circuit-level model combining the Marcus-Hush-Chidsey electron current equation and the Yakopcic equation for the state variable for describing resistive switching memory devices of the structure metal-ionic conductor-metal. We extend the dynamics of the state variable originally described by a first-order time derivative by introducing a fractional derivative with an arbitrary order between zero and one. We show that the extended model fits with great fidelity the current-voltage characteristic data obtained on a Si electrochemical metallization memory device with Ag-Cu alloy.
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