Switching Property of Atomic Switch Controlled by Solid Electrochemical Reaction

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• We measured the switching time of an atomic switch that is operated by controlling the formation and annihilation of an atomic bridge in a nanogap between two electrodes using solid electrochemical reaction. The switching time becomes exponentially shorter with increasing the switching bias voltage. This exponential relation indicates that the switching time is determined by the solid electrochemical reaction, which is supported by theoretical estimation using a simple model. These results suggest the possibility that the atomic switch can be operated as fast as semiconductor devices currently used.

• 2006-04-25

著者

• Aono Masakazu

  Icorp/japan Science And Technology Agency

• Aono Masakazu

  National Institute For Research In Inorganic Materials

• Aono M

  Inst. Of Physical And Chemical Res. Wako Jpn

• Terabe Kazuya

  National Institute For Materials Science

• Aono M

  Physical And Chemical Res. (riken) Saitama

• Kawaura Hisao

  Jst/icorp

• Sakamoto Toshitsugu

  Device Platforms Research Laboratories Nec Corporation:japan Science And Technology Agency

• Hasegawa Tsuyoshi

  National Institute For Materials Science

• Aono Masakazu

  The Institute Of Physical And Chemical Research (riken):department Of Precision Science And Technolo

• Aono Masakazu

  Aono Atomcraft Project Erato Jrdc:surface And Interface Laboratory The Institute Of Physical And Che

• Hosaka Sumio

  Department Of Electronic Engineering Gunma University

• Hosaka Sumio

  Department Of Nano-material Systems Gunma University

• Tamura Takuro

  National Institute for Materials Science, 1-1 Namiki, Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305-0044, Japan

• Nakayama Tomonobu

  National Institute for Materials Science, 1-1 Namiki, Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305-0044, Japan

• Sakamoto Toshitsugu

  JST/ICORP, 4-1-8 Honcho, Kawaguchi, Saitama 332-0012, Japan

• Sunamura Hajime

  JST/ICORP, 4-1-8 Honcho, Kawaguchi, Saitama 332-0012, Japan

• Tamura Takuro

  National Institute For Materials Science

• Sunamura Hajime

  Jst/icorp

• Aono Masakazu

  The Institute Of Physical And Chemical Research (riken):department Of Precision Science And Technolo

• Nakayama Tomonobu

  National Inst. Materials Sci. Ibaraki Jpn

• Nakayama Tomonobu

  National Institute For Materials Science

• Nakayama Tomonobu

  International Center For Materials Nanoarchitectonics National Institute For Materials Science

• Nakayama Tomonobu

  Nano System Functionality Center National Institute For Materials Science:nanoscale Quantum Conducto

• Nakayama Tomonobu

  Graduate School Of Pure And Applied Sciences University Of Tsukuba:national Institute For Materials

• Nakayama Tomonobu

  Nanomaterials Laboratory National Institute For Materials Science

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