ArticleACS omega2026
Resistive Switching and Space-Charge-Limited Transport in Ag/α-Phase Patterned PVDF/Ag Devices Fabricated by Soft Imprint Lithography.
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Abstract
This research work explores the resistive switching behavior and the impact of geometric confinement on charge transport mechanisms of Ag/α-phase patterned Polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF)/Ag and Ag/α-phase unpatterned PVDF/Ag devices. Uniform line and groove (L/G) patterns on a PVDF thin film were imprinted using the soft imprint lithography (SIL) technique, followed by the deposition of a silver (Ag) electrode via DC magnetron sputtering. Structural and surface characterizations were performed using confocal Raman spectroscopy, X-ray diffraction, and atomic force microscopy. The Ag/α-phase patterned PVDF/Ag devices exhibited multiple transitions at set voltages (34.2 V, 37.9 V and 49.6 V in forward bias; -12.0 V and -15.6 V in reverse bias) and reset voltages (-27.5 V and -46.3 V in reverse bias; 50.0 V in forward bias) across different junctions than the unpatterned devices. Current-voltage (
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