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Tuning of electrical hysteresis in PMMA/GOs/PMMA multi-stacked devices

Gogoi et al., 2019

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13641255774264845507
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Gogoi K
Das N
Chowdhury A
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Materials Research Express

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Abstract Graphene Oxide (GOs) has gained a lot of attention because of its incredible character as charge-trapping material in the memory devices. In the present study, we report the electrical hysteresis in multi-stacked (PMMA/GOs/PMMA) devices sandwiched between …
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