Electronic switching phenomena in hot-pressed Ge

Gallium telluride single crystals have been grown and cleaved to form thin platelet specimens. Small-area contacts on opposite faces produce threshold switching characteristics when high fields are applied across them, while large-area contact produce memory switching. Detailed measurements of conductivity under DC and pulsed conditions are presented, and the threshold switching is interpreted in terms of a thermal mechanism.

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Electronic switching phenomena in hot-pressed Ge

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Évolution de l'interface or-tellure en couches minces: Effets de commutations

Threshold switching in gallium telluride single crystals

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