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Fast crystallization and low-power amorphization of Mg-Sb-Te reversible phase-change films

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Li, Junjian
Wang, Guoxiang
Li, Jun
Shen, Xiang
Chen, Yimin
Wang, Rongping
Xu, Tiefeng
Nie, Qiuhua
Dai, Shixun
Lu, Yegang

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Royal Society of Chemistry

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We prepared Mg-doped Sb2Te films and investigated their structural, optical and electrical properties. It was found that Mg doping can increase the crystallization temperature, suppress the crystal growth and shorten the crystallization time of Sb2Te. Compared to Ge 2Sb2Te5, the optimal composition of Mg 21.5(Sb2Te)78.5 exhibited a higher crystallization temperature (~183 °C), larger crystallization activation energy (~3.86 eV), and better data retention ability (maintaining the amorphous state at ~121 °C for ten years), indicating improved amorphous state stability due to the formation of Mg-Sb bonds. A reversible, repetitive optical switching behavior was realized in the Mg21.5(Sb2Te) 78.5 film, with a fast crystallization speed of 52 ns and a low amorphization power of 35 mW. This journal is

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CrystEngComm

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2037-12-31