Cryogenic Ferroelectric Behavior of Wurtzite Ferroelectrics

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Main Authors: Wang, Ruiqing, Zhou, Jiuren, Zheng, Siying, Zhu, Feng, Sun, Wenxin, Xu, Haiwen, Li, Bochang, Liu, Yan, Hao, Yue, Han, Genquan
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author Wang, Ruiqing
Zhou, Jiuren
Zheng, Siying
Zhu, Feng
Sun, Wenxin
Xu, Haiwen
Li, Bochang
Liu, Yan
Hao, Yue
Han, Genquan
author_facet Wang, Ruiqing
Zhou, Jiuren
Zheng, Siying
Zhu, Feng
Sun, Wenxin
Xu, Haiwen
Li, Bochang
Liu, Yan
Hao, Yue
Han, Genquan
contents This study presents the first experimental exploration into cryogenic ferroelectric behavior in wurtzite ferroelectrics. A breakdown field (EBD) to coercive field (EC) ratio of 1.8 is achieved even at 4 K, marking the lowest ferroelectric switching temperature reported for wurtzite ferroelectrics. Additionally, a significant evolution in fatigue behavior is captured, transitioning from hard breakdown to ferroelectricity loss at cryogenic temperatures. These findings unlock the feasibility for wurtzite ferroelectrics to advance wide temperature non-volatile memory.
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spellingShingle Cryogenic Ferroelectric Behavior of Wurtzite Ferroelectrics
Wang, Ruiqing
Zhou, Jiuren
Zheng, Siying
Zhu, Feng
Sun, Wenxin
Xu, Haiwen
Li, Bochang
Liu, Yan
Hao, Yue
Han, Genquan
Materials Science
Applied Physics
This study presents the first experimental exploration into cryogenic ferroelectric behavior in wurtzite ferroelectrics. A breakdown field (EBD) to coercive field (EC) ratio of 1.8 is achieved even at 4 K, marking the lowest ferroelectric switching temperature reported for wurtzite ferroelectrics. Additionally, a significant evolution in fatigue behavior is captured, transitioning from hard breakdown to ferroelectricity loss at cryogenic temperatures. These findings unlock the feasibility for wurtzite ferroelectrics to advance wide temperature non-volatile memory.
title Cryogenic Ferroelectric Behavior of Wurtzite Ferroelectrics
topic Materials Science
Applied Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.10221