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Developing efficient, fast performing and thermally stable Silver iodidebased fast ion conducting solids are of great interest for resistive switchingapplications, but still remain challenges. Metallization in bulk, behavior ofthreshold voltage profile over composition and corrosion reactions are few ofthese challenges. In this work, the switching behavior of bulk, fast ionconducting, vitreous (AgI)x-(Ag2O)25-(MoO3)75-x, for 60 < x < 40 solids, hasbeen investigated, in order to understand the switching mechanism with theinertelectrodes. By using inert electrodes, the switching becomes irreversible,memory type. The switching mechanism is electrochemical metallization process.The inert electrodes restrain ionic mass transfer but exhibit low barrier toelectron transfer allowing the cathodic metallization reaction to reach Nernstequilibrium faster. Cations involved in this process transport thorough thefree volume within the solid structure and follows Mott-Gurney model forelectric field driven thermally activated ion hopping conductivity model. Thismodel along with the thermal stability profile provide a narrow region withincomposition with better switching performance based on swiftness to reachthreshold voltage and less power loss. Traces of anionic contribution tometallization are absent. Moreover, anodic oxidation involves reactions thatcause bubble formation and corrosion.

Switching behavior of bulk Fast Ion Conducting AgI-Ag2O-MoO3 glasses with inert electrode