Memory performance and retention of an all-organic ferroelectric-like memory transistor

We have built a nonvolatile memory field-effect transistor (FET)-based on organic compounds. The gate-insulating polymer features ferroelectric-like characteristics when spun from solution into an amorphous phase. Thus, the memory transistor is built using techniques developed for organic transistors without requiring high temperature annealing steps. The memory exhibits channel resistance modulations and retention times close in performance to inorganic ferroelectric FETs (FEFETs), yet at a fraction of the cost.