Conductance Quantization in Memristive Structures Based on Poly-p-Xylylene

The results of studying the room-temperature conductance quantization of memristive structures based on poly-p-xylylene organic material with resistive switching are presented. The measurement procedures are shown and comparative analysis of manifestation of the effect upon switching structures to the high and low resistive states is presented. The possibility of specifying the stable quantum states of the conductance in memristive structures based on poly-p-xylylene is demonstrated. It is shown that some of these states possess short-term stability, while others possess long-term stability. These results open up new possibilities for using the conductance quantization effect in the implementation of neuromorphic systems.