Abstract
An Sb (40 nm diameter)-Bi (30 nm diameter) segment nanowire nanojunction array was fabricated by pulsed electrodeposition. Electric transport properties of the junction array were studied down to 4.2 K and in magnetic fields up to 5 T. Temperature versus resistance measurements exhibited a resistive switching behaviour at zero magnetic field, but this feature disappeared with increasing magnetic field. These features might find application in sub-100 nm metal-semiconductor field effect transistors.