Leng et al., 2023 - Google Patents
Recent progress in multiterminal memristors for neuromorphic applicationsLeng et al., 2023
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- Leng Y
- Zhang Y
- Lv Z
- Wang J
- Xie T
- Zhu S
- Qin J
- Xu R
- Zhou Y
- Han S
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- Advanced Electronic Materials
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The essential step for developing neuromorphic systems is to construct more biorealistic elementary devices with rich spatiotemporal dynamics to exhibit highly separable responses in dynamic environmental circumstances. Unlike transistor‐based devices and circuits with …
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