1. Development of a molecular gap-type atomic switch and its stochastic operation.
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Arima, Chisato, Suzuki, Ayana, Kassai, Ai, Tsuruoka, Tohru, and Hasegawa, Tsuyoshi
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NEUROMORPHICS , *ARTIFICIAL neural networks , *SILVER sulfide , *ARTIFICIAL intelligence , *MULTILAYER perceptrons - Abstract
The gap-type atomic switch is a novel neuromorphic device that possesses functions such as analog changes in resistance and short-term/long-term memory-based learning. However, it is difficult to integrate conventional gap-type atomic switches that use a vacuum gap and Ag2+δS, which has restricted their practical use. In this study, we developed a new, easy to fabricate gap-type atomic switch that incorporates a molecular layer as a gap and Ta2O5 as an ionic transfer material. This molecular gap-type atomic switch operates in a manner that is similar to conventional vacuum gap-type atomic switches. We also demonstrate stochastic operations using the aforementioned molecular gap-type atomic switches. These results indicate a higher potential for the practical use of gap-type atomic switches. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2018
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