Chapter 19: Synaptic devices based on HfO2 memristors
M.B. Gonzáleza; M. Maestro-Izquierdoa; S. Pobladora; M. Zabalaa; F. Campabadala; G. González-Corderob; S. Aldanab; D. Maldonadob; F. Jiménez-Molinosb; J.B. Roldánb aInstitute of Microelectronics of Barcelona, IMB-CNM (CSIC), Bellaterra, SpainbElectronics and Computer Technology Department, Science Faculty, Granada University, Granada, Spain
Abstract
Nanodevices based on resistive switching structures are currently being explored as potential candidates to mimic biological synapses in neuromorphic systems due to the analog control of the device resistance, their scaling capability, and their low power operation. In this chapter, the electronic properties and the conductance modulation capability ...
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