Shaika et al., 2025 - Google Patents
59 Design and analysis of a quantum FinFET-based memristor with gate diffusion input for neuromorphic computing applications usingShaika et al., 2025
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- 9029398168131042761
- Author
- Shaika D
- Sravanthi M
- Karunasree B
- Mounikad S
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- Recent Trends in VLSI and Semiconductor Packaging
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Neuromorphic computing aims to create computer systems that compete with the architecture and human brain functions. Memristors have been identified as a promising component for implementing synaptic connections in these systems, due to their non-volatile …
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