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FeFETs for neuromorphic systems

Mulaosmanovic et al., 2020

Document ID
10620740068001962740
Author
Mulaosmanovic H
Mikolajick T
Slesazeck S
Publication year
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Ferroelectric-Gate Field Effect Transistor Memories: Device Physics and Applications

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Neuromorphic engineering represents one of the most promising computing paradigms for overcoming the limitations of the present-day computers in terms of energy efficiency and processing speed. While traditional neuromorphic circuits are based on complementary …
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