Wang et al., 2014 - Google Patents
Compact modelling of ferroelectric tunnel memristor and its use for neuromorphic simulationWang et al., 2014
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- Wang Z
- Zhao W
- Kang W
- Zhang Y
- Klein J
- Ravelosona D
- Chappert C
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- Applied Physics Letters
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Ferroelectric tunnel memristor (FTM) was recently discovered. Its resistance can be continuously tuned by controlling the growth of domain in ferroelectric tunnel barrier. Experiments show its large OFF/ON resistance ratio (> 10 2) and high operation speed (∼ …
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