Exploiting multiple percolation in two-terminal memristor to achieve a multitude of resistive states
Stephen H. Foulger, Yuriy Bandera, Benjamin Grant, Jarmila Vilčáková, Petr Sáha
Abstract
The emulation of synaptic responses with memristors is an attractive route to neuromorphic networks. A hybrid conjugated polymer with pendant carbazole rings was employed in a two-terminal memristor that exhibited synergistic percolation mechanisms.
Topics & Concepts
MemristorNeuromorphic engineeringEmulationPercolation (cognitive psychology)Materials scienceTerminal (telecommunication)Resistive touchscreenNanotechnologyCarbazoleResistive random-access memoryComputer scienceElectronic engineeringArtificial neural networkElectrical engineeringVoltageNeuroscienceEngineeringTelecommunicationsArtificial intelligenceChemistryEconomic growthOrganic chemistryEconomicsBiologyAdvanced Memory and Neural ComputingConducting polymers and applicationsNeuroscience and Neural Engineering