Flexible memristor devices based on plastic substrates have attracted considerable attention due to their applications in wearable computers and integrated circuits. However, most plastic-substrate memristors cannot f...Flexible memristor devices based on plastic substrates have attracted considerable attention due to their applications in wearable computers and integrated circuits. However, most plastic-substrate memristors cannot function or be grown in high-temperature environments. In this study, scotch-tape-exfoliated mica was used as the flexible memristor substrate in order to resolve these high-temperature issues. Our TiN/ZHO/IGZO memristor, which was constructed using a thin (10 μm) mica substrate, has superior flexibility and thermostability. After bending it 103 times, the device continues to exhibit exceptional electrical characteristics. It can also be implemented for transitions between high and low resistance states, even in temperatures of up to 300 ℃. More importantly, the biological synaptic characteristics of paired-pulse facilitation/depression (PPF/PPD) and spike- timing-dependent plasticity (STDP) were observed through applying different pulse measurement modes. This work demonstrates that flexible memristor devices on mica substrates may potentially allow for the realization of high-temperature memristor applications for biologically-inspired computing systems.展开更多
Graphene oxide(GO)-based memristors offer the promise of low cost,eco-friendliness,and mechanical flexibility,making them attractive candidates for outstanding flexible electronic devices.However,their resistive trans...Graphene oxide(GO)-based memristors offer the promise of low cost,eco-friendliness,and mechanical flexibility,making them attractive candidates for outstanding flexible electronic devices.However,their resistive transitions often display abrupt change rather than bidirectional progressive tuning,which largely limits their applications for biological synapse emulation and neuromorphic computing.Here,a memristor with a novel layered structure of GO/pyridinium/GO is presented with tunable bidirectional feature.The inserted organic pyridinium intercalation succeeds in serving as a satisfactory buffer layer to intrinsically control the formation of conductive filaments during device operation,leading to progressive conductance regulation.Thus,the essential synaptic behaviors including analog memory characteristics,excitatory postsynaptic current,paired pulse facilitation,prepulse inhibition,spike-timing-dependent plasticity,and spike-rate-dependent plasticity are replicated.The emulation of brain-like“learning-forgetting-relearning”process is also implemented.Additionally,the instant responses of the memristor can be stimulated by low operational voltages and short pulse widths.This study paves one way for GO-based memristors to actuate appealing features such as bidirectional tuning and fast speed switching that are desirable for the development of bio-inspired neuromorphic systems.展开更多
Realization of functional flexible artificial synapse is a significant step toward neuromorphic computing.Herein,a flexible artificial synapse based on ferroelectric tunnel junctions(FTJs)is demonstrated,using BiFeO_(...Realization of functional flexible artificial synapse is a significant step toward neuromorphic computing.Herein,a flexible artificial synapse based on ferroelectric tunnel junctions(FTJs)is demonstrated,using BiFeO_(3)(BFO)thin film as the functional layer.The inorganic single crystalline FTJs grown on rigid perovskite substrates at high temperatures are integrated with the flexible plastic substrates,by using the water-soluble Sr_(3)Al_(2)O_(6)(SAO)as the sacrificial layer and the following transfer.The transferred freestanding BFO thin film exhibits excellent ferroelectric properties.Moreover,the memristive properties and the brain-like synaptic learning performance of the flexible FTJs are investigated.The results show that multilevel resistance states were maintained well of the flexible artificial synapse,together with their stable synaptic learning properties.Our work indicates the promising opportunity of ferroelectric thin film based flexible synapse used in the future neuromorphic computing system.展开更多
Ferroelectric tunnel junctions(FTJs)as the artificial synaptic devices have been considered promising for constructing brain-inspired neuromorphic computing systems.However,the memristive synapses based on the flexibl...Ferroelectric tunnel junctions(FTJs)as the artificial synaptic devices have been considered promising for constructing brain-inspired neuromorphic computing systems.However,the memristive synapses based on the flexible FTJs have been rarely studied.Here,we report a flexible FTJ memristor grown on a mica substrate,which consists of an ultrathin ferroelectric barrier of BiFeO_(3),a semiconducting layer of ZnO,and an electrode of SrRuO_(3).The obtained flexible FTJ memristor exhibits stable voltage-tuned multistates,and the resistive switchings are robust after 10^(3) bending cycles.The capability of the FTJ as a flexible synaptic device is demonstrated by the functionality of the spike-timing-dependent plasticity with bending,and the accurate conductance manipulation with small nonlinearity(-0.24)and low cycle-to-cycle variation(1.77%)is also realized.Especially,artificial neural network simulations based on experimental device behaviors reveal that the high recognition accuracies up to 92.8%and 86.2%are obtained for handwritten digits and images,respectively,which are close to the performances for ideal memristors.This work highlights the potential applications of FTJ as flexible electronics for data storage and processing.展开更多
基金This work was financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos. 61306098, 61674050 and 61422407), the Natural Science Foundation of Hebei Province (Nos. E2012201088 and E2013201176), the Science Research Program of University in Hebei Province (No. ZH2012019), Top-notch Youth Project of University in Hebei Province (No. BJ2014008), the project of enhancement comprehensive strength of the Midwest universities of Hebei University, the Outstanding Youth Project of Hebei Province (No. F2016201220), the outstanding Youth Cultivation Project of Hebei University (No. 2015JQY01), Project of science and technology activities for overseas researcher (No. CL201602), Post-graduate's Innovation Fund Project of Hebei University (No. X201714), and Baoding Nanyang Research Institute - New Material Technology Platform (17H03).
文摘Flexible memristor devices based on plastic substrates have attracted considerable attention due to their applications in wearable computers and integrated circuits. However, most plastic-substrate memristors cannot function or be grown in high-temperature environments. In this study, scotch-tape-exfoliated mica was used as the flexible memristor substrate in order to resolve these high-temperature issues. Our TiN/ZHO/IGZO memristor, which was constructed using a thin (10 μm) mica substrate, has superior flexibility and thermostability. After bending it 103 times, the device continues to exhibit exceptional electrical characteristics. It can also be implemented for transitions between high and low resistance states, even in temperatures of up to 300 ℃. More importantly, the biological synaptic characteristics of paired-pulse facilitation/depression (PPF/PPD) and spike- timing-dependent plasticity (STDP) were observed through applying different pulse measurement modes. This work demonstrates that flexible memristor devices on mica substrates may potentially allow for the realization of high-temperature memristor applications for biologically-inspired computing systems.
基金Y.L.acknowledges financial support from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.22008164)the Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province(No.BK20190939)+5 种基金the Natural Science Foundation of the Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions of China(Nos.19KJB150018 and 22KJB150037)the foundation of Key Laboratory of Synthetic and Biological Colloids,Ministry of Education,Jiangnan University(No.1042050205225990/007)Q.C.Z.thanks the funding support from City University of Hong Kong(Nos.9380117,7005620 and 7020040)Hong Kong Institute for Advanced Study,City University of Hong Kong,China and State Key Laboratory of Supramolecular Structure and Materials,Jilin University(No.sklssm2023034),Chinasupported by the Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.12274316 and 11974304)Jiangsu Key Disciplines of the Fourteenth Five-Year Plan(No.2021135).
文摘Graphene oxide(GO)-based memristors offer the promise of low cost,eco-friendliness,and mechanical flexibility,making them attractive candidates for outstanding flexible electronic devices.However,their resistive transitions often display abrupt change rather than bidirectional progressive tuning,which largely limits their applications for biological synapse emulation and neuromorphic computing.Here,a memristor with a novel layered structure of GO/pyridinium/GO is presented with tunable bidirectional feature.The inserted organic pyridinium intercalation succeeds in serving as a satisfactory buffer layer to intrinsically control the formation of conductive filaments during device operation,leading to progressive conductance regulation.Thus,the essential synaptic behaviors including analog memory characteristics,excitatory postsynaptic current,paired pulse facilitation,prepulse inhibition,spike-timing-dependent plasticity,and spike-rate-dependent plasticity are replicated.The emulation of brain-like“learning-forgetting-relearning”process is also implemented.Additionally,the instant responses of the memristor can be stimulated by low operational voltages and short pulse widths.This study paves one way for GO-based memristors to actuate appealing features such as bidirectional tuning and fast speed switching that are desirable for the development of bio-inspired neuromorphic systems.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.62004056)the Hundred Persons Plan of Hebei Province(Nos.E2018050004 and E2018050003)+5 种基金This work was also supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.61674050 and 61874158)the Outstanding Youth Project of Hebei Province(No.F2016201220)the Project of Distinguished Young of Hebei Province(No.A2018201231)he Support Program for the Top Young Talents of Hebei Province(No.70280011807)the Training and Introduction of High-level Innovative Talents of Hebei University(No.801260201300)the Supporting Plan for 100 Excellent Innovative Talents in Colleges and Universities of Hebei Province(No.SLRC2019018).
文摘Realization of functional flexible artificial synapse is a significant step toward neuromorphic computing.Herein,a flexible artificial synapse based on ferroelectric tunnel junctions(FTJs)is demonstrated,using BiFeO_(3)(BFO)thin film as the functional layer.The inorganic single crystalline FTJs grown on rigid perovskite substrates at high temperatures are integrated with the flexible plastic substrates,by using the water-soluble Sr_(3)Al_(2)O_(6)(SAO)as the sacrificial layer and the following transfer.The transferred freestanding BFO thin film exhibits excellent ferroelectric properties.Moreover,the memristive properties and the brain-like synaptic learning performance of the flexible FTJs are investigated.The results show that multilevel resistance states were maintained well of the flexible artificial synapse,together with their stable synaptic learning properties.Our work indicates the promising opportunity of ferroelectric thin film based flexible synapse used in the future neuromorphic computing system.
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(2016YFA0300103 and 2019YFA0307900)National Natural Science Foundation of China(51790491,51972296 and 21521001)+1 种基金the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(WK2030000035)State Key Laboratory of Powder Metallurgy,Central South University,Changsha,China。
文摘Ferroelectric tunnel junctions(FTJs)as the artificial synaptic devices have been considered promising for constructing brain-inspired neuromorphic computing systems.However,the memristive synapses based on the flexible FTJs have been rarely studied.Here,we report a flexible FTJ memristor grown on a mica substrate,which consists of an ultrathin ferroelectric barrier of BiFeO_(3),a semiconducting layer of ZnO,and an electrode of SrRuO_(3).The obtained flexible FTJ memristor exhibits stable voltage-tuned multistates,and the resistive switchings are robust after 10^(3) bending cycles.The capability of the FTJ as a flexible synaptic device is demonstrated by the functionality of the spike-timing-dependent plasticity with bending,and the accurate conductance manipulation with small nonlinearity(-0.24)and low cycle-to-cycle variation(1.77%)is also realized.Especially,artificial neural network simulations based on experimental device behaviors reveal that the high recognition accuracies up to 92.8%and 86.2%are obtained for handwritten digits and images,respectively,which are close to the performances for ideal memristors.This work highlights the potential applications of FTJ as flexible electronics for data storage and processing.