Ionotronic oxide neuromorphic transistor with pair-, triplet-, and quadruplet-spike-timing-dependent plasticity activities

Electrolyte-gating poses a unique strategy to modulate physical characteristics and electronic transport properties of condensed materials. Here, solution-processed chitosan-based electrolyte-gated oxide ionotronic neuromorphic transistors are fabricated. Benefitting from unique protonic interfacial coupling processes, the ionotronic transistors can mimic different kinds of spike-timing-dependent plasticity (STDP), including the classical pair-STDP rule, triplet-STDP, and quadruplet-STDP. The triplet-STDP activities could be well explained with Froemke's triplet-STDP model, which proved to be effective in the biological nerve system. The oxide ionotronic neuromorphic transistors could act as fundamental building blocks in neuromorphic platforms.

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Applied Physics Letters
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2024-12-23
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https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0243029
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5
Primary Topic
Advanced Memory and Neural Computing
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Electrolyte-gating poses a unique strategy to modulate physical characteristics and electronic transport properties of condensed materials. Here, solution-processed chitosan-based electrolyte-gated oxide ionotronic neuromorphic transistors are fabricated. Benefitting from unique protonic interfacial coupling processes, the ionotronic transistors can mimic different kinds of spike-timing-dependent plasticity (STDP), including the classical pair-STDP rule, triplet-STDP, and quadruplet-STDP. The triplet-STDP activities could be well explained with Froemke's triplet-STDP model, which proved to be effective in the biological nerve system. The oxide ionotronic neuromorphic transistors could act as fundamental building blocks in neuromorphic platforms.

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Ningbo University (CN), Chinese Academy of Sciences (CN), Ningbo Institute of Industrial Technology (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China
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