Trends in hydrogen-, lithium- and oxygen-based electrochemical RAM: materials, mechanisms, and applications

ECRAM devices, including Li-, H-, and O-based types, enable low-power, analog memory for neuromorphic computing. This work reviews materials, architectures, performance, and challenges, guiding future development for scalable, reliable AI hardware.

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Journal of Materials Chemistry C
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5tc02043c
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2
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Fuel Cells and Related Materials
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Trends in hydrogen-, lithium- and oxygen-based electrochemical RAM: materials, mechanisms, and applications

Maria Mukhtar, Usman Ali, Sang Yeol Lee, Muhammad Junaid Sultan
2 citations
Journal of Materials Chemistry C
Fuel Cells and Related Materials
1.46
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Trends in hydrogen-, lithium- and oxygen-based electrochemical RAM: materials, mechanisms, and applications

Maria Mukhtar, Usman Ali, Sang Yeol Lee, Muhammad Junaid Sultan
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2 citations

Abstract

ECRAM devices, including Li-, H-, and O-based types, enable low-power, analog memory for neuromorphic computing. This work reviews materials, architectures, performance, and challenges, guiding future development for scalable, reliable AI hardware.

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University of Rome Tor Vergata (IT), Gachon University (KR)
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Fuel Cells and Related Materials
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