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Silicon synaptic transistor for hardware-based spiking neural network and neuromorphic system

Kim et al., 2017

Document ID
5723569567719818117
Author
Kim H
Hwang S
Park J
Park B
Publication year
Publication venue
Nanotechnology

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Brain-inspired neuromorphic systems have attracted much attention as new computing paradigms for power-efficient computation. Here, we report a silicon synaptic transistor with two electrically independent gates to realize a hardware-based neural network system …
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