Structurally simplified GCMO crossbar design for artificial synaptic networks

[EN]Harnessing the full power of memristors as artificial synapses demands a simple and scalable crossbar architecture enabling their seamless integration into diverse applications. This letter presents the 3 × 3 memristor crossbar array configuration featuring a grid of interconnected devices. The...

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Autores: Antola, Anni, Angervo, Ilari, Huhtinen, Hannu, Miettinen, Mikko, Schulman, Alejandro, Paturi, Petriina
Tipo de recurso: artículo
Estado:Versión aceptada para publicación
Fecha de publicación:2024
País:España
Institución:Universidad de Salamanca (USAL)
Repositorio:GREDOS. Repositorio Institucional de la Universidad de Salamanca
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Palabra clave:Memristors
Perovskites
Resistive switching
Thin film devices
2203.02 Elementos de Circuitos
3307.09 Dispositivos Fotoeléctricos
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spelling Structurally simplified GCMO crossbar design for artificial synaptic networks Antola, Anni Angervo, Ilari Huhtinen, Hannu Miettinen, Mikko Schulman, Alejandro Paturi, Petriina Memristors Perovskites Resistive switching Thin film devices 2203.02 Elementos de Circuitos 3307.09 Dispositivos Fotoeléctricos [EN]Harnessing the full power of memristors as artificial synapses demands a simple and scalable crossbar architecture enabling their seamless integration into diverse applications. This letter presents the 3 × 3 memristor crossbar array configuration featuring a grid of interconnected devices. The composition includes Al as the reactive top electrode connecting the device columns and Gd1−xCaxMnO3 (GCMO, x = 0.8) serving as the bottom electrode connecting the device rows as well as the memristive material eliminating the need for additional layers and fabrication steps. Controlled sized vias through insulating Al2O3 layer connect the electrodes forming the active interface. The idea is validated with a test sample of 3 × 3 crossbars with Au/GCMO/Al structure, Au enabling Ohmic contact to GCMO, with device resistive switching ratios mostly around 102 and yield of over 90%. The devised crossbar structure could provide a highly scalable, yet simple, geometry suitable for synaptic networks. American Institute of Physics (Estados Unidos) http://hdl.handle.net/10366/159307
title Structurally simplified GCMO crossbar design for artificial synaptic networks
spellingShingle Structurally simplified GCMO crossbar design for artificial synaptic networks
Antola, Anni
Memristors
Perovskites
Resistive switching
Thin film devices
2203.02 Elementos de Circuitos
3307.09 Dispositivos Fotoeléctricos
title_short Structurally simplified GCMO crossbar design for artificial synaptic networks
title_full Structurally simplified GCMO crossbar design for artificial synaptic networks
title_fullStr Structurally simplified GCMO crossbar design for artificial synaptic networks
title_full_unstemmed Structurally simplified GCMO crossbar design for artificial synaptic networks
title_sort Structurally simplified GCMO crossbar design for artificial synaptic networks
author Antola, Anni
author_facet Antola, Anni
Angervo, Ilari
Huhtinen, Hannu
Miettinen, Mikko
Schulman, Alejandro
Paturi, Petriina
author_role author
author2 Angervo, Ilari
Huhtinen, Hannu
Miettinen, Mikko
Schulman, Alejandro
Paturi, Petriina
author2_role author
author
author
author
author
topic Memristors
Perovskites
Resistive switching
Thin film devices
2203.02 Elementos de Circuitos
3307.09 Dispositivos Fotoeléctricos
topic_facet Memristors
Perovskites
Resistive switching
Thin film devices
2203.02 Elementos de Circuitos
3307.09 Dispositivos Fotoeléctricos
description [EN]Harnessing the full power of memristors as artificial synapses demands a simple and scalable crossbar architecture enabling their seamless integration into diverse applications. This letter presents the 3 × 3 memristor crossbar array configuration featuring a grid of interconnected devices. The composition includes Al as the reactive top electrode connecting the device columns and Gd1−xCaxMnO3 (GCMO, x = 0.8) serving as the bottom electrode connecting the device rows as well as the memristive material eliminating the need for additional layers and fabrication steps. Controlled sized vias through insulating Al2O3 layer connect the electrodes forming the active interface. The idea is validated with a test sample of 3 × 3 crossbars with Au/GCMO/Al structure, Au enabling Ohmic contact to GCMO, with device resistive switching ratios mostly around 102 and yield of over 90%. The devised crossbar structure could provide a highly scalable, yet simple, geometry suitable for synaptic networks.
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Antola, Anni
Huhtinen, Hannu
Miettinen, Mikko
Paturi, Petriina
Schulman, Alejandro
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