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Side‐Gated Iontronic Memtransistor: A Fast and Energy‐Efficient Neuromorphic Building Block

Sahad E et al., 2025

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13016911025863959766
Author
Sahad E M
Bej S
Das B
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Iontronic memtransistors have emerged as technologically superior to conventional memristors for neuromorphic applications due to their low operating voltage, additional gate control, and enhanced energy efficiency. In this study, a side‐gated iontronic organic …
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