ECRAM as Scalable Synaptic Cell for High-Speed, Low-Power Neuromorphic Computing
ECRAM as Scalable Synaptic Cell for High-Speed, Low-Power Neuromorphic Computing
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10.1109/iedm.2018.8614551
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2018-12
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Jianshi Tang;Douglas M. Bishop;Seyoung Kim;M. Copel;T. Gokmen;T. Todorov;SangHoon Shin;Ko-Tao Lee;P. Solomon;Kevin K. H. Chan;W. Haensch;J. Rozen
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Jianshi Tang;Douglas M. Bishop;Seyoung Kim;M. Copel;T. Gokmen;T. Todorov;SangHoon Shin;Ko-Tao Lee;P. Solomon;Kevin K. H. Chan;W. Haensch;J. Rozen
We demonstrate a nonvolatile Electro-Chemical Random-Access Memory (ECRAM) based on lithium (Li) ion intercalation in tungsten oxide (WO3) for high-speed, low-power neuromorphic computing. Symmetric and linear update on the channel conductance is achieved using gate current pulses, where up to 1000 discrete states with large dynamic range and good retention are demonstrated. MNIST simulation based on the experimental data shows an accuracy of 96%. For the first time, high-speed programming with pulse width down to 5 ns and device operation at scales down to $300\times 300\ \text{nm}^{2}$ are shown, confirming the technological relevance of ECRAM for neuromorphic array implementation. It is also verified that the conductance change scales linearly with pulse width, amplitude and charge, projecting an ultralow switching energy ∼1 fJ for $100\times 100\ \text{nm}^{2}$ devices.