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      Artificial Synaptic Arrays Intercoupled by Nanogranular Proton Conductors for Building Neuromorphic Systems

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          The highly parallel process in the neuron networks is mediated through a mass of synaptic interconnections. Mimicking single synapse behaviors and highly paralleled neural networks has become more and more fascinating and important. Here, oxide-based artificial synaptic arrays are fabricated on P-doped nanogranular SiO2-based proton conducting films at room temperature. Synaptic plasticity is demonstrated on individual artificial synapse. Most importantly, without any intentional hard-wired connection, such synaptic arrays are intercoupled due to the electric-field induced lateral proton modulation. The natural interconnection is weakly correlative with distance, and is important for neural networks. At last, paralleled summation is also mimicked, which provides a novel approach for building future brain-like computational systems.

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          2013-01-10
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          1301.2052
          152f88b2-0be4-4512-b601-04ae0997d4ca

          http://arxiv.org/licenses/nonexclusive-distrib/1.0/

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          cond-mat.mtrl-sci q-bio.NC

          Condensed matter,Neurosciences
          Condensed matter, Neurosciences

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