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Artificial synapses based on biopolymer electrolyte-coupled SnO2nanowire transistors | Synapse

January 1, 2016

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Artificial synapses based on biopolymer electrolyte-coupled SnO2nanowire transistors

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Synaptic transistors coupled by proton neurotransmitters with a multiple in-plane gate structure were fabricated for the first time using silicon oxide nanowires.

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