Single transistor design combines memory and signal processing for brain-inspired computing

Researchers treated the contacts of a planar molybdenum disulfide transistor with a chemical solution to produce synaptic switching. Interfacial charge trapping alters the Schottky barrier height while leaving the channel material intact. This allows a single component to process temporal data directly through reservoir computing.

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