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    This document discusses the design of molecule-based memristive materials. It notes that memristive materials can provide resistance tunability based on the history of charge passed, mimicking biological synapses. Electronically, memristive junctions can be used to build perceptron units for analog neurocomputing. The document advocates for using molecular rather than solid-state materials, as molecular materials allow for chemical design and functionalization, low costs, solution-based processing, and biointerfacing capabilities. It describes a prototype mixed polymer-based active material that achieves conductance tuning of 500% and energy per event of 1nJ. Next steps discussed include integrating single junctions into more complex circuits and building a hardware-based

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    This document discusses the design of molecule-based memristive materials. It notes that memristive materials can provide resistance tunability based on the history of charge passed, mimicking biological synapses. Electronically, memristive junctions can be used to build perceptron units for analog neurocomputing. The document advocates for using molecular rather than solid-state materials, as molecular materials allow for chemical design and functionalization, low costs, solution-based processing, and biointerfacing capabilities. It describes a prototype mixed polymer-based active material that achieves conductance tuning of 500% and energy per event of 1nJ. Next steps discussed include integrating single junctions into more complex circuits and building a hardware-based

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    This document discusses the design of molecule-based memristive materials. It notes that memristive materials can provide resistance tunability based on the history of charge passed, mimicking biological synapses. Electronically, memristive junctions can be used to build perceptron units for analog neurocomputing. The document advocates for using molecular rather than solid-state materials, as molecular materials allow for chemical design and functionalization, low costs, solution-based processing, and biointerfacing capabilities. It describes a prototype mixed polymer-based active material that achieves conductance tuning of 500% and energy per event of 1nJ. Next steps discussed include integrating single junctions into more complex circuits and building a hardware-based

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    DESIGN OF

    MOLECULE-BASED
    MEMRISTIVE MATERIALS
    NanoMeM team
    UIMM, ICMol
    salvador.cardona@uv.es

    DESIGN OF
    MOLECULE-BASED MEMRISTIVE MATERIALS
    A memristive material provides Resistance
    tunability with the history of charge passed.

    Each junction mimics the behavior of a


    biological synapse.

    Electronically it is possible to build a


    perceptron unit based on Memristive
    junctions.

    This field represents a freshly new research


    topic (since 2008), great opportunity for
    technology development.

    DESIGN OF
    MOLECULE-BASED MEMRISTIVE MATERIALS

    WHY MOLECULE-BASED MATERIALS?


    Solid-State Molecular
    Materials Materials
    a) +
    Top Electrode (Al)

    Active layer

    Bottom Electrode (Glass + ITO)

    Rigid fixed structure, NO functionalization Chemical Design and functionalization


    b) d)

    Expensive metal /oxide based materials Low-cost / green / flexible materials


    Low temperature
    Hard condition processability
    Solution-based processability
    c)
    No bioapplication, harmful Biointerfacing capabilities

    TRL 4 NANOMeM prototype


    Lab Prototype
    2020-2021
    Mixed polymer-based active material
    Conductance range ~500%
    Energy per event ~1nJ
    Junction surface ~0.1cm2
    Short time - Long time Memory in a single device

    150 nm

    Pulsed conductance tunability Analog neurocomputing


    Patent nº: P202130383 (2021) Cardona-Serra et al.

    +
    de (Al)

    NANOMeM prototype - Next Steps


    e layer

    + ITO)

    d)

    Integrate single junctions in a more complex microelectronic


    circuit (Memristive chaotic oscillator)

    Build a ‘Matrix x Vector’ hardware-based memristive circuit


    (Artificial Vision) as Proof of Concept

    Design memristive materials with particular behavior for each


    application (sensor, analog computing, bio interfacing…)
    Patent nº: P202130383 (2021) Cardona-Serra et al.
    +
    de (Al)

    NANOMeM Collaborators
    e layer

    + ITO)

    d)

    CNRS / Thales TU Munich University of Cambridge


    Julie Grollier (A. Fert lab) Julian Dlugosch George Malliaras
    Mathieu Gonidec
    Oxford Max Planck Institute Mainz U. Central Florida
    Lapo Bogani Paschalis Gkoupidenis Enrique del Barco

    Patent nº: P202130383 (2021) Cardona-Serra et al.

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