Fig. 3: Characterization & measurement of the interconnected on-chip p-bit core. | Nature Communications

Fig. 3: Characterization & measurement of the interconnected on-chip p-bit core.

From: Experimental demonstration of an on-chip p-bit core based on stochastic magnetic tunnel junctions and 2D MoS2 transistors

Fig. 3

a Minor loop of the stochastic MTJ used in the p-bit, with the 50–50 point indicated by the dashed line. b Graph showing the resistance fluctuations of the stochastic MTJ when biased at the 50–50 point. c Histogram data for the antiparallel- and parallel-state dwell times, used to extract the mean dwell time in each state. d Graph showing the device characteristics of the pristine MoS2 FETs using the interdigitated contacts design, before being connected to the stochastic MTJs. e Graph showing the device performance of the FET used in the on-chip p-bit core. The degradation was observed after integrating the FET with the stochastic MTJ device. f Schematic of the design for the on-chip p-bit core demonstration. g Optical microscope image showing the interconnected on-chip device and the probes used for measurement. h Graph showing the operation of an on-chip p-bit core, with an output (VINVERTER INPUT) that exhibits stochastic fluctuations that are tunable with the modulation of the FET gate voltage (VIN). The observed fluctuations are obtained via repeated measurements of VINVERTER INPUT at each VIN. These fluctuations are shown in the inset figures, with time-series data of the fluctuations for VIN = −3.8 V (red inset) and for VIN = −2 V (green inset).

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