Fig. 3: Memory characterization of the n-branch and p-branch in the non-volatile anti-ambipolar transistor.
From: Artificial non-monotonic neurons based on nonvolatile anti-ambipolar transistors

a Transfer curves measured with global gate voltage VGG round sweeping from negative to positive and back to negative. The maximum VGG ( | VGG|max) from 5 V to 20 V. b Variation of memory window and on/off ratio with varying sweeping range. c Threshold voltage Vth shifting after different positive VGG spikes were applied. The dash line represents the initial state. d Mean value of sampling current of the WSe2 memory after writing/erasing operations under various pulse widths. e Mean value of sampling current of MoS2 memory after writing/erasing operations under various pulse widths. f 10,000 cycles endurance behavior by applying alternating VGG pulses of 30 V amplitude and 0.3 s width with a reading voltage of VDS = 1 V. g Multi-level memory states in WSe2 memory are achieved with increasing VGG pulse number. h Multi-level memory states in MoS2 memory are achieved with increasing VGG pulse number. Both WSe2 and MoS2 memory show a long retention time beyond 104 s characterized at state-0, state-4. i The operation speed and endurance of the PdSe2-contacted complementary FGTs in comparison with the state-of-the-art 2D memory devices31,32,54,55,56,57,58,59,60,61,62,63,64,65.