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Weighted spin torque nano-oscillator system for neuromorphic computing
T. Böhnert, Y. Rezaeiyan, et al.
This innovative research showcases the potential of a weighted spin torque nano-oscillator (WSTNO) as a groundbreaking component for neuromorphic computing systems. By utilizing magnetic tunnel junctions (MTJs) for synapses and a nonlinear spin torque nano-oscillator for neurons, the team has achieved impressive output power and frequency, paving the way for advanced computing solutions. This exciting work was conducted by T. Böhnert, Y. Rezaeiyan, M. S. Claro, L. Benetti, A. S. Jenkins, H. Farkhani, F. Moradi, and R. Ferreira.
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