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Associative memory is one of the significant characteristics of the biological brain. However, it has yet to be realized in a large memristor array due to the high requirements on the memristor device. In this work, the multilevel memristor cell is optimized by employing an electro‐thermal modulation layer. Memristor devices show both high resistance, cell‐to‐cell uniformity, and multilevel resistive...
Among the basic functions of the brain, associative memory is an important ability, as widely illustrated by Pavlov's dog experiment. In article number 1900155, by employing an electro‐thermal modulation layer, Huaqiang Wu and co‐workers optimize a multilevel memristor cell. A Hopfield neural network is experimentally demonstrated on an integrated 1 k memristor array.
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