This book is a timely resource that discusses the physics and applications of
spintronic and RRAM devices. The first part of the book mainly discusses spintronic devices such as nano-oscillators, domain wall memory, nano-magnetic and
programmable logic, circuit design, as well as their applications in neuromorphic
engineering, while the second part of the book focuses on RRAM device physics
and array architectures, various device characterizations and modelling, its implementation as a synaptic device, and specific application on automatic sound classification. The content of the book covers the interdisciplinary area of device
physics, material science and engineering, circuit design, and neuromorphic engineering. This book provides fundamental insight into emerging memory technologies, as well as comprehensive research findings, challenges, and prospects in
these areas. Thus, it can be used as a reference for scientists and engineers of
various backgrounds, who wish to gain understanding from the basics to the more
advanced aspect of the corresponding fields.
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Wen Siang Lew
Gerard Joseph Lim
Putu Andhita Dananjaya
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