DOE OSTI · 1576256
Tunable ionic electronic transistor
Abstract
Various technologies pertaining to a transistor having a variable-conductance channel with a non-volatile tunable conductance are described herein. The transistor comprises source and drain electrodes separated by a conducting channel layer. The conducting channel layer is separated from an electrochemical gate (ECG) layer by an electrolyte layer that prevents migration of electrons between the channel and the ECG but allows ion migration. When a voltage is applied between the channel and the ECG, electrons flow from one to the other, which causes a migration of ions from the channel to the ECG or vice versa. As ions move into or out of the channel layer, the conductance of the channel changes. When the voltage is removed, the channel maintains its conductance state.
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Talin, Albert Alec, El Gabaly Marquez, Farid, Fuller, Elliot James, Agarwal, Sapan. 2019-10-01. Tunable ionic electronic transistor. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/1576256
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