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Optically accessible memristive devices
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One of the most promising contenders for ultralow-energy electronic devices are memristive memories, which allow for sustainably scalable neuromorphic computing, potentially capable of reducing power dissipation in IT by >50%. Understanding the nanoscale kinetics of the switching mechanisms is needed to enable high-endurance devices - only this can unlock their integration into fast, low-energy, logic-in-memory architectures. Lately, non-perturbative techniques were introduced to study morphological changes within memristive devices. In particular, plasmonic nanocavities recently became a smart and powerful investigation tool and opened the path for completely new electro-optical applications based on memristive devices. In this review, we will discuss the main research streams currently linking the fields of nanoscale device engineering and plasmon-enhanced light-matter interactions focusing on innovative fast ways to study real-time movement of individual atoms that underpins this new generation of ultralow-energy memory nano-devices.
Keyword:
plasmonics
optical nanocavities
memristive switches
real-time spectroscopy
in situ spectroscopy
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