MoS 2 /Graphene Floating‐Gate Transistor Toward Non‐Volatile Memory and High‐Precision Synaptic Operations

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ABSTRACT Molybdenum disulfide () and graphene, as two significant members of the two‐dimensional family, have garnered considerable attention for enhanced non‐volatile memory (NVM) applications. Nonetheless, the synaptic behavior of the /graphene floating‐gate structures is yet to be comprehensively validated. This study presents a /graphene floating gate transistor designed for logic switching, non‐volatile memory, and neuromorphic applications. The implementation of a graphene Dirac‐source contact enables the device to achieve a subthreshold slope of 25 mV/decade, stable p‐type transistor operation, and a high ON/OFF current ratio of 10 with sub‐nanowatt power consumption. The programming–erasing time is approximately 11 ns, a memory window of 5.9 V, and a projected 10‐year retention of 91%. Synaptic functionality is further demonstrated through potentiation–depotentiation behavior, short‐ and long‐term plasticity, as well as spike‐timing‐dependent plasticity [STDP], offering a platform toward next‐generation low‐power logic devices, reliable non‐volatile memory technologies, and neuromorphic computing systems.

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