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This study introduces lead-free halide-perovskite nanowire arrays for resistive switching memories (Re-RAMs). These Re-RAMs successfully demonstrate image processing, overcoming previous instability issues in perovskite devices.

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Area of Science:

Materials Science
Nanotechnology
Solid-State Electronics

Background:

Halide-perovskites (HPs) are widely used in optoelectronics.
HP thin-films face material and electrical instability challenges.
Perovskite resistive switching memories (Re-RAMs) are rarely used for data processing in neuromorphic applications.

Purpose of the Study:

To demonstrate image processing using lead-free halide-perovskite nanowire (NW) array Re-RAMs.
To overcome the instability issues of previous HP thin-film Re-RAMs.
To explore the potential of NW array Re-RAMs for neuromorphic computing.

Main Methods:

Fabrication of ultrahigh density lead-free HP NW array Re-RAMs.
Experimental demonstration of image processing using convolutional kernels.
In-depth mechanistic study and first-principles simulations.
Analysis of switching characteristics: endurance, speed, and retention.

Main Results:

Superior switching characteristics: high endurance (5 × 10^6 cycles), ultra-fast switching (900 ps erase, 2 ns write), and long retention (>5 × 10^4 s).
Evidence of electrochemical metallization triggering the switching mechanism.
Successful implementation of image processing functions (embossing, outlining, sharpening) using multi-level switching.

Conclusions:

Lead-free HP NW array Re-RAMs offer a stable and high-performance platform for data processing.
The demonstrated image processing capabilities highlight their potential for neuromorphic applications.
Electrochemical metallization is identified as the key switching mechanism.