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Sai Jiang^1,2, Jinrui Sun¹, Mengjiao Pei²

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New memcapacitive synapses enable energy-efficient neuromorphic computing for disease detection. This technology achieves high accuracy in classifying critical electrocardiogram (ECG) signals, paving the way for advanced wearable health devices.

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Area of Science:

Neuromorphic Engineering
Materials Science
Biomedical Signal Processing

Background:

Early disease detection relies on classifying physiological signals using neuromorphic devices.
Reservoir computing (RC) offers a lightweight solution for temporal processing in resource-constrained hardware.
Existing memcapacitive reservoirs require enhanced synaptic tunability and reservoir states for improved capabilities.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop solution-processed electrolyte/ferroelectric memcapacitive synapses for energy-efficient RC systems.
To investigate the synergistic coupling of electrical double-layer (EDL) effects and ferroelectric polarization in these synapses.
To demonstrate the application of these synapses in classifying critical biosignals, specifically electrocardiogram (ECG) signals.

Main Methods:

Fabrication of solution-processed electrolyte/ferroelectric memcapacitive synapses.
Characterization of synaptic plasticity (long- and short-term) and power consumption (∼27 fJ per spike).
Implementation of a synapse-based RC system for classifying ECG signals related to arrhythmia and obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).

Main Results:

The developed synapses exhibit tunable plasticity and ultralow power consumption.
Rich reservoir state dynamics were observed, suitable for energy-efficient RC.
High classification accuracies were achieved: 97.8% for arrhythmia and 80.0% for OSA.

Conclusions:

Solution-processed memcapacitive synapses, leveraging EDL and ferroelectric effects, offer a promising platform for energy-efficient neuromorphic computing.
The developed system demonstrates effective classification of critical ECG signals, highlighting its potential for biosignal analysis.
This work paves the way for lightweight, energy-efficient machine learning in wearable devices for health monitoring.