Publications by authors named "Won-Mook Kang"

In this work, we analyze characteristics of Ohmic, Schottky forward and reverse contact through a low-frequency noise (LFN) measurement, combining two types of metals (Pd and Au) as the source and drain (S/D) contacts that enable -type properties in multi-layer WSe₂ field effect transistors (FETs). The LFN is one of the significant factors liming the performance of nano-scale devices such as TMDCs FETs having large surface-to-volume ratio. In addition, the LFN analysis, which relates to the device reliability, can help identify sensitive areas for current transport and evaluate the analog circuit applicability.

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In this paper, we reviewed the recent trends on neuromorphic computing using emerging memory technologies. Two representative learning algorithms used to implement a hardware-based neural network are described as a bio-inspired learning algorithm and software-based learning algorithm, in particular back-propagation. The requirements of the synaptic device to apply each algorithm were analyzed.

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Hardware-based spiking neural networks (SNNs) to mimic biological neurons have been reported. However, conventional neuron circuits in SNNs have a large area and high power consumption. In this work, a split-gate floating-body positive feedback (PF) device with a charge trapping capability is proposed as a new neuron device that imitates the integrate-and-fire function.

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This work investigates the intrinsic characteristics of multilayer WSe field effect transistors (FETs) by analysing Pulsed - (PIV) and DC characteristics measured at various temperatures. In DC measurement, unwanted charge trapping due to the gate bias stress results in - curves different from the intrinsic characteristic. However, PIV reduces the effect of gate bias stress so that intrinsic characteristic of WSe FETs is obtained.

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