ArticleNature communications2025
In situ training of an in-sensor artificial neural network based on ferroelectric photosensors.
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Abstract
In-sensor computing has emerged as an ultrafast and low-power technique for next-generation machine vision. However, in situ training of in-sensor computing systems remains challenging due to the demands for both high-performance devices and efficient programming schemes. Here, we experimentally demonstrate the in situ training of an in-sensor artificial neural network (ANN) based on ferroelectric photosensors (FE-PSs). Our FE-PS exhibits self-powered, fast (<30 μs), and multilevel (>4 bits) photoresponses, as well as long retention (50 days), high endurance (10
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