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Avalanche tuning in bionic MoS2/WS2 transistor for high-frequency visual behavior beyond human retina

2024-01-23

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Visual adaptation of the retina has enabled to adapt and perceive a wide-range light stimuli, which however induces long time adaptation process leading to blindness, dizziness or other potential hazards<sup>1–3</sup>. In the realm of machine vision, when replacing the human retina for real-time image processing, the intricate circuits and algorithms are essential to ensure optimal perf...

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64afe04b-1dab-5156-bdba-169322d5b2de
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-3559742/v1
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