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February 5, 2026Materials Horizons0 citationsOpen Access

Uncovering a third function of the transistor beyond switching and amplification: Coupled photo-responsive oscillators for insensor computing

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SYSeong-Yun YunJHJoon-Kyu HanYCYang-Kyu Choi

Key Points

  • The aim is to explore a novel function of transistors in in-sensor computing by mimicking brain processes.
  • Developed brain-inspired coupled twin photo-responsive oscillators (CT-PROs)
  • Integrated sensing and signal processing within the oscillators
  • Tested energy efficiency compared to traditional methods
  • CT-PROs effectively processed visual information with minimal energy
  • Demonstrated a new operational capability of transistors in computing
  • Showed improved performance over existing computing methods

Abstract

To enable in-sensor computing that emulates the biological brain's ability to process visual information with minimal energy, we demonstrated brain-inspired coupled twin photo-responsive oscillators (CT-PROs) that integrate sensing and signal...

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Yun et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69843405f1d9ada3c1fb1beahttps://doi.org/10.1039/d5mh02107c
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