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Bursting and excitability in neuromorphic resonant tunneling diodes
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Bursting and excitability in neuromorphic resonant tunneling diodes
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We study in this paper the dynamics of quantum nanoelectronic resonant tunneling diodes (RTDs) as excitable neuromorphic spike generators. We disclose the mechanisms by which the RTD creates excitable all-or-nothing spikes and we identify a regime of bursting in which the RTD emits a random number of closely packed spikes. The control of the latter is paramount for applications in event-activated neuromorphic sensing and computing. Finally, we discuss a regime of multi-stability in which the RTD behaves as a memory. Our results can be extended to other devices exhibiting negative differential conductance.
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