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A Voltage-controlled MTJ-CMOS Neuron Emulating Tunable Izhikevich-Inspired Dynamics
Biological neurons exhibit diverse firing dynamics that enable adaptive and stimulus-dependent signalling, yet reproducing these dynamics in hardware has remained an enduring challenge. In this work, we present an Izhikevich- inspired reconfigurable neuron that co-designs voltage-controlled magnetic
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