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Li4Ti5O12 and LiMn2O4 as promising channels for electrochemical ionic transistors: Electronic and ionic conductivity evolution relative to the state-of-charge
A comprehensive understanding of electronic and ionic conductivity changes in crystalline lithium metal oxide channels during operation is essential for optimizing switching (write-read), speed and minimizing energy consumption in electrochemical ionic transistors for next-generation comput
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