K.L. Saenger, J.P. De Souza, et al.
ECS Meeting 2007
Si CMOS represents a nearly optimal implementation of charge-based logic devices. To extend logic device performance significantly beyond CMOS, it may be necessary to explore collective-effect state variables. This paper analyzes logic devices based on several collective-effect state variables: collective spin polarization (ferromagnet), collective spin oscillation (spin wave), and correlated charge (exciton condensation in bi-layer structures). The benefits and challenges of these novel devices for VLSI applications are discussed.
K.L. Saenger, J.P. De Souza, et al.
ECS Meeting 2007
Joerg Appenzeller, Yang Sui, et al.
VLSI Technology 2009
C.Y. Sung
VLSI-TSA 2008
Zhihong Chen, Joerg Appenzeller
VLSI Technology 2009