Single-electron transistor at IEDM
from the they-know-how-to-make-the-little-things-count dept.
GinaMiller pointed out an EE Times article on the upcoming International Electron Devices Meeting, Dec. 11-13 in San Francisco. "A team from Japan's NTT research laboratories has gone beyond the realm of single-transistor devices to build the first elemental circuit using single-electron transistors. The team fabricated the circuit using a silicon-on-insulator (SOI) process and a vertical pattern-dependent oxidation technique. When operating at 25 K, the circuit performed basic arithmetic calculations."
October 9th, 2000 at 10:51 AM
Single Electron Device Bibliography
From time to time I update my Single Electron Device Bibliography. It may be of interest for people who want to keep track of work in these areas. I would appreciate it if people who know of additional groups working in these areas or notice hot papers on the topics would let me know, so I can make an attempt at keeping this reference up-to-date.
October 10th, 2000 at 6:36 AM
Single-electron transistor
Well I guess now they'll skip the rest of the Gigahertz processors and move straigt to the Terahertz, or is it Teraflop?