Balanced ternary addition using a gated silicon nanowire; ; et al in Applied Physics Letters (2011), 99(26), 263109 Detailed reference viewed: 35 (1 ULg) Logic implementations using a single nanoparticle-protein hybrid; ; et al in Nature Nanotechnology (2010), 5 Detailed reference viewed: 46 (13 ULg) Ternary logic implemented on a single dopant atom field effect silicon transistor; ; et al in Applied Physics Letters (2010), 96 Detailed reference viewed: 14 (4 ULg) Reconfigurable Logic Devices on a Single Dopant Atom-Operation up to a Full Adder by Using Electrical Spectroscopy; ; et al in Chemphyschem : A European Journal of Chemical Physics and Physical Chemistry (2009), 10(1), 162-173 A silicon field-effect transistor is operated as a logic circuit by electrically addressing the ground and excited electronic states of an embedded single dopant atom. Experimental results-complemented by ... [more ▼] A silicon field-effect transistor is operated as a logic circuit by electrically addressing the ground and excited electronic states of an embedded single dopant atom. Experimental results-complemented by analytical and computational calculations-are presented. First, we show how a complete set of binary logic gates can be realized on the same hardware. Then, we show that these gates can be operated in parallel on the very some dopant up to the logic level of a full adder. To use the device not as a switch but as a full logic circuit, we make essential use of the excited electronic states of the dopant and of the ability to shift their energy by gating. The experimental ability to use two channels to measure the current flowing through the device and the conductance (dI/dV) allows for a robust reading of the output of the logic operations. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 20 (3 ULg) Principles of design of a set-reset finite state logic nanomachine; ; Remacle, Françoise ![]() in Journal of Applied Physics (2008), 104(4), Pulsed electrical set and reset inputs are used to simulate the temporal action of a finite state machine in a three terminal configuration for a variety of arrangements. The gate electrode is necessary ... [more ▼] Pulsed electrical set and reset inputs are used to simulate the temporal action of a finite state machine in a three terminal configuration for a variety of arrangements. The gate electrode is necessary only if it is of interest to tune the tunneling rate and to compensate for background charges. When the output is the current, a source and drain electrodes are required. If the output is determined by measuring charge occupancy, then a single junction suffices. The electron transfer rates are computed from the free energy change for a single electron transfer to or from a quantum dot of size such that only charge quantization matters. For a small enough dot the device could operate at room temperature. An asymmetric configuration of the source and drain favors a longer term time preservation of the memory of the device. An alternative design that operates with the same energetics and kinetic parameters is to pulse the resistance rather than the voltage. (C) 2008 American Institute of Physics. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 10 (2 ULg) Transcending binary logic by gating three coupled quantum dots; ; Remacle, Françoise et alin Nano Letters (2007), 7 Physical considerations supported by numerical solution of the quantum dynamics including electron repulsion show that three weakly coupled quantum dots can robustly execute a complete set of logic gates ... [more ▼] Physical considerations supported by numerical solution of the quantum dynamics including electron repulsion show that three weakly coupled quantum dots can robustly execute a complete set of logic gates for computing using three valued inputs and outputs. Input is coded as gating (up, unchanged, or down) of the terminal dots. A nanosecond time scale switching of the gate voltage requires careful numerical propagation of the dynamics. Readout is the charge (0, 1, or 2 electrons) on the central dot. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 9 (2 ULg) |
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