Title :
Multiple-Valued Logic Memory System Design Using Nanoscale Electrochemical Cells
Author :
Manikas, Theodore W. ; Teeters, Dale
Author_Institution :
Univ. of Tulsa, Tulsa, OK
Abstract :
Nanoscale multiple-valued logic systems require the development of nanometer scale integrated circuits and components. Due to limits in device physics, new components must be developed to operate at the nanoscale level. As part of this effort, the authors have constructed nanoscale electrochemical cell arrays that can function as multiple-valued logic storage cells. In addition, the authors are currently developing a nanoscale crossbar system that will use these cells to implement multiple-valued logic memory units. This paper describes the development of these cells and their applications.
Keywords :
cells (electric); cellular arrays; integrated circuit design; integrated memory circuits; logic design; multivalued logic circuits; nanoelectronics; multiple-valued logic memory system design; multiple-valued logic storage cells; nanometer scale integrated circuits; nanometer scale integrated components; nanoscale crossbar system; nanoscale electrochemical cell arrays; Arithmetic; Biomembranes; Electrodes; Logic arrays; Logic circuits; Logic design; Logic devices; Multivalued logic; Nanoporous materials; Nanoscale devices; electrochemical cells; memory; multiple-valued logic; nanotechnology;
Conference_Titel :
Multiple Valued Logic, 2008. ISMVL 2008. 38th International Symposium on
Conference_Location :
Dallas, TX
Print_ISBN :
978-0-7695-3155-7
DOI :
10.1109/ISMVL.2008.23