Physical Basement for Super-High Speed Processing Spatially-Modulated Field Signals

This article examines the physical basis of the superfast VLSI components for processing spatially modulated electromagnetic field signals. The analysis of the main physical effects which are capable to influence on VLSI components speed is given. The possibility of fulfillment of subpicosecond analog and digital operations for spatially modulated signals with the help of passive microstrip micron-sized components is conducted The outcomes of subpicosecond switch simulation are discussed The integration concept for such elements in VLSI, constructed on principles ofa digital pseudo-holography is offered.