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Digital Circuit Design Based on the Resonant-Tunneling-Hetero-Junction-Bipolar-Transistor

Published: 18 September 2000 Publication History

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This paper describes a novel design method for digital logic circuits based on the resonant-tunneling-heterojunction-bipolar-transistor (RTBT). Besides drift and diffusion, the RTBT uses tunneling as transport mechanism leading to an enhanced I-V characteristics. The particular properties of the RTBT are exploited in a monostable-bistable transition logic element (MOBILE) configuration. As a promising candidate for future nano-scale integration, the pseudo dynamic operation of the MOBILE is analyzed. In this connection the increased computational functionality of MOBILE based circuits keeps the complexity of the circuit low.

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SBCCI '00: Proceedings of the 13th symposium on Integrated circuits and systems design
September 2000
ISBN:076950843X

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IEEE Computer Society

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Published: 18 September 2000

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  1. MOBILE based circuits
  2. MOBILE configuration
  3. RTBT based circuits
  4. RTHBT
  5. bipolar logic circuits
  6. computational functionality
  7. digital circuit design
  8. digital logic circuits
  9. enhanced I-V characteristics
  10. heterojunction bipolar transistor
  11. heterojunction bipolar transistors
  12. logic design
  13. logic gates
  14. low circuit complexity
  15. monostable-bistable transition logic element
  16. pseudo dynamic operation
  17. resonant tunnelling transistors
  18. resonant-tunneling HBT
  19. resonant-tunneling-hetero-junction-bipolar-transistor
  20. tunneling transport mechanism

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