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Self-Assembly Based Approaches for Metal/Molecule/Semiconductor Nanoelectronic Circuits
Ann Arbor, Michigan March 04-March 06
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/GLSV.1999.757389Ninth Great Lakes Symposium on VLSI
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D.B. Janes, Purdue University
R.P. Andres, Purdue University
E.H. Chen, Purdue University
J. Dicke, Purdue University
V.R. Kolagunta, Purdue University
J. Lauterbach, Purdue University
T. Lee, Purdue University
J. Liu, Purdue University
M.R. Melloch, Purdue University
E.L. Peckham, Purdue University
T. Pletcher, Purdue University
R. Reifenberger, Purdue University
H.J. Ueng, Purdue University
B.L. Walsh, Purdue University
J.M. Woodall, Purdue University
C. P. Kubiak, University of California at San Diego
B. Kasibhatla, University of California at San Diego
This paper describes a technological approach which combines the nanoscale elements available from molecular devices and self-assembled molecular/nanoparticle systems with semiconductor devices which can provide the gain or bistability required for computational functionality. The architectural motivation for these configurations and experimental demonstrations of several key technologies for this hybrid approach are described.
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D.B. Janes, R.P. Andres, E.H. Chen, J. Dicke, V.R. Kolagunta, J. Lauterbach, T. Lee, J. Liu, M.R. Melloch, E.L. Peckham, T. Pletcher, R. Reifenberger, H.J. Ueng, B.L. Walsh, J.M. Woodall, C. P. Kubiak, B. Kasibhatla, "Self-Assembly Based Approaches for Metal/Molecule/Semiconductor Nanoelectronic Circuits," glsvlsi, pp.114, Ninth Great Lakes Symposium on VLSI, 1999
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