2015
DOI: 10.5121/ijcsit.2015.7308
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Increasing the Transistor Count by Constructing A Two-Layer Crystal Square on A Single Chip

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“…The widespread use of binary logic was due to their simple realization by available relays, vacuum tube, diodes, and final transistors [6]. The new microprocessor fabrication needs about 10 9 transistors while the number of connections is approximately 10 11 [7]. The engineering viewpoint can easily lead to the number of connections is 100 more than the number of transistors.…”
Section: Motivationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The widespread use of binary logic was due to their simple realization by available relays, vacuum tube, diodes, and final transistors [6]. The new microprocessor fabrication needs about 10 9 transistors while the number of connections is approximately 10 11 [7]. The engineering viewpoint can easily lead to the number of connections is 100 more than the number of transistors.…”
Section: Motivationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The transistor schematic diagram for Eq. (7) From the disadvantages of truncated difference operator, when the two inputs for this operator be large and equal, for example 15 µA, the output will not be 0. Therefore, to improve the performance of this circuit, one switch operator and two truncated difference operator have been added to the design.…”
Section: Figure 11mentioning
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“…A computer is one of the technologies that got improved. The number of transistors with each new CPU generation increased without rapidly changing the die size [1]. Such advancements allow some computers to compute much more complex problems on different sizes of machines.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…Packing more functionality, with a reduction in cost, are two of the key challenges for system designers. According to Moore's law, the size of transistors in a dense integrated circuit has decreased exponentially (El-Aawar, 2015), which means that manufacturers need to unswervingly deposit very small paste volumes at the correct positions. Problems encountered during the printing process are insufficient solder paste, torn prints, bridging or short circuiting and pad oxidation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%