2018
DOI: 10.1088/1361-6439/aaafe5
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Micro-mechanical resonators for dynamically reconfigurable reduced voltage logic gates

Abstract: Due to the limitations of transistor based logic devices such as their poor performance at elevated temperature, alternative computing methods are being actively investigated. In this work, we present electromechanical logic gates using electrostatically coupled in-plane micro-cantilever resonators operated at modest vacuum conditions of 5 Torr. Operating in the first resonant mode, we demonstrate 2-bit XOR, 2and 3-bit AND, 2-and 3-bit NOR, and 1-bit NOT gates; all condensed in the same device. Through the des… Show more

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“…16. A network analyzer is used to apply the input voltage to resonator 1 (105µm beam), while a DC bias is applied to resonator 2 (100µm beam) and the signal is detected from the fixed electrode adjacent to resonator 2 [39]. The DC bias in this case is analogous to the coupling voltage and determines the strength of coupling.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…16. A network analyzer is used to apply the input voltage to resonator 1 (105µm beam), while a DC bias is applied to resonator 2 (100µm beam) and the signal is detected from the fixed electrode adjacent to resonator 2 [39]. The DC bias in this case is analogous to the coupling voltage and determines the strength of coupling.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%