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December 9th, 2003
Texas Instruments Eyes Single Electron Transistors
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Texas Instruments Incorporated, working in conjunction with the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology of Lausanne, will describe a potential way to use single electron transistors (SETs) to perform logic functions and dramatically reduce the size and power consumption of future semiconductor devices. A paper to be presented at the prestigious International Electron Devices Meeting will show that a combination of SETs and standard CMOS transistors can provide enough gain and current drive to perform logic functions at a much smaller scale than will eventually be possible with CMOS alone.
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