Abstract — This paper proposes a nanoscale content addressable memory (CAM) architecture. The type of CAM considered is adept at handling the irregular patterning of nanoscale components but requires an encoding scheme to be useful. We show how a randomly configured interface between the micro and nanoscales can accomplish this encoding. This new CAM eliminates some of the supporting microscale components required by the original crossbar architecture, at the cost of reduced storage capacity. If the projections made by Kuekes et al prove correct about the potential size of their memory, this CAM may be a valuable alternative in some applications. Index Terms — Memory architecture, memory fault tolerance, molecular electronics, nanotechno...
This article reviews the current status and future prospects for the use of nanomaterials and device...
Abstract. Content Addressable Memories or CAMs are popular parallel matching circuits. They provide ...
Multiple techniques have now been proposed using random addressing to build demultiplexers which int...
Content-addressable memory (CAM) performs a parallel search operation by comparing the search data w...
Most memory devices store and retrieve data by addressing specific memory locations. As a result, th...
This paper proposes a novel nanoelectromechanical-switch-based binary content-addressable memory (NE...
Abstract—Emerging nanoscale devices hold tremendous po-tential in terms of integration density, low ...
Emerging nano-scaled electronics such as silicon nanowires (NW) and quantum-dot cellular automata (Q...
The functional structure of a classical content-addressable memory (CAM) and its realization at the ...
Abstract — In this paper, we investigate the combination of a novel computing paradigm referred to a...
Nanoscale technology promises dramatic increases in device density, but reliability is decreased as ...
Nanoelectronic molecular and magnetic tunnel junction (MTJ) MRAM crossbar memory systems have the po...
We have calculated the maximum useful bit density that may be achieved by the synergy of bad bit exc...
This paper presents memory Built-In Self-Repair approaches allowing to achieve high yield for defect...
This paper presents a new Content Addressable Memory (CAM) cell, designed in two variants (inverting...
This article reviews the current status and future prospects for the use of nanomaterials and device...
Abstract. Content Addressable Memories or CAMs are popular parallel matching circuits. They provide ...
Multiple techniques have now been proposed using random addressing to build demultiplexers which int...
Content-addressable memory (CAM) performs a parallel search operation by comparing the search data w...
Most memory devices store and retrieve data by addressing specific memory locations. As a result, th...
This paper proposes a novel nanoelectromechanical-switch-based binary content-addressable memory (NE...
Abstract—Emerging nanoscale devices hold tremendous po-tential in terms of integration density, low ...
Emerging nano-scaled electronics such as silicon nanowires (NW) and quantum-dot cellular automata (Q...
The functional structure of a classical content-addressable memory (CAM) and its realization at the ...
Abstract — In this paper, we investigate the combination of a novel computing paradigm referred to a...
Nanoscale technology promises dramatic increases in device density, but reliability is decreased as ...
Nanoelectronic molecular and magnetic tunnel junction (MTJ) MRAM crossbar memory systems have the po...
We have calculated the maximum useful bit density that may be achieved by the synergy of bad bit exc...
This paper presents memory Built-In Self-Repair approaches allowing to achieve high yield for defect...
This paper presents a new Content Addressable Memory (CAM) cell, designed in two variants (inverting...
This article reviews the current status and future prospects for the use of nanomaterials and device...
Abstract. Content Addressable Memories or CAMs are popular parallel matching circuits. They provide ...
Multiple techniques have now been proposed using random addressing to build demultiplexers which int...