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Since the invention of Integrated Circuit (IC) in 1958, we have seen an unprecedented growth in Si-based electronics industry; ICs are currently used in almost all electronic gadgets. However, it is now very much clear that this era of growth we have been witnessing for the last five decades will soon hit the brick wall, once the transistor size reaches the physical limit of miniaturization
Long before nanotechnology, the semiconductor industry was miniaturizing microelectronic components....
In this paper we discuss some physical limits for scaling of transistors and conducting paths inside...
In this paper we discuss some physical limits for scaling of transistors and conducting paths inside...
Moore's Law, the 1965 prediction by Intel co-founder Gordon Moore that manufacturers would double th...
The first integrated circuits date back to the 1950s. From that moment, humanity witnessed an impres...
The first integrated circuits date back to the 1950s. From that moment, humanity witnessed an impres...
The first integrated circuits date back to the 1950s. From that moment, humanity witnessed an impres...
This article analyses the most important technological, economic and environmental limits of the int...
The first integrated circuits date back to the 1950s. From that moment, humanity witnessed an impres...
Long before nanotechnology, the semiconductor industry was miniaturizing microelectronic components....
Long before nanotechnology, the semiconductor industry was miniaturizing microelectronic components....
Long before nanotechnology, the semiconductor industry was miniaturizing microelectronic components....
Long before nanotechnology, the semiconductor industry was miniaturizing microelectronic components....
Long before nanotechnology, the semiconductor industry was miniaturizing microelectronic components....
Long before nanotechnology, the semiconductor industry was miniaturizing microelectronic components....
Long before nanotechnology, the semiconductor industry was miniaturizing microelectronic components....
In this paper we discuss some physical limits for scaling of transistors and conducting paths inside...
In this paper we discuss some physical limits for scaling of transistors and conducting paths inside...
Moore's Law, the 1965 prediction by Intel co-founder Gordon Moore that manufacturers would double th...
The first integrated circuits date back to the 1950s. From that moment, humanity witnessed an impres...
The first integrated circuits date back to the 1950s. From that moment, humanity witnessed an impres...
The first integrated circuits date back to the 1950s. From that moment, humanity witnessed an impres...
This article analyses the most important technological, economic and environmental limits of the int...
The first integrated circuits date back to the 1950s. From that moment, humanity witnessed an impres...
Long before nanotechnology, the semiconductor industry was miniaturizing microelectronic components....
Long before nanotechnology, the semiconductor industry was miniaturizing microelectronic components....
Long before nanotechnology, the semiconductor industry was miniaturizing microelectronic components....
Long before nanotechnology, the semiconductor industry was miniaturizing microelectronic components....
Long before nanotechnology, the semiconductor industry was miniaturizing microelectronic components....
Long before nanotechnology, the semiconductor industry was miniaturizing microelectronic components....
Long before nanotechnology, the semiconductor industry was miniaturizing microelectronic components....
In this paper we discuss some physical limits for scaling of transistors and conducting paths inside...
In this paper we discuss some physical limits for scaling of transistors and conducting paths inside...
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