Collaborative: Circuit and System Architectures for Self-assembled Nanoscale Computers
协作:自组装纳米级计算机的电路和系统架构
基本信息
- 批准号:0702434
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 66.55万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2007
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2007-07-15 至 2012-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Collaborative Proposal ID(s):702434, 0702410PI names: Alvin Lebeck, Sean WashburnInstitutions: Duke University, U of North CarolinaTitle: Circuit and System Architectures for Self-assembled Nano-scale ComputersAbstractThe rapid advances in computing enjoyed over the last two/three decades have depended heavily on the continued decrease of CMOS transistor sizes. Unfortunately, the capacity for CMOS to continue this trend is finite and will be reached in the near future. This is beyond idle speculation and the semiconductor industry has at present identified the replacement of CMOS as an important, but difficult technological challenge. This research project seeks to develop alternatives to conventional computer system design and fabrication that will be fundamentally important as technology moves past the convenient abstractions built during the first 50+ years of computing.Self-assembled nanoscale systems are a potential candidate for replacing silicon CMOS technologies because of the ability to fabricate nanoscale structures in vast numbers without the need for multi-billion dollar facilities. Coupled with the potential to position molecular-scale components in complex networks, self-assembly is becoming a potent disruptive technology with potentially significant influence on the production of future integrated circuits and microprocessors. Specifically, by leveraging the larger-than-silicon industrial base of chemical manufacturing this research has the potential to create a sea change in the cost model for the fabrication of computer systems.New technologies, such as self-assembly, bring new challenges for the creation of computing systems. The research components of this proposal seek to address the following challenges: 1.) designing high-performance, low-power computer architectures that match the fabrication characteristics of future nanotechnologies, 2.) design and test nanoscale circuits with a focus on device parameter variation, defect modeling and test generation, and automated tools for circuit layout, and 3.) fabrication and characterization of "proof-of-principle" novel self-assembled nanoscale devices (RGFET) and circuits.
合作提案ID:702434,0702410 PI姓名:Alvin Lebeck,Sean Washburn机构:杜克大学,北卡罗来纳大学标题:自组装纳米级计算机的电路和系统架构摘要在过去的二、三十年里,计算机的快速发展在很大程度上依赖于CMOS晶体管尺寸的持续减小。不幸的是,CMOS继续这一趋势的能力是有限的,并将在不久的将来达到。这超出了无聊的猜测,半导体行业目前已将CMOS的替代确定为重要但困难的技术挑战。该研究项目旨在开发传统计算机系统设计和制造的替代方案,随着技术超越计算前50多年建立的方便抽象,这将具有根本重要性。自组装纳米级系统是替代硅的潜在候选者CMOS技术,因为它能够大量制造纳米级结构,而不需要数十亿美元的设施。再加上在复杂网络中定位分子级组件的潜力,自组装正成为一种强大的颠覆性技术,对未来集成电路和微处理器的生产具有潜在的重大影响。具体来说,通过利用化学制造的比硅更大的工业基础,这项研究有可能在计算机系统制造的成本模型中产生巨大的变化。新技术,如自组装,为创建计算系统带来了新的挑战。本提案的研究部分旨在解决以下挑战:1。设计高性能、低功耗的计算机架构,以匹配未来纳米技术的制造特性,2.)设计和测试纳米级电路,重点关注器件参数变化、缺陷建模和测试生成以及用于电路布局的自动化工具,以及3.)“原理验证”新型自组装纳米级器件(RGFET)和电路的制造和表征。
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