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MRI: Acquisition: Characterization of and I/O for Magnetic Logic Structures

MRI: Acquisition: Characterization of and I/O for Magnetic Logic Structures
MRI:采集:磁逻辑结构的表征和 I/O
批准号:
0923243
负责人:
Gary Bernstein
金额:
$65.81万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2009
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2009-09-01 至 2011-06-30

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中文摘要
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该项目的目标是获得用于纳米磁计算系统研究的精确溅射材料的沉积工具,以及用于确定其磁性质的振动样品磁强计。研究人员选择了一种能够沉积多种多层膜的溅射系统,该系统由三个独立的腔室组成,能够进行RF/DC共溅射和等离子体氧化。研究小组还将获得一个振动样品磁强计/交变梯度磁强计,能够生成这些材料的磁滞曲线。智能优势-该设备将用于纳米磁逻辑的研究。圣母大学的研究小组开创了用于数字逻辑的磁性量子点细胞自动机,这种自动机具有非易失性、密度大、低功耗、耐辐射、在室温下工作的特点。这种新的沉积系统将允许开发最佳的磁性材料,基于磁性隧道结的输入/输出结构,以及磁轭时钟线。这项工作提供了全磁信息处理系统的前景,它结合了记忆和逻辑。更广泛的影响——该设备将推动纳米磁逻辑的发展,这正在成为纳米电子学更大背景下的一个重要话题。此外,由于磁堆栈的研究与商用磁随机存取存储器技术相关,因此本研究的意义超出了磁逻辑。将提供本科生和研究生的实验室体验,参与者来自巴黎圣母院和其他地方。此外,这些工具将用于教师和学生的暑期体验。我们将特别关注少数族裔工程项目和女工程师协会。
英文摘要
The objective of this project is the acquisition of a deposition tool for the precise sputtering of materials for the study of nanomagnetic computing systems, and a vibrating-sample magnetometer to determine their magnetic properties. The investigators have selected a sputtering system capable of depositing a variety of multilayers with excellent control, which comprises three separate chambers capable of RF/DC co-sputtering and plasma oxidation. The team of investigators will also acquire a vibrating-sample magnetometer/alternating-gradient magnetometer that is capable of generating hysteresis curves for these materials. Intellectual Merit - This equipment will be used for research on nanomagnetic logic. The Notre Dame group has pioneered magnetic quantum-dot cellular automata for digital logic, which are non-volatile, dense, low-power, radiation hard, and operate at room temperature. This new deposition system will allow the development of optimum magnetic materials, input/output structures based on magnetic tunnel junctions, and magnetically-yoked clocking wires. This work offers the promise of all-magnetic information-processing systems, which combine memory and logic. Broader Impacts - This equipment will enable advances in nanomagnetic logic, which is becoming an important topic within the larger context of nanoelectronics. Moreover, this research has implications beyond magnetic logic since the study of magnetic stacks is relevant to commercial magnetic random-access-memory technology. Laboratory experiences at both the undergraduate and graduate levels will be offered, with participants from both Notre Dame and elsewhere. Moreover, these tools will be used in summer experiences for teachers and their students. Special attention will be given to the Minority Engineering Program and the Society of Women Engineers.
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