Fundamental Building Blocks for The Design of A Single-electron Nanoelectronic Processor

TL;DR

This paper proposes fundamental components, including a single-electron RAM and Fredkin gate, demonstrating their design and simulation to enable the development of a nanoelectronic processor based on single-electron technology.

Contribution

It introduces the design and simulation of key single-electron components, advancing the foundation for nanoelectronic processor development.

Findings

Successful design and simulation of single-electron RAM

Design and simulation of a single-electron Fredkin gate

Potential for realizing a single-electron nanoelectronic processor

Abstract

A single-electron random access memory array (RAM) and a single-electron universal Fredkin gate are designed and simulated. The universality of the Fredkin gate in combination with the RAM gives the potential of the realization of an elementary single-electron nanoelectronic processor.