Asymmetric Single Electron Turnstile and Its Electronic Circuit Applications
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The basic operation characteristics of an asymmetric turnstile which transfers each electron one by one in one direction is described. A novel single electron counter circuit consisting of the asymmetric turnstiles, a load capacitor and an inverter which counts the number of high inputs is proposed. Monte Carlo circuit simulations reveal that the gate clock time of the counter circuit should be long enough to achieve allowable minimum error rate. The counter circuit implementing asymmetric single electron turnstiles is demonstrated to be applicable to a noise reduction system, a Winner-Take-All circuit and an artificial neuron circuit.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E81-C No.1 pp.57-62
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Masaharu KIRIHARA, Kenji TANIGUCHI, "Asymmetric Single Electron Turnstile and Its Electronic Circuit Applications" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E81-C, no. 1, pp. 57-62, January 1998, doi: .
Abstract: The basic operation characteristics of an asymmetric turnstile which transfers each electron one by one in one direction is described. A novel single electron counter circuit consisting of the asymmetric turnstiles, a load capacitor and an inverter which counts the number of high inputs is proposed. Monte Carlo circuit simulations reveal that the gate clock time of the counter circuit should be long enough to achieve allowable minimum error rate. The counter circuit implementing asymmetric single electron turnstiles is demonstrated to be applicable to a noise reduction system, a Winner-Take-All circuit and an artificial neuron circuit.
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