压电开关:通向低能量电子器件的途径

2013 Third Berkeley Symposium on Energy Efficient Electronic Systems (E3S) Pub Date : 2013-10-01 DOI:10.1109/E3S.2013.6705880

Paul M. Solomon, Brian A. Bryce, R. Keech, Thomas M. Shaw, Matthew Copel, L. Hung, A. Schrott, T. Theis, Wilfried Haensch, S. M. Rossangel, Smitha Shetty, Hiroyuki Miyazoe, B. Elmegreen, Marcelo A. Kuroda, X. Liu, S. T. Mckinstry, G. Martyna, D. Newns

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信息时代在计算能力方面取得了惊人的进步，但目前非常成功的CMOS技术却遇到了功率限制。计算占美国电力生产的5%左右，功率现在是时钟速度的主要限制因素，功率限制了百亿亿次计算设备的实际发展。CMOS功率取决于电压，而电压现在受到基础物理的限制，不能通过工程修复进一步降低。为了使计算进入一个新的低功耗状态，需要一个全新的设备概念。

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The PiezoElectronic switch: A path to low energy electronics

The information age has produced astonishing improvements in compute power, but the current highly successful CMOS technology is running into power limitations. Computing takes up of order 5% of the US electricity production, power is now the primary limiting factor on clock speed, and power limits practical development of exascale computing facilities. CMOS power depends on voltage which is now limited by fundamental physics and cannot be further lowered by an engineering fix. A fundamentally new device concept is needed in order to take computing into a new lower power regime.

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