Two-digit Quantum-dot Cells Multiplier

Authors

  • Oleksandr Melnyk National Aviation University, Kyiv https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1072-5526
  • Viktoriia Kozarevych National Aviation University, Kyiv
  • Evelina Kogut National Aviation University, Kyiv

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18372/1990-5548.72.16943

Keywords:

quantum-dots automata, majority element, computer- aided design, multiplier

Abstract

The arrival of the era of nanotechnology was stimulated to the greatest extent by the high rate of development of CMOS-microelectronics. Currently, complementary metal–oxide–semiconductor components have reached quantum-technological limits. In digital nanoelectronics, one bit of information is given by one electron. In the work, computer design using computer-aided design QCADisigner of single-electron arithmetic-logic nanocircuits based on quantum cellular automata is performed. Fragments of three- and five-inputs universal majority elements are used as the basis. It has been proven that the defining property of this class of nanodevices is the group behavior of cells, which is reproduced by the logic of majority functions. The development single-electron full nanoadder and double-bits multiplier have the smallest possible technological nanosizes, ultra-high speed and minimum switching energy consumption.

Author Biographies

Oleksandr Melnyk , National Aviation University, Kyiv

Candidate of Sciences (Engineering). Associated Professor

Department of Electronics, Robotics, Monitoring & IoT Technologies

Viktoriia Kozarevych , National Aviation University, Kyiv

Senior Lecturer

Department of Electronics, Robotics, Monitoring & IoT Technologies

Evelina Kogut , National Aviation University, Kyiv

Master's student

Department of Electronics, Robotics, Monitoring & IoT Technologies

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Published

2022-09-23

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 72 (2022)

Section

AUTOMATION AND COMPUTER-INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES

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