Published April 2006
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Radial addressing of nanowires
Chicago
Abstract
We introduce radial encoding of nanowires (NWs), a new method of differentiating and controlling NWs by a small set of mesoscale wires for use in crossbar memories. We describe methods of controlling these NWs and give efficient manufacturing algorithms. These new encoding and decoding methods do not suffer from the misalignment characteristic of flow-aligned NWs. They achieve comparable effective pitch and resulting memory density with axially encoded NWs, while avoiding potential cases of address ambiguity and simplifying NW preparation. We also explore hybrid axial/radial encodings and show that they offer no net benefit over pure codes.
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© 2006 ACM. Received October 2005; revised March 2006; accepted April 2006. This research was funded in part by National Science Foundation Grant CCF-0403674.Attached Files
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